The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-10-03

Miss Gladys Dickinson, Of Granada,
was Lamar visitor last Sunday.
1t is expected that the Lincoln school
will be ready to open next week.
Mrs. Walter Creek, of Granada, was
visitor IN the city last Saturday.
F. M. Jackson is just completing a
nice residence on south Third street.
State Auditor A. E. Bent spent Sun
day Of this week with Lamar friends.
Smart & Simon and Everett & Church
each have new ads in this weeks issue.
All services of the NJ. E. church will
be held at the court house next Sunday.
]. X. Doughty went up to Las AMI
mas last Thursday to attend to some
title business.
A number Of our citizens took in the
fair at Garden City last week and had
quite a pleasant time.
The county commissioners are in reg
ular monthly session this week and are
dong the usual routine business.
L. Nj. Tardine returned last week
from Garden City, and says that Lamar
is the best city Of them all.
Ed. Apologize is building an addition
to his residence and otherwise improv-
ing his property on south 3rd St.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Maxwell returned
last Saturday from Pennsylvania where
they had been visiting at their old home.
The Woman's League meets Saturday
Oct. 9th at the Presbyterian church.
All the ladies' arc reques ted to come out.
O. G. Lamberton came down from
Denver last Thursday and sold some lots
in the West Side addition to G. j. Gar
vim.
Clarence Cleghorn, of Canon City,
nephew OF the warden Of the penitenti-
airy, was visiting with the Lamar officers
last Saturday.
The carnival company which was ad-
vertised for this week failed to put in
it's appearance, but 1t is claimed it will
be here next week.
Mr.. Qualls, OF Neosho. Missouri, has
been visiting his brother George, several
days this week, and will probably de
eide TO locate here.
1t is only step from the city to the
country after all. A bunch Of sheep are
being pastured on the alfalfa in Rail
road park today.
Quite q number Of Lamarites took in
the Denver excursion on last Sunday,
but they were delayed several hours at
Robinson owing to q wreck there.
Misses Celia and Jessie Ford Of Den
YER, we're in Lamar Saturday and Sun
day visiting with their sisters, Miss
Rachel Ford and Mrs. Addie Hover.
RI. Koonce, of the old '86 republi-
cans Of Granada, made the Register Of
tice a pleasant call while here last Sat-
urday attending the county convention.
All the M. E. church services will be
held at the court house. Morning sub
ject, "Perfection." Evening subject,
"An Address TO the Inhabitants OF He'll"
The new railroad Is proving wonder
full convenience to our farmers already.
Some Of them have already delivered
crops that formerly took them all winter
to haul to town.
John Mckinley went down to Garden
City last week aud played with the Las
Animas base ball club in the games
played at the Finney county fair. He
had very good time.
A short ride over the town will soon
convince anyone that the building boom
here has only just begun. There are
more houses going up now that any
time this year.
Uuce Toms Cabin will be here next
week, and our people are in fever OF
excitement, as it has been several weeks
sjnce thew have had an opportunity To