The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-07-22
MONDAYS HAPPENINGS.


There will be an Ice Cream Social
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
z. J. Frewing OF Amity came up to-
day TO plaster MIR. Thomas new house
About 20 Lamar people took in the
excursion 10 Green Mountain Falls
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson ana son
Nell of Butte Montana are visiting
with Mr.. Dan Mclean.
Miss Abigail Kaine who has been
visiting with Mrs. hickey. left for her
home in Colorado Springs today.
Harlis Wilkins and family left TO-
day for Garfield Kansas. where he
will make his future home.
Mrs, VIM. Crear and son left today
for kahoka, Mo-, after visit Win
her daughter Mrs. w. +. Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cooper left
this morning for Pagosa Springs
where they will spend short vaca-
ton.
j. III, Moose of Des Moines, Iowa.
loft today ON No. . for Colorado
left today on No. for COLORADO
Springs.
Miss Doris Weakly Is visiting her
grandmother Mrs. Harry Lester.
Mrs. w. G. Gould went to Pusblo
on Saturday to visit her son Ray.
Miss Nell Hopkins. who has been
visiting for the past few weeks Win
Miss Rosa Thoman. left today for her
home in Garden City.
The band boys were compelled 10
MAY without their leader Saturday
night. as Mr.. Main is enjoying vac
alton at the Butte Mountains.
Mrs. Ed Clinic and son OF Cen
teryille. Iowa, left on No. Saturday
for their home. Mrs. Clinic has beer
visiting with Mr.. Dale.
Messrs Mclean, Hutchins and Law
less OF the sewer committee OF the
City council are inspecting the sewer
today before receiving them from the
contractors.
Miss Coy Beavers arrived home
from Leon, Iowa, accompanied by her
grand parents Mr.. and rs. J. r. Bea-
vers, who will make q six weeks Wis
1t in Colorado.
M. ]. X. Doughty and daughter
Miss Elizabeth left last Saturday TOT
Kansas City. Miss Doughty will spea'
the next six weeks visiting In
Chicago and Cincinnati
Mrs. ]. D. Martin left on NO.
for Tarkio Missouri. She goes to at
tend the wedding Of her grandson
who goes to India as a missionary
for the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Nathan Rigdon occupied the
NJ. Il. pulpit yesterday. Mr.. higdon
was formerly pastor Of the NJ. T.
Church In Las Anlmas but was lot
ced TO give up his charge on account
OF Ill health. He Is now q real estate
agent In Las Antmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Bannister and
their daughter, Miss Ellen, LETT
On No. 8 for Kansas City where Mrs.
Bannister will be under the doctors
x.ytl Z
ceIsior Springs and visit with her
friend Miss Edith Church formerly
OF Lamar.
The Prowers base ball ninie went
to Holly yesterday and played two
games with Coolidge team. They
lost the first by score Of 1873. The
second was a much better game Prov
ers winning by AZ. Billy Ryan.
Albert Hagerman, Albert Stinson and
Lee Bowman OF Lamar. played with
Prowers..
The Commercial Club has elected
the following officers for the en-
suing year: President. L. +. Adams;
vice president, w. J. Johnston; sec
Rotary, c. c. Goodale; treasurer, Lin
coin Bancroft; directors. w. J. John
ston, c. C. Goodale, w. M. Dickln-
son, c. c. Huddleston, Nj. Strain,
Cranky Hillyer. L. +. Adams, w. {.
Gould. f. II. Kelsey. Lincoln Bancroft
IL. d. Manville, R. R. Shaub. J. h.
Smith.
1t u claimed that the first people
to be affected by the new freight
rates will be the users Of breakfast
foods, as themanufactors will refuse
to ship them west under the new
rates. However, Prowers county will
not be affected as there will soon
be three alfalfa mills here and two
sugar factories to furnish dried beet
pulp.
C,nrcr,a rourt hoe for.