The Lamar register., 1908-09-02
Mondays Locals

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Rev. Bastian was conducting SER
vices at Holly yesterday.
Clyde Everett Is reported to be get
ting along very well.
MIR. and Mrs. David 7. Ide. of Bos-
ton, are in town today.
]. E. Everett is spending the day
with his son Clyde. in La Junta.
Col. Holland, Mgr. Of the Amity
Colony, was a Lamar visitor today.
l.. L. Hunt and v. o. Roberts are
attending to some business in Rocky
Ford.
Miss Nellie Graham left for La Jun
ia this morning. to attend to business
affairs.
Hon. A. Il. Bent, state treasurer.
is down from Denver today. ATTENDING
to private business affairs.
Mrs. Lou Stumpf. and children. OF
Swink, arrived today for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Sam Smart.
Miss Eta Bieber. who has been Wis
iting with her friend, Miss Hazel
Earl, returned to Larned, Kansas. to-
day.
Mrs. p. Q. McComb and son d. Q.
returned from Palmer Lake today.
They will leave for Kansas City to-
night.
Rev. Mclean. who has the charge
at Springfield left Saturday night for
Longmont to attend the Annual Con
ference.
There was a fine new girl arrived
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Bennett Sunday morning. All are
doing well.
Mrs. G. C. Scott Of Dighton. Kan
sas, arrived this morning for visit
with her son Harry Scott. She will
remain for a few weeks.
Miss Agnes Fortune returned Sun
day morning from a most delightful
trip to the coast. She visited In
Seattle and San Francisco.
Rev. Leonard A. Thompson. state
secretary of the Christian Church. de
Iivered two fine sermons yesterday
at the Christian Church at Lamar.
Judge R. r. Ross returned to Trini-
dad today after attending the funeral
of his little niece, Effie Shanks.
Miss Jessie Taylor returned to
Chillicothe. Mo-, last night, to con-
tinue her school course at that
place.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughter. Els
Their. left for La Junta this morning
on business and pleasure trip com
bined.
Mrs. John Citizens and son Donald
returned Sunday morning from Larn
ed, Kansas, where she has been Wis
iting with her husband for the past
five or six weeks.
Miss Anna O'Donnell is visiting al
the home OF her brother. ]. Il. ODon
nell, and is also kept busy talking tc
her old friends. Miss O'Donnell Is
a resident OF Denver now.
Sheriff Thomas and Undersherifi
Lynch started for Buena Vista this
morning with three boys. who are to
be placed there In the state reforma
tory.
Miss Lizzie Campbell left Lamar
last night to help open up the Ora
NADIA school today as one OF its teach
ers. She will return to Lamar next
Saturday to attend to some business
affairs.
Rev. c. E. Miller and family start
ed for Longmont this morning to at
tend the meeting Of the Annual Con
ference. Rev. Miller probably will
be sent back to his former charge
at Wiley.
Miss Velma Neary, who has been
patient, at the Mercy Hospital in
Denver, for he past several weeks
undergoing treatment, returned last
night to Lamar and went to her HON
at PrOwers this morning on the stub
Miss Edith Crowder and Mrs. A. II
Hufcut and children. started on &
journey to Castorland. New York, thi
afternoon. They have been in Colo
RADIO for the last eight months and
liked the state very much.
Rev. Forester left for Longmon,
this morning to be present at the an
nual Conference. The chances are
that Rev. Forester will return to La
mar and all will be glad IL he does
as he has made manyfriends since he
has been In Lamar, and is well liked
by everybody.
Miss Emma Rodgers, who has been
enjoying pleasant visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. R. NJ. Ray, for the last weel
and a half started for her home In