The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-10-28
Mondays Locals.

yer yesterday morning.
CRANKY Hillyer left Sunday morn.
,, ing for Denver for a short visit.
Allen Skinner came up from Holly
yesterday and spent the day visiting.
Mrs. Human and Mrs. Rolls went
to Granada yesterday for short
visit.
Art Bales and Bill Jones of Holly,
spent Sunday with their friends in
Lamar.
Guy Massick left for Holly where
he intends to work during the sugar
campaign.
Lee Kelley went to Holly today
He rs going to work in the Holly Sue
ar Factory this winter.
Lee Bowman left for Holly last
night. He will work in the Holly
Sugar factory this season.
Mrs. S. w. Pray returned to Chi
cago this afternoon, after a short Wis
1t with her husband of Springfield.
Mrs. Geo. II. Thomas returned HON
from Colorado Springs this afternoon
on No. 8. She had a very pleasant
visit in that city.
Mrs. G. w. Helms and son Harry.
who have been visiting S. w. Pray
and wife of Springfield returned to
Oxford, Kansas, today.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Rosa
Van Meter was held at the undertake
ing rooms yesterday morning. The
body was shipped to Alva, Oklahoma
yesterday.
Mrs. John Turner and daughter
Miss Nellie, who have been visiting
at their old home in Emden, Missouri
for a few weeks. returned home Sat
urday night.
All Lamarites wishing to go tc
Wiley for the barbecue and lot sale
tomorrow will find rigs at the river
to transport them. The big doins ar
coming off sure this time.
Mrs. b. A. freshman and Mrs. Ben
Miller who have been visiting with
Mrs. Fleshman's son and daughter
]. E. freshman and Mrs. P. G. Martin
for the past two weeks returned to
Wyconda. Missouri. today.
Mr.. Robert Tweedie who came
home from school, on account of the
illness of his brother Frank, return
ed to his school today. Frank is get
ting along nicely now. Robert is
going to the University of Missouri,
at Columbia.
Music to please everyone, at the
Methodist church. Wednesday even
ing. The first part of the programm
being taken from the Messiah" and
the great master Schubert. The sec.
ond part is composed Of beautiful bal
lads and popular music. Come out
| and enjoy the treat and help the
young people raise their subscription
to the new church.
The people of Lamar were shock
ed Saturday night. to hear Of the sud
den death of Mrs. J. f. Davis. Mr..
Davis and his family moved here
about two years ago, and in that tim
they have made a host of friends.
The family have the deepest sympath
of the community in their great loss.
The body will be shipped to North
Salem tonight. Mr.. Davis and child
rem will accompany the body.
The game played by the High
School football team and the Alumni,
last Saturday was very interesting
and ended in a victory for the High
School team, by score Of 100. Thu
first half was not very good article
of football and was rather listless,
but the second half was very spirited
the High School boys simply went
through. The first four points were
made on a beautiful Princeton kick
by Jim Fortune, and the touchdown
was made by Hayes Williams on a
quarterback run. The boys who did
the best work for the High School
were, Lee Koonsman. Jim Fortune
and Hayes Williams. The stars on
the Alumni were DR.. Sayler. Frank
Stewart, Frank Sayler and DR.. Spicer