The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-01-09

MarRfave grocery offer on front page
il money saver to all who accept it.
DR.. j. A. Mutchler returned last week
from Denver where he had been taking
. short vacation.
Miss Mabelle Mears returned last
week from St. Joe, Missouri, where she
spent the holiday season.
Rev. Joseph CASTOR of Walsenburg
will conduct services next Sunday at
the Presbyterian church.
@. M. Lee and family. returned last
Friday from Pueblo, where they had
visited relatives during the holidays.
John Mcdowell returned this week
fIom the east where he had been look
ing after the work OF the grading outfit
for some weeks.
Miss Lou Jsqua reaurned last Sunday
from Denver, whore she had been for
some ten days on q visit to friends. She
had q very pleasant time.
Thos. ]. Colebourn wishes all the
Woodmen Of the World to know that he
will bs at the postoffice hereafter to re-
csjvs dues whom they wish to:pay.
The cash grocery store Of G. L. Mar
grave il becoming popular with many OF
our citizens. He sells for cash only
which, NO doubt, enables him to sell at
the prices he does.
TIE Maxwell, of Charlottesville, Iowa,
il the first man to pay his 2lst years
subscription to the Lamar Register. He
has been ON the list for 90 years and
always keeps year in advance. Who
will b. nsxtf
Friday night at the opera house,
sDors Thorns" was witnessed by fair
sized audience who enjoyed the old
story, as it was well presented to them.
The play is ono which always appeals to
an audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Hawkins returned
from Denver last Sunday. Mrs. Haw-
kius 10 recovering rapidly from the Of
fscts of the operation she had perform
ID. and hopes TO soon be entirely well.
The Woman's League will meet IL
the Presbyterian church Saturday, Jan
Il At 2:3O ,. m. Every member OF the
League is earnestly requested to oe
present % new officers are TO be elected
Mrs. Lorena Catlin, who has beer
stsnographer for the The American
Beet Sugar Company for the past two
years, resigned her position there ane
ON Monday took the same kind OF posi-
ton with the Prowsrs County Abstrac
Company.
E. A. Bannistsr's resignation as as
sistsut postmaster caused genera
change in the force. Fred Cooper wa
promoted to assistant P. NJ, and each o
the force was promoted one grade. Th OF
]. Colebouru has accepted the position
Of registry clerk which was left vacant
any Wife's Family" delighted larg
audience at the opera house last Satur
day night. The company was made VI
of . lot Of capable people and all th
parts were we'll presented. The pla!
aboundsd in funny situations, but noth
ing was Of the outlsndish or over fetch
Cd kind.
Lamar Lodge No. 125 K. Of P. gave
putIic installation and banquet to mem
bars Of the lodge and their families o
Monday evening of this week at tn
opera house. The ceremonies OF insta
latiou were very impressive, and the OF
tire program was . very enjoyable ON
There was an attendance OF nearly on
hundred and fifty.
Hon. A. N. Parrish came down fror
Denver and stayed overSunday at hom
He has been assigned to large numoe
of the most important committees
the house, and is whore he can do MOI
70 secure some of the things Proven
county needs. He is on the judiciar
and apportionment committees I'M
viii handle the bill for the new judic'
district, and he is on the appropriate
and roads and bridges committees ais
J. D. Cahall, the veteran we'll driii'
met with q very severe accident la
week. Getting into a buggy at Nd
Leans livery barn, he called for his b
fur coat, and - 1t was handed to hir
the horse took fright, and there was
mix up. Mr.. Cahsll was thrown on
hi. collar bone broken and other inJu
fes sustained and the buggy was nut
damaged. Mr.. Cahall was removed
his home, and at last accounts was &c
ting along nicely.