The Lamar register., 1906-07-04
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM!

ton train ran QUIT Ab Iar as Lays eouoJ' :
Mrs. ]. A. Rosebrough came up from
Granada last Saturday and spent the
day in Lamar.
F. Levin, Las Animas business man,
visited his friend A. Friedman in La
mar last Friday.
M. Pickel left last week for Udall,
Kansas, to visit sister who ID reported
to be quite sick.
Dick Dowler came down from Denver
today TO look after business matters In
which he is interested.
John Gordon, of Amityville, came up
on Monday TO attend the session OF the
board of commissioners.
Mrs. w. w. Jones and Mrs. 5. G.
Gregory, of Granada, were visiting
friends in Lamar last Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Palmer and daughter, of
Danville, Illinois, is here visiting with
her brother, G. S. Smith, and family.
Commissioners Reynolds and Knowlen
Of the east end were here Monday and
Tuesday attending the session OF the
board.
Mrs. T. ]. Sayler left last Saturday
for Rensselaer,. Indiana, where she will
visit relatives and friends for several
months.
The Guaranty Abstract Co. has fitted
up a nice office in the Sparks room, put
ting in new furniture and New Smith
typewriter.
A pool tournament was held last Wed
nesday evening at j. A. Paynes pool
room, and the prize, handsome cue
was won by j. r. Lawless.
The Fourth was very quiet day in
Lamar, as nearly every one had gone
either to Holly or to some OF the various
local picnics, or other places.
The bowling alley is again open after
Q short vacation and number OF the
followers of the game have been indulg-
ing in spite Of The warm weather.
Miss Clarice Brooks. who has been
visiting with her friend, Mrs. Leon But
ler, for the past three weeks, left for her
home in Denver, last Monday morning.
Work commenced this week on the
new Odd Fellows temple opposite the
Masonic temple. 1t will be one OF the
handsomest blocks IN town when com
pleted.
Hon. G. G. Goodale has purchased lots
7 and block 81 on the west side OF
Main street, and will in a few months
commence work on fine new busiu ess
block.
Chas. B SeJfridge and Lloyd G. Self
ridge. Of the Amityville neighborhood,
uere Lamar visitors Monday being in
tenssted in some matters before the land
Office.
Connections are being made this week
for the new day service Of the electric
company, and also all connections will
be made from the alleys. removing the
poles from Main street.
l.. Writ Markham went to Excelsior
Sprlngs, No last Sunday aftelnoon, to
be with his family over the fourth. His
wife and daughter are sojourning there
for the benefit Of their health.
An attempt was made on Monday
night to break into the Golden Rule
store, but it was unsuccessful as the
previous experience of the firm had
caused them to take extra precautions
on the inside.
Charles Maxwell went to Kansas City
on the noon train Tuesday. to attend to
some business in connection with the
recent sale OF the farm property of
The Max we'll Farm Company. He will
be gone Tor several days.
J.C. Davis, OF New York City. is in
Lamar this week visiting his nephew,
DR.. j. H. Kellogg. Mr.. Davis is on his
way to San Francisco. whore he will
. superintend the construction OF some OF
the large buildings going up.
Oscar Vincent came up from the east
end the first part Of the week and did
some business with the court house Of
,ficials and others in town. He had not
00on mere LOE bOuc itbCio biiAS hhA AONA->
much improvement going on.
Much to the delight Of the bowlers,
the bowling alley has been re-opened
and Is now in charge OF Frank More
house, who will conduct the business
for some time, under an arrangement
made with Oscar Strain, the proprietor.
The Granada Tunes came to band this
week, with the last page blank. 1t is
surmised that Bro. Lewis intended to
fill the page up with an account OF his
marriage, but did not. Either that or
it was for the subscribers to write their
congratulations on.