The Lamar register., 1906-08-01
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Moneyfo
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

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l.. WRIT MARKHAM.
CRANKY Hillyer was in Pueblo on
legal business Monday.
Chas Beach OF the state engineers Of
fee ia down from Denver to day.
George Fuqua has just returned from
an extended trip to the Pacific coast.
George Martin is here from Iowa, WIS.,
iting his grandfather, Mr.. j. ID. Martin.
ALI b. Allen of Springfield. was at
tending to business here the first OF the
week.
Prof. II. G. Lamson was a visitor at
the state capital last week, returning
Monday morning.
E,E. Butler g. Son have a big list Of
August bargains on the first page.
Don't miss them.
Geo. A. Everett and family returned
Saturday, from an extended visit u tho
old home in Missouri.
Eugene Church, the accommoda ing
clerk at Everett Il Church's s,orr, is
enjoying visit at his home, Stewarts-
vile, Mo.
The New York Stores August clear
snce sale will begin this week and con
tinue all next week. See their large
circulars.
All regular services will be held at
the M. E. church next Sunday AS usual.
The building will not be moved until
next week.
Chas. Maxwell, manager Of the Lamar
mill, returned last Friday from his va
cation spent at Drake in the north part
of the state.
A blind man has been around town
Tor several days, playing on various in
struments and by this means, collecting
small sums for his support
Part of the telephone linemen left
this week as the work of putting in the
new wires and installing the new cen
tral station is about completed.
Miss Mary Hainline is down from Den
YER, visiting her brother, Henry U.
Hainline, the well known north side
farmer. She is accompanied by cous-
in.
Div. Coombs will lecture at the
Christian church, Friday night, Aug. 3.
Subject, 1The Waste Of Mind and
Money" Everybody invited, admission
free.
We publish this week Ordinance No.
lO2 passed Monday night by the coun-
Gil 1t Is for the regulation OF scavenger
work in the town, and has long been
needed.
The Womsn's League will meet at
the Methodist church next Saturday
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. All women in
terested In civic reform are urged to be
present.
Mrs. T. j. Cooper and daughter Ellen
returned home yesterday morning, from
a very pleasant visit to friends in Kan
,sss City, Mo- They had been away for
about Z month.
Five OF Lsmar's crack bowlers have
organized the All Star Ten Pin team and
offer odds to any other team in town 1t
is up to the gang to knock the chips of
their shoulders.
The time for the nice juicy canta-
loupe is near at hand. and the kind OF
veather that is prevailing is bringing
them along fast. It has been hot but 1t
is foe growing weather.
Judge Thorne has just placed war
rant in the hands OF Sheriff Thomas au'
thorizing hiS to sieze all the gambling
devices found ia the county. and gen.
.sraI cound- up is expected.
G.. S. Blosser, on of the prosperous
farmers OF the north side. is now milk
,ns thirteen COWS and selling the cream
in Lamar. He informs US that they are
bringing him $50 per month.
D,LL Silver came back the first OF
the week after two weeks spent IN hsh-
ing at Drake. He reports the Lamarites
as having a fine time and the fish not
biting fast enough 10 overwork them.
A fire started in lumber pile caused
some anxiety at the sugar factory tod ay
and a team was sent up after the city
hose. The factory force however sue
ceeded in getting it under control be
fore the hose was taken out.
The young people Of the Presbyterian
,chu rch will give a "catch penny" Social
in the Sunday school rooms OF the
ohur ch Tuesday evening, Aug. 7. Every
t,,dv envited to come and bring youI
pennies aud have good time.
I'M. Miller, the genial insurance man
was here for seysral days last week. us
ing his persuasive ways upon tne peo
r,a tn cot them to see ths benefits OF IN
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