The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-12-19


barber shop at Las Animas for some
months, visited Lamar this week and
was so we'll pleased with the city that
he purchased the Union Hotel barber
shop and will conduct the shop in per-
son hereafter. He comes highly recon
mended as first class barber:
Orient Chapter No. 80 will have its
regular convocation tonight and the
newly elected officers will be installed
@. G. Huddleston was the treasurer
elected and the announcement last week
that w. j. Johnston was elected was an
error. Visitors will be welcome and are
invited to attend. that is Royal Arch
Masons.
All services will hereafter be held at
the court house. Sunday School, 9:45.
Morning service, 11:OO, sermon, 1.-THE
Spirit of Christmas" Epworth League
700. Evening service, 500, sermon,
1.-THE Virtue Of Standing Still" Begin
ming with next Sunday, the evening
service of the NJ. E. church will be held
at the court honse. The public is cor
daily invited to attend these services.
Prof. o. Bonner, the eye specialist,
who came to Lamar from Chicago, and
made many friends for himself here pro-
fessionally during the several weeks he
praoticed his profession, has returned to
Lamar after short visit to Denver and
will locate here permanently. Prof.
Bonner and family are now located at
4O5 Second street near Oak, and he will
make his Office at his residence for the
present until one can be secured down
town.
The 800" card club met last Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Berry at their handsome home on Olive
street, Ten couples were present end
all enjoyed q very delightful evening at
cards until a late hour whom delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess.
That all are becoming expert at the new
game was evidenced by the fact that all
the prizes had number of tie scores
which had to be settled by outing.
A lot Of the high school pupils loaded
into a big beet wagon last Friday even
ing and went out to the Heating resi-
dence east Of town for good time, and
they had it. The evening was spent IN
various amusemsnts and in other ways,
and the party came back into town
rather late for young folks. But they
all insist that the time they were hav-
ing made the hours slip by before they
knew and Of course they were late.
Lamar Lodge No. 80 A. F. s. A. NJ,
will have q special Communication to-
morrow night for the purpose Of install
ling the officers elected at the last reg
ular communication. VIM. Dargie was
elected W. NJ, being reelected. L. j.
Hutchins was elected 8 w; Junius Hill
yer, ] W; W. ]. Johnston, Treasurer
and Geo. d. Robinson, Secretary. A
fnll attendance is desired and all visiting
brethren are earnestly invited to be
present.
The Knights OF Pyth HAS held their
regular meeting last Monday night aud
the following officers were elected for
the coming term to be installed Jan. Z,
1907; E r Jones, &c; w E Fee, V @;
Geo d Robinson, Prelate; " Sayler,
Master of Work; E A Bannister, X. r.
s; G s Curran, Master Of Finance; Geo
Everett. Master Of Exchequer; Frank
Dau, Master at Arms; A G Grissom, 1
G; John Adkins, D G; A Friedman,
trustee for three years. Tickets for the
public installation and banquet may be
procured from brothers Bannister, Sea
bury or Friedman.