The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-09-26
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

visitor last Saturday.
CRANKY Hillyer was looking after le-
gal business in Holly on Tuesday.
X. M. Irving, Granada business
man, was Lamar visitor last Friday.
lMrs. j. A. Mutchlsr returned this
morning from an extended eastern visit.
Mrs. P.S. Lynch returned home this
morning after a visit Of several weeks
with relatives in Iowa.
DIR. c. 8. Wilson left on Monday for
visit at his old home in Indiana. He
expects to return about October 10th.
June Hillyer last week purchased the
w. W. Cooper residence on south Fourth
street, and will soon move there with
his family.
There are now 525 scholars enrolled in
the Lamar schools and many more to
come as soon as facilities to accommo'
date them can be secured.
DR.. Hasty was raised in a state ad-
joining Missouri and 30 some times has
to be "showed" He will never argue
again with crazy man.
Tho council at their meeting last
Monday night passed the ordinance as
sessing the paving charges for Paving
Dist. No. One, which will be found in
this issue.
The big crops throughout the west
have caused q car famine on the Santa
Fe, and it is now almost impossible to
get cars to handle the big shipments OF
grain here.
Miss Lila Smith, OF Canon City, who
is we'll known IN Lamar. will be acco m
PIANIST for G. w. Oles in his entertain
ment at the opera house next Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the Baptist
church.
j. L. Mayfield, accompanied by Mr..
Hanson, q brother Of the late P. X.
Hanson, was in Lamar today looking
after the interests Of the estate. Mr..
Mayfield has been appointed the admin
istrstor.
business house on north Main street
are going up rapidly, and it will soon
be under cover. 1t will be two story
building and the second floor is already
leased.
Sheriff G. II. Thomas and Attorney
w. A. Merrill were called to Holly yes
terday, the Wells Fargo Express Co.
having lost few of their hard earned
dollars through the work Of one of their
employees.
The Lincoln school building is low
ready for the furniture to pc placed, but
as the shipment Of furniture seems to
,bs slow in arriving, it cannot be def
natsly stated just when the school will
be opened.
Nj. E. Church services in the morn
ing At the court house. In the evening
at the Presbyterian church. Morning
subject: The New Era in Politics"
Evening Subject: 1.-THE Fatal Acknowl-
edgement."
The new town Of Gordon has organic
ed band Of ten pieces, and will COM
mencs practice just as soon as their in
strumsnts arrive. Harry Colebourn Of
Lamar has been ensaged as instructor
Of the new band.
The morning service of the Methodist
church will be held In the court house
next Sunday and the evening service in
the Presbyterian church. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to ate nd
both Of these services.
Edwin A. Warwick, a recent arrival
from Georgia, has purchased acres OF
the j. X. Doughty land just south OF
the Griffin place on south Main street,
and will build himself nice home there.
The purchase price was $500.
The people Of Holly are evidently not
afraid of the democratic tin idol, as they
yesterday sent Tom Patterson to the
county Jail for 30 days for pc tilt larceny
We did not learn what it was he stole
but it probably belonged to Speer.
Mr.. Allen of Washington, Indiana, has
been here several days visiting with his
son, who is brakeman on the new rail-
road. Mr.. Allen is much pleased with
the town and climate and expects tc
bring his family here and locate.
Geo. D. Robinson, ]. T. Lawless, A,
Todd. Judge Thorne, and A. L. Beav'
era we're among the delegates to tn
democratic district conventions at Trim
idad last Saturday. The following no IN
nations were made: District Judge, A
M, LambrIght, Las Auimas; state sena
tor. E. G. Whittlessy. Trinidad; repre-
sentative, John Vslletti, Trinidad.