The Lamar register., 1905-09-13

Little Jodie tawless gavs b party to d
few OF her little friends last Thursday
in honor Of her fifth birthday. The lit
tie tots had a merry time that afternoon
and all departed well pleased and hop
ing she would have many more birth
days.
w. Lindenbaum will move his tailor.
ing shop to the rear room of the block
just north Of the depot, and put in a
full line of clothing and gents furnish
ings. He is already popular with the
trade in Lamar and his enlarged stock
will bring him more business.
F, Stewart Davis of Carrolton, Illinois,
came to Lamar last week and spent a
few days investigating the opportunities
for Investment here. He looked over
the farming lands in this vicinity and
thought very highly of the prospects,
and IN the near future will invest in
some farms.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Methodist church gave social last Sat-
urday night at the residence lately oc
cupied by E. r. Yager. Owing to the
stormy weather the attendance was
small. 30 they repeated the social Mon
day night at the same place, at which
time larger crowd was present, and the
young folks had delightful time.
Messrs. M. Simons aud S. w. Smart
have formed q partnership and will start
the Golden Rule store in one OF the
rooms of the new Feast building on the
north side. They expect to handle dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc. Both
are we'll known in Lamar and will make
success of the business We feel sure.
Mr.. Simons leaves today for the east to
make personal selection of the stock
Il. j. Bradshaw, record keeper OF the
Lamar Tent X. o. Il. NJ, this week re-
ceived from the head tent check for
$1,000, and turned the same over to
Mrs. Sylvia Jacaway, 1t being the ln-
suraDce her husband, the late A. Jaca-
way, carried with the Maccabee order.
1t is in times like this that one realizes
the great benefits that life insurance is
doing for the people.
Elmer Bressler, OF Raven wood, Mis-
souri,, has been in Lamar for several
days looking over the country in com
pany with K. b. Leatherman. Mr..
Bressler is highly pleased with what he
saw and purchased the quarter section
that pleased him best, the SW Of O.
22-46, about four miles north OF Lamar.
The land was owned bv the mill company
and is one Of the best farms in Colorado.
He will return to Missouri to settle up
his business and ID few months remove
to Lamar 70 make his permanent home.
by some of our citizens, is called The
Lamar Realty l. Trust Company. The
incorporators are Q. Gould, NJ. Strain,
and L. Writ Markham, and the directorf
for the first year are w. f. McCue, II.
j. Sayler, w. j. Johnston, A. E Bent,
w. G. Gould, M. Strain, l.. Writ Mark
ham, w. X. Wiuterhslter, j. X. Dough-
ty, ID. B. Novels and G. Q. Huddleston,
who are leading business men and prop
erty owners. One Of the prime objects
for which this corporrtion WAS formed
was to promote the interest OF the coun-
ty and town and TO harmonIze all rival
ry among the real estate agents and
real estate owners. 1t is expected that
this movement will materially assist In
the development of this section of the
country, and that the real estate agents
and owners will act in concert, and thus
be able to sell lands to better advantage,
and avoid all rivalry and contention in
the real estate market. 1t is hoped that
all real estate owners and agents will
see the advantage OF this course and
support the work OF the new
and take stock in the same.