The Lamar register., 1906-04-04

The Social Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs G. G. Huddleston Friday
afternoon April 9th. AS it is the an
nual election OF officers it is hoped that
all members will make it convenient to
be present.
will give a supper at the church Thurs
day evening, April IL They also have a
Bazaar of fancy and useful articles,
which will be open Thursday afternoon,
at which time light refreshments will
be served. The public is invited.
The Eugene Haywood Co. consisting OF
Fred Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, w.
Eldredge, and several from other points,
left Monday morning for Syracuse where
they gave their first entertainment on
Monday evening. The troupe Is com
posed OF artists in their line and deserve
good patronage.
The monthly social OF the Baptist
church will be held Friday night of this
week. There will be refreshments and
program. The public Is invited.
There will be no preaching AT the Bap-
fist church next Sunday on account of
the dedication of the Presbyter n
church.
A whole lot of people went to the
opera house last Thursday night to be
SHOWED" the Missouri Girl. The audi
ence seemed to enjoy the play and were
highly delighted when the villain was
blown up by his own bomb. The mem
bers of the troupe were all capable act
ors and made the best OF their respec
tive parts.
On Monday the county clerk issued a
marriage license to Mr.. w. II. Livings-
ton, Of Raymond, Kansas. and Maggie
Bennett, OF Holly, Colorado. Justice
Martin was called to the court house
and performed the ceremony which
made the young couple the happlest OF
mortas. The county officials we're pres
emit as witnesses.
The crew Of telephone linemen arrived
on Monday and is now at work running
the wires to the new quarters in the
Masonic Temple and installing the new
up-t to date system, which will be used
here in the future. The company ex-
poets to spend about $4,000 here max
ing preparations for the big city that
Lamar will soon be.
Our BOWLING team went to La Junta
on last Friday, but as most Of the team
we're candinates on the class to be init
ated in the Elk lodge that evening, they
were a little nervous and got badly
licked. Dr. Fewkes, DIR. Sayier, Frank
Sayler, Jack Creaghe and Lee Bow man
were in the team.
Larry Leffiingwell, who has been
deputy treasurer for some time, resign
ed his position last Saturday and went
home to Holly. He will visit there a
few days and then intends to go to Cali
fornia, where he will join brother who
is residing there and make his home
with him. Larry was an accommodating
Official and all his friends will be sorry
| to have him go.
Hurrah for the Lamar high schoo'
boys! They defeated the Las Animas
high school nine at base ball Saturday
by the decisive score Of IA to 5. 1t
sounds strange but it is true neverthe-
less. The Lamar boys played a swift
game and demonstrated that they have
both the skill and the ginger to put up
frat class game. They deserve lib
eral support for their nine.
Mr.. Roy Shaub and Miss Agnes
Mourning were married last Sunday
evening by Rev. Auman, at the Metho-
dist parsonage. A wedding supper fol-
lowed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Kerr, at which a few intimate friends,
besides relatives were present. Both
the young people are we'll known here
and all will wish them a most happy and
prosperous life together. Mr.. Shaub
recently came here from Las Animas
and is the landlord at the Union hotel.
Married-At the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Cooper, on
last evening Mr.. Ora Everett and Miss
Louise Cooper, Rev. w. I. Houston off.
ciatlng, and members of the two families
being the only guests. The young cou-
pie are two OF Lamar's most popular
young society people, and all their friends
wish them all the Joy and prosperity
possible. MIR. Everett is junior member
OF the firm of A. Everett & Co.
| WANTED--A girl for general house