The Lamar register., 1906-12-05

M. A. Gallagher, Membership Score
tary OF the Colorado State Commercial
Association, was calling on the members
here ON Monday. He was also soliciting
new members and funds for advertising
the state.
The Social Circle of tho Presbyterian
church will hold Bazaar, Tuesday,
Dec. II, in the Sunday school rooms of
the church. Supper in the evening be
ginning at 8 o'clock. Price $50, chill
dren $50.
M. E. Church-Morning service, Sun
day School and Epworth League at the
court house. Sermon subject, "Ped-
dlers Of the Blues" Evening SER
vice at the Presbyterian church, sermon
by DR.. Kirkwood Of Denver.
Christmas Is coming. II you hsye
any doubt in regard to the fact, take q
look at the shop windows Of our mer
chants and inspect the inside of the
stores. II you have not much time, read
their advertisements in this paper.
Dan Goff, one Of the early Prowers
county pioneers, was here several days
this week looking up old friends and in
vestigating the business outlook. Mr..
Gon has sold his mining interests in
Ouray and will again locate in this val
Icy.
Mrs. Laura Easton was taken to Dem
YER last week on account OF a very
severe attack Of appendicitis An oper-
alton was performed Thursday and she
10 reported to be much improved now.
Mr.. Easton returned on Tuesday and ID
again at the store.
DR.. Sapero will be here again on De-
cembsr 18th, after which he and his
family are going to California for short
visit and from there to Europe, where
the Doctor will take in the clinics Of the
different hospitals Of Europe. He will
not return to Colorado until next June.
A runaway team went up against DR..
Friends automobile last Monday morn
ing. The machine was standing quietly
in front Of Huddleston's store, when NJ.
Strains team came rushing along with
front wheels Of q wagon attached and
the horses tried to get into the auto.
They broke down the seat, and other
wise scared it up.
At the last meeting of Lamar Lodge
x. P. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: A W Ssabury, G G;
E R Jones. v O.; j T Adkins, Prslsts; F
W MARI, M of w; L Davies, M Of F; A
Friedman, M Of E; E A Bsnnister, X of
r 8; Frank Dau. NJ Of A; A G Grissom.
G; Roy Eldredge, o q; Trustees, A v
Erickson, 8 II Waller and @ 8 Curran.
The mssque ball at the opera house
on Thanksgiving night was the biggest
affair Of the kind ever held in town. The
opera house was crowded 80 full as to
make dancing difficult. The costumes
were many Of them costly and elegant,
Frank Graham taking first prize for the
BEST one. Everybody enjoyed the even
ing both dancers and spectators.
W. w. Jones has sold his coal business
to W. H. Chaplin & Son, who expect to
taxi. chang. about tn. frat of tho month
Mr.. Ch.plin II an old resident of Grsps-
d. and v;cinitv. and bis long and suo.
o...fu, bu.;n..s .r,.r;anoa insuraa him
.poc..a in III. GOA, bn.;nas. The nav
Arm has abundant canita, not onlv To
carry on the business as it is at present
but the bu,ld;n.s will be enlarged to
mat the future as wall ma nrasent de-
mands. The nav firm will also handle
Grain and sa.d-Gr.nada Times
Inc f.o"efs county bar Association
ns'o tnsir regular quarterly meeting al
sn' o'u.' nouse Oh MONDAY Oh 'h's ~seA'
ans principal business transacted was
the eieotion OF olncers, the oid omcers