The Lamar register., 1908-09-30

e. R. Bannister was In from Prov
ers this morning.
Mrs. A. F. Crispin, OF Prowers was
d Lamar visitor TO-DAY.
Miss Eiiyn Cooper returned froiu
Las xAnInias LIS mOrning.
District Attorney McHendrie came
ap nom Trinidau this morning.
Joe Hutchdns is in Dodge City this
aIuerhoOu, Lraiisactlng business.
ka.eign Nelson and wife and baby
lfe Visit ing Ia La JunIa tnis week.
Miss Grace Lowell, left on the A.
'. Il. II. Tor Whey. Tor VISIT witu
40. Gates.
AIRS. Aenry Feizer left for Hurl.s,.
IOWA today.
Carl Hasty came uown from Coio-
rado Springs To speuu Sunuay VAIN
ais parents.
Geo. w. May. returned last We'd
nesday from a pleasure and business
ZAP 10 Missouri.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Shaub went to
Las Animas TINS morning for snort
visit with ROy's sister.
The chicken supper at the Baptist
e.-urcn iast night was a good success
lie ladies' cleared nearly sixty dol.
lars and they deserved it.
Mrs. h. A. johnson. who has been
visiting with Mrs. e. NJ. Ferrier. east
CT town. returned to her home In
Montana, this morning.
MIR. L. NJ. Markhams reports that
the first consignment Of $4,000 rail-
road ties are due to arrive in Gar
ell City next week. That sounds
good.
3ho .hLos JIM ohllA E0luAuCu
from st. Joe this morning. Mrs.
Smith says she has had enough OF
Missouri. She wasn't away quite
week.
Rev. David B. Livingstone started
for the west on No. 8. He will be
gone several days and will attend the
Southern Colorado Baptist Asso-
citation.
The funeral service Of Miss Ruth
Kelsey will be held from the resident
morrow afternoon at 2: 80 o'clock
The burial will take place in River
side cemetery.
Mrs. Katherine e. May returned
10 her home In Clayton. New Mexico.
his morning. Mrs. May has been en-
Ioying a two months visit In Lamar
with her son Geo. w. May.
Mr.. J. H. Fuqua and Wife and lit
tie daughter arrived today on No. 8.
they are from Missouri and ON their
way home from Trinidad They are
at the home Of L. Merrick.
W. NJ. Wiley passed through La
mar this afternoon, on his way home
from Denver. He reports a twenty
four inch snow in Denver and about
a three inch fall In Palmer Lake.
Rev. Clay T. Runyon delivered
tine lecture on the subject what
are you cut out for" last night at
the Christian Church. There was an
audience of about seventyfive people
TO hear him.
The leader Of the Las Animas
land :. 10 Mr.. Main tia: ,e Las Ami
mas bar simply we-- not IN it with
r. Lamar boys. and he had three
ne, frrm La Jun, and one from
100. Well We knew that any
way s.
Stanley Maxwell, Hayes Williams.
Leo Borton and Captain Edward
Leigh. Of the L. U. H. s. football
team went to Las Animas today. to
take a look at the Las Animas and
La Junta teams in action. This will
give them an idea where these two
teams weak spots are.
The Citizens State Bank opened
the doors Of their handsome new
quarters today. and are ready to do
business. They state that
their banking business. for the day
has been much better than they ex-
pected.
Mrs. Joe Lawless and Mrs. L. JAG
obs returned from Colorado Springs
this afternoon. They were there at
lending the meeting of the State Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs. Although
the Denver papers say that the wom-
en- had quite fuss over the election
of their officers, Mrs. Lawless says
that she failed to notice any Of this
ssrirdt- She further states that thew