The Lamar register., 1907-09-25

l.. j. Hutchins went to Denver last
week as delegate to the Grand Lodge A.
F. & A. M. Of Colorado, representing the
Lamar lodge. He returned Saturday.
j. X. Doughty returned Monday after
a weeks visit to Denver where he at.
tended Grand Lodge and Grand Chap
ter. The mssons had great week of IT.
Mrs. John Mace and her sister, Miss
Reynolds, have gone east on visit and
will be gone for several weeks. Mrs
Mace will visit in her old home at Pitts
burg, Ramsay.
IL. Maxwell received last week new
auto carriage, something different from
any other In Lamar. It is q genuine
high carriage and looks like 1t ought to
have BIT rss attached.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Johnston returned
Monday from Chicago to which city
they had accompanied their son, Jesse.
who went on to the Cornell University
to continue his studies.
Mrs. M. Strain entertained . number
Of friends last Friday evening in honor
Of her sister, Miss Corinne MoreLouse,
who leaves In a short time for Brasil to
visit her sister. Mrs. Thos. Berry.
There are seven prisoners In the Prov
srs county jail at the present time
charged with the crime Of burglary be-
sides several charged with other crimes.
The new county jail was not built any
too soon.
Mrs. Lorena H. Catlin resigned her
position with the Prowers County Abb
straot Company last week and left or
Friday for California. Mrs. Catlin's
health required change Of climate and
. lower altitude.
w. M. Dickinson, Of the Dickinson
Company, returned home this
after q three weeks' trip TO
various places. He visited points in
Washington. Utah and Colo.
He had an enjoyable trip.
The kobley Male Qusrtelte under the
auspices Of the Women's League will
give an entertainment at the M. E.
church Monday evening, Sept. 80. TIE
will DO free, an Offering
being taken at the close TO help defrsy
the expenses
A young man named Woods, who has
been in Lamar for several months. stop
ping with the family Of G. B. Carling,
returned to his Missouri home last week.
Mr.. Woods was in very poor health and
did not improve any, and his aunt came
to Lamar and accompanied him homo.
Mrs. Mary E. Ray OF Los Angeles, Cal
ifornis, arrived today for visit and re-
union with her sister, Mrs. Searles Of
New York. and two brotLsrs. D. E. and
B. F. Cooper. Captain Cooper has not
seen Mrs. Ray for twenty-five years and
the reunion 10 Of unusual interest and
pleasure to both.
MARRIED-At the Baptist parsonage
at noon on Sunday, Mr.. William E
Dale and Miss Jessie R. Grishsm, both
of Lamar, Rev. Livingstone officiating.
The happy couple will make their home
on the beet company's center ranch Of
which the groom is manager.
Miss Helen Josephene Horner and
Walter billiard Clayville were married
at Denver, Sept. End, and have gone to
at Ne. 34l5 Williams st.
Many Of our citizens will remember Miss
Horner, who formerly resided in Lamar.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Horner.
Cards have been received by some
friends announcing the marriage Of the
Rev. Richard Oates to Miss Lillian Dur
ham, on the fourth of this month. Tho
wedding was at Hillside Farm. Woodin-
Vile, Washington. and the newly mar
ried couple will be at home at Bremen
ton. Wash. Rev. Os'e was formerly
pastor Of the Methodist church in La
mar.
Hon, and Mrs. @. c. Goodsls arrived in
Lamar on Monday morning after a four
months trip to Europe, and though