The Lamar register., 1905-04-12

LII. NOytbj lue eyoS edT anu tnTodu
specialist, will treat all residents of this
vicinity, who are financially unable to
pay for services, free of charge If they
will call at his office from 8 to 10 M,
ON Tuesdays or Saturdays.
Mrs. L. Writ Markham left for Ohio
on the noon train last Monday, having
been called there by the death Of an
uncle. Mrs Markham was on one of
the trains which collided near Kinsley
that night, but was not among the in
Jured.
w. o. Lee, of Pueblo, is visiting here
with his son, G. M. Lee. Mr.. Lee still
thinks Lamar is mighty nice place to
come to, and can't quite get over his
carly love for the place. He has lots of
friends here who are always glad to see
him.
w. G. Markham. editor of The Bald
win Ledger, and postmaster of that city
besides being a man of affairs otherwise
in his community, came in from Kan
sas last Sunday morning and spent the
day with his brothers, l.. Writ and l..
Merrill Markham.
James O'Malley and son Edward, re-
turned to their home In Clyde last week.
They were 80 favorably impressed with
the country here, that Mr.. O'Malley
purchased two farms, making an invest
ment of over $4,000. He secured fine
lands and made good investment.
j. X. Cooper. prominent real estate
man, of Sheldon, Illinois, was here last
week, and spent a couple OF days look
ing over the country. He went from
here to Rocky Ford and Sugar City,
and it is safe to say that he will have
plenty to talk about when he gets home.
Ed. Williams, agent for The Miami
Nurseries, Of Louisburg, Kansas, re-
ceived big lot OF trees last week, which
were certainly ahead of the nursery
stock generally seen here. Every
thing showed the best of care in digging
and packing and Of course came through
in prime condition.
Clarence Nj. Lee was seriously con
sidering, last week, Of sending in re-
quest to the governor for an extra ses
sion of the legislature. He had an idea
OF having his name changed to Job. He
only had thirteen of the old mans pets.
He thinks that thirteen ls lucky num-
ber-lucky that he did't have any more
Prison Guard, Geo. w. Ellis and his
Trip Through the Penitentiaries, is diff
ferent from any entertainment before
the American people today. This is a
beautifully illustrated lesson of life's
other side, filed with incidents that are
sure to appeal to every man, woman and
child who witness it. Opera house Fri
day, April 14th.
Mr.: w. Gourlay Connell will give a
lecture on Japan, early in May, with
sterioptIcon pictures. Mr.. Connell has
wide reputation as a lecturer and La
mar is fortunate to be able to enjoy this
lecture. 1t will be gwen under the
management OF the Social Circle and in
June Tom Thumbs Wedding is promis-
ed by the same ladies'.
Grant Clark has just placed in posi-
tion at his cigar stand in the Conwel
barber shop, one Of the swellest show
cases ever brought to town, 1t is work
of art, and Grant has filled it up with
mighty fine cigars. He can suit the
most fastidlous smoker now, for most
any cigar will be good taken from such
a beautiful case.
Hon. A. w. McHendrie. referee IN the
priority case Of the seepage water in the
Big Bend district, has, we are informed
issued an order that pending the fina'
disposition OF the case, the parties to the
suit shall use the water in the order in
which their claims for priority were
filed tn the case before him. The tinal
findings OF the referee will not be made
for some time yet and this order will ap-
ply until then.
Fred Cooper and Albert Morich went
up to Colorado Springs Sunday morning
and in spite OF the muddy condition Of
tide roads succeeded in getting the auto
mobile home last night without any
serious mishaps except prying it out OF
the mud occasionally with fence post.
Fred has nice machine and one that
will give pleasure to himself and friends
here Now that start is made in La
mar we expect to see more of these cars
in town.
The Lamar High school base ball team
went up to Lat Animas last Saturday
and played two games with the high
school team OF that place. In the morn
ing game, with Hagerman and Frisbie as
the battery, Lamar won by score Of
to 9. In the afternoon, Mourning
and Frisbie made the battery for Lamar
and again our team won by score Of
II 90. Del Mourning made the star
play of the games, making very fine
running catch.
The Brotherhood of St. Paul held its
regular monthly business meeting in the