The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-08-21


mar from Viola, Wis, this week to join
her husband, who has been here several
weeks and prepared home for her.
George w. Stevens was up from Holly
one day last week and filed plat of a
new addition to that fourishing town of
Holleys. The new ambition is called
the aCresent Addition"
Mrs. o. w. Auman and little daugh-
ter left for Denver the first OF the week,
and will visit with Mrs. Auman's par
ents until after conference. Rev. Au-
man will start to conference next week
E. II. Gerecke went up to Palmer
Lake Sunday and returned on Monday
bringing with him Mrs. Gere Ike and the
baby who had been speeding month
at the Glen Park resort.
Undersheriff Fred Lynch returned
yesterday from trip to Eads. in Kiowa
county where he had been on collec-
ton business. He was eminently sue
cessful in his efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seabury, lately
from Tucson, Arizona, have moved into
the residence Of Mrs. Adams on Second
street. Mr.. Seabury has taken the
position Of assistant superintendent at
the sugar factory.
M. j. McMillin last week purchased
the D. G. Marker residence on West
Olive street. The purchase price was
s45O0, but as it was one Of the most
beautiful homes in the city, Mr.. Nc
Millin got bargain.
The new Electric Theatre will open
in the new Doughty building on North
Nam street tonight. They will have
the latest and best illustrated songs and
motion pictures each evening. Admls-
sion 15c and 25c.
W. M. Beeghley, Of Hill City, Kansas,
has rented the south room Of the l. o.
o. FIX OF P. Temple. and will fit it up
for an elegant restaurant and bakery.
He has leased it for term OF five years
and as he is experienced in that line Of
business will make a success Of it here.
Doc Cummings, the we'll remembered
pitcher Of Lamar nine in it's champion
ship days, was in town visiting with old
friends last week. He was on his way
to Trinidad to attend TO some business
matters. The boys were all glad to see
him again.
O. B. McNerney, Of Des MONIES, Iowa.
was in Lamar this week looking after
his farm on the north side. Mr.. Nc
Nerney was greatly surprised at the
yield Of wheat on his farm. He knew
that this is the greatest wheat country
on earth, but was not prepared for the
act ual results in q season like the
present has been throughout the coun-
try.
Percy Rowe, son of Lewellyn Rowe, Of
Wiley, died at the home Of his father
yesterday afternoon, and the funeral
services are being held this afternoon.
The deceased was u very estimable
young man. and had many friends who
regret his untlmely death. The family
have the deepest sympathy of all.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. E. II
Gregg died at their home near Lamar
last week and was buried in River side
cemetry on Wednesday afternoon. MIR.
Gregg was absent in Vermont unfortu-
nately and could not be reached by tele-
graph. The family have the sincere
sympathy of their many friends in this
great loss.
We are glad to announce that the
Geidun Stock Co. will be with US again
the week of the Goth. This company
played our fair date last year and made
many friends by their artlstic produc-
tious and quiet courteous conduct.
Many old faces will be seen. The man
agement has been able to secure the
services of the Holdings worth twins and
Mr.. Lawrence Preston. With such
artists as these, supported by fourteen
clever people, the week of the 26th will
be long remembered by Lamar theatre
goers.
DIED-On Saturday morning. August
10th, after an illness OF several days, DE-
j. A. Mutcbler at his residence on South
Main street. The body was shipped to
his former home in CenterpoInt, Iowa,
on Sunday morning. Services were
held at the undertaking parlors on Sat
urday evening and were attended by a
large gathering Of K. of P's, Eagles and
Woodmen, to which orders he belonged,
and many friends His death came as a
surprise and shock to the entire COM
munity, as we'll as his family, for he was
believed to be rapidly recovering and
out of danger, and his father, who came
ON from Iowa to be with him while sick
had left the day before for home. Mrs
o<1v& Mad thu