The Lamar register., 1907-09-11

has been for some months. Her many
friends here were glad to see that she
was very greatly improved in health.
The mbsrs of the Southern Colo
RADIO Baptist Association arrived in La
mar today and are holding their 36th
annual meeting at the church. They
will be 10 session three days.
Rev. F. G. Forester has been appoint
cd by the v. E. Conference to the pas
torate of the Lamar church for tn next
year. Rev. o. w. Auman was sent "a
the First Methodist ch arch at Pueblo.
Capt. w. B. Barker, of Denver is in
Lamar this week visiting with relatives
and old friends. Mr.. Barker was an old
time resident Of Lamar and still has
many friends here who are glad to vel,
come bin.
Ernest Schwahn has ordered a new
printing outfit and will soon start new
paper at Wiley, the sntsrprising bust
ness men OF that place having guaran-
tsed enough advertising TO enable him
10 run.
The latest reports from Hon. G. G.
Goodale were that he was in London,
the home Of bridge whist, and both he
and Mrs. Goodale were enjoying the
best of health and would soon start
home.
The County Commissioners, 7. ]. Say
Ter, 8. G. Gregory, and w. w. Reynolds.
accompanied by F. II. Rosacrans, County
Assessor, all went 70 Denver last Sun
day morning 70 attend to the Santa Fe
tax case hearing.
Fred w. Gray, Of Ponoa City, Okla
homa, is in town today, having come
here to become a citizen and business
man. He says Lamar is the best town
In the Arksnsss Valley.
Quite q crowd Of Lamsrites left yes
terday and today for Pueblo to attend
the fair. Among the number were
Mayor Maxwell, ]. s. Hssty, T. ]. Say
Ter, O. r. Strain, Sam Hunter, E. M.
Mesrs.
Attorney John T. Adams aocompsni-
ed by his wife and child visited several
days last week in Lamar, the guests of
his brother, L. F. Adams. They return
ed the first OF the week 70 their home in
Colorado Springs.
There was quite a considerable hail
storm on Sunday evening through por-
ton of the country district around La
mar and in town. Much dana age was
done to cantsloupes and late gardens
and some to alfalfa left for seed.
G. L. Msrgrsve has leased the bust
ness room now occupied by E. E. But
Ter d Son, and will move there Us soon
as the latter can move TO their new quar-
ters IN the Cooper block. H. Gsrstsn-
lsuer has leased Mr.. Margrsve's present
room.
Ed H. Applegate has moved his
stock Of jewelry to his new store room,
where the old hose house was located
and has fine looking store there. Geo.
b. Coover, the tailor, will occupy the
room next to the Prowers County Alb
stract Cos office, which Mr.. Apologize
vacated.
N. N. Mclean starts today for Chica-
60 and eastern markets to purchase the
fall and holiday lines for Mclean Bros.
Drug, Stationery & Jswelry Store.
This store enjoys an elegant trade in
their lines and they expect to increase
their stock very materially this fall.
Mrs. Mclean accompanied him.
Mr.. A. F. McFadden and Mrs. Ida
Jscaway sprung surprise on their
friends about two weeks ago by going
to Las Animss and marrying. Both
have many friends in Lamar, who
warmly congratulated them and extend
cd best wishes just as soon as they found
out about it. Tho Register though
little late is just as hearty as any of them
in congratulations.
Died-At her home in Lamar on last
Thursday evening, Mrs. Susie Jones,
wife of Samuel Jones, after an illness of
several weeks. The body was shipped
to Browning, Missouri, her old home for
burial on last Frids and was accom-
panied by her husband and two sisters.
She leaves besides her husband three
little children to mourn the great loss
of a loving mother. The family and
other relatives have the sincere sympa-
thy of all in their affiiotion.
On the 10th and 18th the Annual In
stitute of the Prowers County Sunday
School Association will be held at La
mar in the Christian church, Many
helpful things will be offered on i'm
portant topics and S. 8. work. Two
special features are the illustrated leo