The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-10-31

ChuTcu, WIN Eocouoiy rooik hou eno poo-
torate here. left on Monday for Idaho
where he will remain for the present.
Rev. Houston made a host of friends
here both in and out of the church who
sincerely regret to see him 60.
The registration for the three
Lamar precincts hes reached total Of
of 100. No. is still the banner pre-
cinct Of the county, having 681 voters
registered. There is only one more
chance to register now, on next Monday,
November 5, when you will have to have
two witnesses TO get your name put on
the list.
The young people of the Epworth
League will give social at the home Of
Chas. w. Luck, l04, 9Th St., Friday
evening of this week at 7:3O O'Clock.
This is an invitation to all the young
people of the community, strangers as
we'll as others, to attend and enjoy a
pleasant evening. All who attend will
receive q cordial welcome.
Grant Clark, the local Postal operator,
has put an instrument at his house and
can now send messages from his home
just as we'll as from the office. He has a
telephone at the house. All you haye to
do if you want to send q message after
office hours is to call him up at home,
and it will be sent promptly. 1t is a
great convenience for the public.
Some of the children of Lamsr are
taking great chances of being hurt by
constantly RAINING in front of automo-
biles to tease the drivers, and the par
ents should take the matter In hand and
see that the practice is stopped. 1t is
impossible for the drivers to tell wheth
or the children are going to get out of
the road or not, and it 10 a great annoy
ance to them. No one OF our citizens,
who owns an auto, would willingly hurt
a child, but an accident will yet occur
il this recklessness on tho part Of the
children is not stopped.
The Seventh Day Advent gospel ser
vices being held at tho court house are
still in progress. The following subjects
will be considered: Thursday night THE
sanctuary and it's Cleansing. Friday
night THE two Thousand three hundred
days OF DAVID" 9Th Chap Saturday
night, Manner of Christ's Coming"
Monday night, 1.-THE first Angels mes
sage of Rev. 14th Chap. Tuesday night,
1.-The Disappointment Of 1874" We'd
nesday night, ''The second Angels mes
sage of Rev. Ath Chsp. All are cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings..
Neither dissatisfaction nor disrppoint-
ment are to be seen on the faces of the
audience which greets "Girl Of the
Streets" that truly delightful play BY
Lillian Mortimer. The cast Is headed
by Miss Katherine Gregg, an actress of
pronounced ability and beauty. and her
OF Kit" is said to give un-
usual satisfaction everywhere. Manager
Lee announces that he has secured this
play and company for election
night. Nov. 9Th and advises every lady
to attend this performance as they will
be more than pleased with it. Election
returns will DO received and read during
the performance.
DIED-On Tuesday, after an illness
of several weeks from typhoid fever,
Raleigh, only son of Mr.. and NJ RS. ]. A.
Payne. He was taken sick at Garden
City where he had been working at the
sugar factory for several months, and
came homo where he had the best of
care but the disease had taken too
strong hold Of him and could not be
conquered. Raleigh was just nearing
the age of twenty-one and was one Of
the finest young men that has grown up
In Lamar. He was a steady, hard work
ing and intelligent young man who was
liked by all who knew him and his
death caused universal sorrow in our
city. The bereaved parents and sisters
have the sincere sympaty Of all our citi-
zens. The funeral services will probs-
bly, be held on Friday.