The Lamar register., 1906-01-03

The Woman's Club will meet on Jan.
10, 1906, with Mrs. G. j. Garvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lee are at home
again after their vacation in Pueblo.
]. A. Heating Of Pueblo, spent last
week in Lamar, visiting with friends
Ben Mace, who has been sojourning
at Holly, is at home visiting his parents
Fred Lee and wife spent part of the
holidays visiting with relatives in La
Junta.
Mics Ellen Cooper spent the holiday
week among her friends at her old home
in Las Animas.
DR.. Jay Sayler went to Pueblo and at
tended the Elk ball. He expected to
have an immense time.
Robert Small of Denver came down
to Lamar this week to visit with his
sister, Mrs. o. w. Auman.
Miss Nellie Goodale returned the first
of the week from Denver, where she
visited during the holidays.
Mr.. Fred Myers and Miss Roso Ze-
man are to be married thus evening.
May all happiness attend them In their
future life.
wF. McCue of the McCue Lumber
Co. is in Pueblo attending to business
matters. Probably he also took In the
Elk's ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Sayler enjoyed a
short vacation during the holidays WIS.,
iting with friends and taking in the
sights of Denver.
Richard Klett, more generally known
as "Dick" was down from Las Animas
last Saturday, attending to some bust
ness matters.
The Register made mistake last week
in announcing the lucky winner Of the
doll at Mclean Bros. store. 1t was Sam
Smith instead of Fred Cooper.
Chester N. Young, formerly Prowers
county stockman now living near Colo
RADIO Springs, was attending to business
matters in Lamar the first of the week.
Miss Birdie King and Miss Annie
Mourning went to Pueblo to see the
great play Of Ben Hur. They anticipate
having a great treat in witnessing the
play.
Miss Iva Markham left last night for
BALDWIN, Kansas, to finish the school
year. She enjoyed the holidays at home
and returns to her school work with re-
newed zest.
The streets are all having name signs
put up and the houses are having num-
bers placed upon them. In a short time
one can tell where one lives all the same
as in big city.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion this week, but beyond transacting
the usual monthly grist of business,
there ls nothing of particular import
ance to occupy their attention.
Miss Geneva Morehouse, who has been
spending the holidays with relatives in
Lamar, returned to Denver last Monday
morning, to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
The Misses Gauss received the sad
news on New Years day of the death
of their sister in Denver, and all left for
that city to attend the funeral. They
have the sincere sympathy OF the com
munity in their great sorrow.
Carlton is enjoying boom. The rail-
road has established station there
with both day and night service and Will
soon build a depot. Other improve
ments will soon be made that Will make
it appear very much like city.
Monday was the "Happy New Year
day and tho greetings were very hearty
among our people. We have lot oil
prosperous people here and they all
ought to be in a good humor, no matter
what the weather may be.
T.J. Cooper has bought the residence
property of Fred G. Schmidt on SKIN
street. Mr.. Cooper and his family have
been living in the house for some
months and liked the location and the
property 30 we'll, that the property was
bought as permanent home.
There we're nearly three hundred anu
fifty instruments more filed in the coun-
ty clerks office last year than the year
before. And there was big iot the
year before, too. This shows tha' 'he
real estate is moving and that grea'
deal of business is being DONE
A marriage license was issued last
SATURDAY. afternoon to X. Swadley ano
Miss Nellie Lyvere. These young peo
nile reside on the north side OF the rlvei
and are we'll known. Their neighoori
and friends wish them all the Joys o.
lite and many years of prosperity