The Lamar register., 1907-09-18

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DIR. o. w. Swope, of Granada. was a
Lamar visitor on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Porter, OF Holly,
visited in Lamar yesterday.
W.O, Davis and Mrs. j. F.. Davis re-
turned the first of the week from
Indiana.
w. Guild, of Denver, is in Lamar
now helping to settle up the business OF
the McCue Lumber Co.
Hon. and Mrs. CO. Goodale have
arrived in New York City, and will be
home In a short tune.
w. M. Wiley, general manager OF the
Holly Sugar Co., was visitor at the
valley metropolis on SUNDAY.
Geo. b. Coover has moved his tailor
shop to the old Apologize room on the
east side of Main street.
w, ]. Millsap returned home yester-
day after having been acquitted at his
preliminary hearing at Clayton.
re. Rayburn and family leave this
week for Canon City where they will
make their home for the present.
W.. ], Norwood's fine new residence
on Second street has just been oomplet-
cd and his family will move there this
week.
Frank Dowlsr's new house in the
south part Of town has been completed
and he and his wife moved there the
past week.
Mrs j. E. Davis, from New Mexico,
has been in Lamar the past week visi-
ting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Gamble.
Mrs. Fred Lynch left this week for the
Pacific coast where she will visit relatives
n and see the many places OF interest for
IL several weeks.
re. Goodale, Rob Woodland and Will
Ryan made up a fishing party to spend
q few days camping on the classic banks
OF Mud creek.
John and l.. b. VanHorne, of Rocky
Ford, have been in Lamar this week
making arrangements to feed sheep here
this winter.
Mrs. Matte Searles, of Brooklyn. New
York, arrived this forenoon for visit
with the family Of her brothers, ID. E.
and b. f. Cooper.
j. R. Pearson was called out to Wiley
last Friday owing to the serious illness
Of his baby, but the little one is much
improved now it is reported.
j. F. Lay was in from the city of Korn-
man today. He has about recovered
from his recent sickness and is able to
look after his fine farm again.
j. A. Payne, who has been sick with
the fever for several weeks, is now i'm
proving rapidly we are glad to hear, and
will soon be able to be out again.
Arts Barker. OF Denver, one of the
old time Lamar boys, is here this week
visiting with relatives and old time
friends.
E.G Hanson, who has been here some
time with his brother w. F. Hanson
left yesterday for Montrose where he has
accepted position as matchmaker.
Mrs. E. G. Henkins and children re
turned this week from Las Vegas where
they have spent the summer, and are
once more at their home on Second st
Alice MulvihIll, a young girl living
with her parents fifteen miles northwes'
of Lamar, died this week and was buried
yesterday IN Riverside Cemetry at Lu
mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Duncan and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brown, from California
were IN Lamar last week the guests o
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Dwigh
Mlser.
One Of the big lumber sheds Of thu
McCue Lumber Co. has been travelling
today. 1t passed down Nam street thi
morning On the way out to REV. j. {
Horns new residence in the Maxwell
addition.
Misses Myrtle Marx and Jessie Sam
mons entertained a number OF thei
lady friends on last Saturday evening
the residence of Mrs. j. A. Mcdowell
All present enjoyed very pleasan
evening.
Mrs. M. M. Lees bakery business has
increased 30 rapidly that she finds
alb
is having large and up-to-date one pu
up on her residence property on Secon'
street.