The Lamar register., 1907-01-16

Lamar visitor today.
W.O. Lee of Pueblo is visiting with
the family Of his son, O. M. Lee, this
week.
W. W. Reynolds came up from Holly
thist week and spent couple Of days at
the county seat,
Hon. G. G. Goodale spent several days
the past week In Denver attending to
business matters there.
Nova Butler, the Holly dry goods
merchant, was visiting with his mother
In Lamar Monday.
John Smeltz, of the Albany neighbor-
hood, was transacting business at the
county seat last week.
E. M. Mears attended a meeting Of
the water commissioners Of the state at
Denver last week.
Miss Effie Payne returned last week
to Columbia, Missouri, where she will
attend the Christian college.
w. A. Williams, of Galisteo, New
Mexico, was here several days the past
week visiting his old sch oolmate, j. A.
Williams.
Rev. Geo. F. Sewer, of Santa Fs, N.
M, will preach at the Presbyterian
church the next two Sabbaths, morning
and evening.
Mrs. Paris Adams and family left this
morning for their future home In Ne
braska, where they will reside near re-
latives.
Mrs. A. H. Bryan, of Rocky Ford, was
in Lamar several days the past week
the guest of her friend, Mrs. w. H.
Winterhaltsr.
The new ads this week are E.E. Butler
& Son, Golden Rule, Mclean Brss.,
Everett & Church, and w. j. Johnston
Mercantile Co.
from ovar the Huddleston building, to
bis now suite of rooms over the First
National Bank.
M. s. Payne, who has conducted the
billiard room on south Main street for
the past year has sold the business to a
Mr.. NJ. A. Belts who will run the room
in the future.
Stephen II. Boggs bought three lots
from S. II. Coxhead last Monday, in the
northeast corner OF block 10, near the
cold storage plant. He intends to put
residence houses on the lots.
No. 7 collided with freight train
about mile east Of the mill last Sun
day mgrning. The road was tied up for
about SIX hours, but very little damage
was done and no one hust.
M. j. McMillln broke all records for
fast travelling last week. He loaded
some cars Of cattle to take to Strong
City, Kansas, and reached Syracuse
from Carlton, distance Of 36 miles in
4S hours.
The Social Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. N. N. Mclean Friday
afternoon, Jan. 18th. All members are
earnestly requested to be present, as
there is some important work to look
after.
Isaac Dewitt returned last Saturday
morning from Kansas City, where he
had been at a hospital undergoing q
surgical operation. Mr.. Dewitt looks
much improved and says he feels much
better than he has for years.
Through mistake in reading copy
the Register last week made the Golden
Rule Store ad read NJ. Simon, manager,
when it should have been M. Simon,
Proprietor. Mr.. Simon is the sole own
er of the store now, and is doing fine
business.
@. G. Creider showed US SONY fine
pictures of his new farm under the pro-
posed south side ditch. including view
of Lake Hiawatha, this week. Mr.
Creider is enthusiastic oyer the pros
poets there, and certainly has nice
claim.
A special meeting of the Woman'f
League will be held at the Presbyter'
ian church Saturday, at p. m. Moth
srs come out and let US do something
for our boys. The Temperance work has
been neglected here and our town If
showing it, Secy.
The annual stockholders meeting ei
The First National Bank Of Lamar wa!
held at the bank building last week, ane
the old directors and off Gers reelected
The surplus fund was increased to $40,
600, showing the prosperous hnanoia
condition Of the ooncern.