The Lamar register., 1906-09-12

N. N. Mclean was in Trinidad the
first of the week.
Auburn Novels is visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Novels.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have arranged to hold bazaar early IN
December.
Everett & Church have a new ad in
this weeks Register, which it will pay
you to read.
The police court had good sized
docket yesterday afternoon, but all were
cleared but one.
The Johnston Mercantile Co., have a
new ad in this issue OF their ladies' tail
oring department.
Mrs Anna M Marston was up from
Holly on Tuesday transacting business
before the probate court.
Roll Goodale left last week for Kan
sas City, where he will attend II COM
msrcial college this winter.
An Elk's pin was found last week on
the street near the depot. Owner can
have same by calling at this office.
The ladies' of the social circle are re
quested to be at the church at o'clock
Friday afternoon to help tack comforts.
Robert Woodland last week purchased
the IL. Ii. Mcdowell residence on Eighth
al h1,u Mt hanna fhara
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lee and children
returned last Friday from Iowa where
they had been spending their summer
vacation.
Albert Hagerman has taken the posi-
ton of distributing clerk at the post
office recently held by r. g. Goodale,
who resigned.
H.H. Mcdowell and family left last
week for Brazil, Indiana, where Mr.. Nc
Dowell has taken a good position with
the Leonard 4 Mcdowell outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bowser of the north
side are the proud parents of twins. A
fine boy and girl arrived at their home
",
Some tennis player several weeks ago
left a racquet in the Register office. 1t
is new and in good condition, and the
owner may have forgotten where he left
1t.
Five Mexicans were brought before
the county court Tuesday on charge
of gambling, and three of them plead
guilty and were fined $50 each and costs.
The other two were acquitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strain and son
Otis, of Bloomington, Indiana, have
moved to Lamar, and will locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs Strain are the partents OF
Cora, Ray and Oscar Strain OF Lamar.
The threshing machines are still busy
all over Prowers county, and the re-
turns being sent in are almost beyond
belief, but the grain to prove them fol-
lows the reports and convinces the most
skeptical.
U. E. Sidebottom, Of Polo, Missouri,
and w. c. Holman, Of Albany, same
state are at the Union hotel. They are
capitalists looking for investments and
are much pleased wife Lamar and vi
.cinIty.
A. N. Parrish had a basket OF peaches
this morning that was mighty good to
see. The peaches were big and luscious
looking and were raised on bis ranch in
this county. He was going to send them
to friend.
All M. E. Church services at the
court house next Sunday. Sunday
School 9:45. Morning ubject: "The
Personal Christ" 700 Epworth League.
500 Evening subject: Life by the
Wholesale"
George B Coover is happy over the
arrival of his family. They came this
morning and will reside on the corner OF
Oak and Sixth streets, Mr.. Coover hav-
ing rented the new residence built there
by E. R wager.
]. B. Traxler. r. S. Coates, j. S. Ad-
kins, ]. L Lawless, c. b. Thoman, w.
A. Hathaway, and G. w. Heaton went to
Denver Monday night as delegates to
the democratic state and congressional
conventions which are still IN session.
Lamar Lodge Knights Of Pythias held
a social session on Monday night at
which the bylaws of the new lodge
we're adopted, and refreshments were
served. There was large attendance
=. and the crowd all enjoyed the evening
immensely. Henry Gerstenlauer had
furnished two large jugs of home made
cider, which with the excellent sand
wlches and other refreshments were