The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-04-24
MONEY TO LOAN
plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

]. A. Downing has been in Kansas
City several days this week on impor-
tant business.
B. F. McLaren has purchased the
Franz residence on Sixth street, the con-
slderation being Sl700.
Hon. G. c. Goodale has been attend
ing to business matters in the state
capital several days the past week.
Judge R. R. Ross and wife Of Trini-
dad, have been visiting in Lamar with
Mrs. Ross relatives the past week.
J.K. Doughty went up to Las Animas
last Thursday to attend to some bust
ness matters. He returned the same
evening.
Mrs. j. w. Marker and daughter, Mar
tina, returned last Saturday from Cali
fornia where they have been spending
the past winter.
The railway burglary cases from Holly
occupied the attention of the court last
Friday and Saturday and resulted in
verdict Of acquittal.
Mrs. Otto Franz and children left this
morning for Topeka, Kansas, where they
will visit until Otto gets through with
his business affairs here.
Mrs. D. E. Cooper returned this week
from Florida where she has spent the
winter, and her Lamar friends are glad
to see she is much improved In health.
The eight piece orchestra will give
another dance next Saturday night at
the opera house. The best OF music
will be given and splendid evening is
assured to all.
DIR. w. A. Packard went up to Monte
Vista last Sunday and returned this
morning. He went to attend to an i'm
portant real estate deal, and completed
1t successfully.
Nova Butler purchased new auto
from Ziegler & Co. while attending to
his duties as juror for the district court
last week, and made the trip back to
Holly in it the first OF the week.
Leon Butler received a new Buick
auto last Wednesday that had been
ordered from Zlegler & o., and has been
getting his moneys worth in pleasure
both for himself and friends out OF it
since that time.
Miss Grace O'Neil entertained few
of her school mates last Friday evening
at her home on South Seventh street.
The stormy weather made the atten-
dance small, but those there had
splendid time.
The case of the people vs. Sloan
charged with stealing saddle was heard
last Wednesday afternoon before dis
trict court and verdict of guilty was
brought IN fixing the value of the saddle
at $50, making it petit larceny.
The trial Of Andrew johnson for the
murder of Marshal Frisbie was set for
next Monday, April %, by Judge Hunter
last Wednesday, and special venire OF
twenty-five jurymen was ordered to be
subpoeuaed by coroner j, II. Kellogg.
The Up-to-Date Bakery, Fred Lee,
proprietor, now has a phone, Lamar 30.
and all customers can secure the
choicest of bakery products, bread, cake
or pies, by calling that number. He
handles it either wholesale or retail.
d, B. Novels received new auto IN
the shipment last week and tested 1T
the evening after it arrived against the
front of the garage. 1t all stood the
test but the lamps, and the front OF the
garage looked like Kansas cyclone had
struck it..
w. S. Cummings, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Writ Markham
for the past two weeks, returned to bis
Ohio home last Sunday. Mr.. Cummings
made tour over the state, in company
with Mr.. Markh am, and he returned
home full of the wonderful things he
sav and enjoyed. He thinks Colorado
is great state.
O. a. Hess came down from La Junta
last Sunday to be here for court on
monday expecting Ino JUDO "a "oso 'o
Messenger to come up for trial. The
litigation between the two has been run
ming for period Of about seven years
but ON Monday the gentlemen agreed to
ssttle ON a compromise basis and the
long drawn suit was ended.
The County Clerks office issued mar
rage licenses this week as follows: Mon
day, Ernest Pierce and Miss Laura Cole
Of Lamar; Tuesday, Chas. Colopy ant
Mics Adelaide B)anchat, of Kansas
Wednesday, Lee Carroll and Miss JOSIE
Faulker, (colored) Of Lamar. The latte
were united in the holy bonds of matri
mony by Judge Thorns Of the count!
court