The Lamar register., 1905-11-15

The ladies of the Nj. Il. church have
Friday and Saturday of next week, Nov.
"a and %. The sale will be held in the
sample room of the Union hotel. All
persons having any old clothing, furni-
ture, utensile or any kind OF articles OF
any description to give to the sale will
the church or phone to the parsonage
aud the same will be called for.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul, an or
ganization connected with the Metno.
dist church, had very pleasant and
profitable meeting at the church on
Monday night. Three new members
were voted in and one other given the
degrees. The next meeting will be Dec.
10, and on the night of the l6 banquet
will be gwen in honor of Chancellor
Buchtel, Of the Denver University. The
Chancellor will be here that day as the
lecturer in the Lyceum course. He will
preach at the Methodist church three
times the next day, Sunday the II.
several years. died last Tuesday morn
ing, after suffering for many montl 8
from that dread disease, consumption.
Mr.. Fly bravely bore his snfferings and
was tenderly cared for by his wife. The
wife is left alone with her sorrow, there
being no children surviving. The funer
al services were held this afternoon at
the Methodist church, of which deceas-
ed had been a member. Rev. Auman
conducted the ceremony and the Wood
men attended and took part in the ser
vices. 1nterment was in Riverside Gem
etery. Mrs. Fly will have the sympa-
thy OF many friends in her loss.
The unfortunate incident OF Tuesday
night at the jail should be lesson to
the hot heads of this section, as it was
only the good judgment and GOODNESS of
Sheriff Thomas and Deputy Lynch that
prevented much more serions result
They had every excuse which an officer
needs to fire on the offenders, and it was
only because they felt able to protect
the property and prisoners entrusted to
charged against the prisoner is certainly
very serious one, but he was under ar
res and the courts here have proven
adequate to handle all such cases and
there is absolutely no excuse to resort to
any such desperate means of obtaining
redress.
One of the saddest accidents that ever
happened In the Lamar region was that
which caused the death OF j. w. Boain,
in the Big Bend neigh hborhood on Mon
day afternoon. Mr. Boain was ready to
start to town with his family, and his
wife and two children were in the wag
on when the horses became frightened
and started to run away. He rushed in
front to stop them, and was knocked
down and the wheels of the wagon pass
causing instant death. Mr. Boain was
young man, industrious and steady
and was getting fair start in life when
cut of In this unforeseen manner. He
leaves a widow and two little children to
mourn their great loss, and they have
fiction.
Last Wednesday evening, Miss Aetna
NJ. Fuller and Mr.. Vernon C. Newman
were married at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison w. Fuller.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. o.
w. Auman OF the Methodist church.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with ribbons, chrysanthemums and smi-
lax, and the young couple stood under
an exquisite marriage bell, made from
the same articles. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. J. 7. Bradshaw, and
the bridal party marched into the room
and took their places to the musical
strains. The rooms were well filled with
the relatives of the happy couple and
many friends gathered to offer their
congratulations. A dainty and tasteful
supper was served. Mr.. Newman has
| been here for some time, holding posi-
ton at the sugar factory and has made
| many friends. The bride has resided in
Lamar since childhood, and has host
OF friends who extend, with the Regis
ter, heartfelt wishes for long life of
happiness and prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman will reside in the Fuller resi-
dence, in the northwest part of town.
Their home is most comfortably fitted
up and the many beautiful presents re-
ceived will add to their happiness.