The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-09-02
thursdays Locals.

- Thursdays Locals.
Miss Mildred McNutt- of Boulder
is visiting DR.. W. a. Packard AID
family.
Glen Boyd Is home from his visit
at Independence. Colo. He was Wis
iting relatives there.
There were about thirty people OF
Holly came up on the stub to attend
the Queen Beach opening.
The ticket agent informs. US there
were 175 tickets sold for May Val
ley this morning to Lamar people.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas returned from
Amity yesterday. Miss Anna Childs
came up with her for q few days
visit.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis and son, who have
been visiting with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Rosacrans,. returned to Pu-
eDio today.
Airs. Anna Rishell OF Bluff City.
Kansas. returned to her home this
afternoon. Mrs. Risheu was visiting
with Z. J. Wagner and wife.
). G. Christopher and J. b. Har-
din Of Holly arrived 10 Lamar this
morning on their way to the Beach.
Each mad five people In his auto.
GEORGE Toilet, OF Newton. Kansas.
JaAe Keller, Lou Rugs. Clyde and
Joan Davis OF Hazeltown, are here
attending the Fish Fry. Tney are
Interested In the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Blakey and son
Hlo have been visiting at the home
u his brother. N. Il. Blakey for the
past few days. returned to their hom'
in Arkansas City this afternoon.
Mrs. C. s. Smith and Miss. Mary
Craigmile started for Manitou this
morning on a few days pleasure
visit. Miss Craigmile, who Is a sis
ter of Mrs. VIII Smith, Is from nli-
nois.
Isaac Carl and wife and daughter.
and Miss Edith Trettyman, who have
been visiting at the homes the Carr
brothers here and at Las Animas.
returned to their home at lola, Kan
sas, today.
Mrs. J. A. Payne and daughters
attended the wedding ceremony OF
Miss Hazel Stevenson and Robert
neard at Wiley yesterday. They
were married by Rev. Miller Of the
NJ. E. Church there.
Last night about twenty-five young
people planned a surprise party on
Miss Joyce Myers. and they had a
most delightful time. Light refresh
ments were served about eleven and
the gathering broke up about IL.
Guy Massick has returned from Fl.
Baker, Cali, where he was trying to
get into the army. Guy took down
with the appendicitis while he was
In New Mexico. but he has fully re-
covered from the effects. that II II
his looks tell the truth.
Sheriff Thomas and Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Merrill made 4 trip to
the Robbers Roost'' on the Cope
Ian farm yesterday. They discover
ed no new evidence however. or any
more stolen goods. but there Ia sure
ly enough against him now.
Reports from Queen Beach this
afternoon are to effect that there is
great big crowd out there. every
thing moving off according to pro-
gra III, andall the crowd enjoying
big ricnic. The resort company lis
doing everything possible to make
their guests enjoy themselves.
There we. about % land buyers
up from Baca county yesterday. at
tending the sale OF isolated tracts at
the land office. All of the land and
there were Is tracts, but one piece.
went for the minimum price of $1.25
per acre. Uncle Jimmy Williams
was the only bidder to go to $1.50
par acre. The excitement of the sale
was not at all high, like the last one.
This morning about six O'Clock.
while riding ON the back Of the beef
wagon. little Clyde Everett had his
foot caught in the wheel and his
limb was torn nearly off. There was
only small piece OF tiesn tnat neio
the leg to the body and the doctors
cut the limb off. DR.. Packard, ]. E.
Everett, and Mrs. Artie Hunter took
tbA boy to the hospital in La Junta
OH No. 9. II everything goes as ex-i
pected by the local doctors the boy
has fine chance for recovery. Clyde
showed great pluck at the depot and
everyone could see what great pain
ha Was bearing.
News Of an accident at the Queen
Beach reached Lamar about ten this
morning. The name Of the drowned
man was Fred Steiner Of Wiley. Mr..
Steiner and another party were in
boat and they were out in the deep
water. which is about 100 yards from