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

Miss mogene Everett entertained
quite number Of her young friends,
yesterday afternoon. Quite an enjoy
able time was had by everybody in
attendance.
Epperson Bros. have purchased the
stock of monuments of Z. NJ. Stew
ard and will continue the business at
the same stand on the corner of Elm
and Fourth streets.
Miss Sylvia Ford and Herreld Hall
of Wiley. and Miss Leah Ford of Kai
sas City, who has been visiting with
her sister in Wiley, started for Rock
For" this morning to enjoy the fair.
Mrs. J. H. Kellogg and children
went to Rocky Ford this morning, to
visit with DR.. kellogg's brother a.
that place. They will return in
few days and bring the doctors mot
her to Lamar for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coleburn and
c.iilli en- left for Hanford, California.
TODAY. They expect to make their fl
ture bome there. The citizens of La
mar Are very sorry to loose this fami
ly. as they are one of the best know
here and have many friends.who hate
to see them leave.
The Lamar Electric Co. has chang
ed its place of business, from the bac
of Covers tailor shop. to the Good
ale building. and have very handsom,
quarters.
Mr.. Thos. J. Yeates of Indiana,
made two days visit with the fam
lily of d. +. Cooper last week. Mr..
Yeates is brother to Mrs, Cooper
and Miss Jennie Yeates.
Miss Gertrude Wand, of Gales
burg, Illinois, trained nurse, is Wis
iIing with Miss Lou Jaqua, and may
.s..ue 10 locate here as the work is
more than Miss Jaqua can take care
of.
Miss Elizabeth Green returned to
st. Louis today to continue with her
studies the coming school term. Mis-
Green spent a very delightful vaca-
ton with her parents and friends in
Lamar.
Cyrus ]. Anderson, who has been
in Lamar for the past year with his
father, returned to Manhattan, Kan
sas. today. He will take up his stud
les again this year in the Kansas Ag
licultural School.
There are a number Of people in
the free delivery limits of Lamar,
whose houses are not numbered, and
1t would be well forthem to have this
done before Nov. 15, the date when
the free delivery begins. as it will
avoid much confusion and delay in
getting their mail.
The Rev. C. T. McCaughn of Win
terset, Iowa, who is. on his way home
from Colorado Springs. stopped off
yesterday to see his old Iowa friend,
and is guest at the d. Z. Cooper
home. The Doctor is "a years of age
and is remarkably active, physically
and mentally for one SO old. He is
one of the foremost ministers in the
United Presbyterian Church and has
been in the service for the past 6S
years.
Lamar Lodge, No. so, I. o. o. F.,
celebrated its goth Anniversary. Tues
day evening, Sept. 1st.. with social
Lodge was instituted Sept. 1, 1883,
by past Grand Master John Jay, with
the following charter members; c.
w. Heaton, NJ. d. Parmenter, w. b.
Barker, f. P. Arbuckle. T. II. Cecil,
H. Chadeayne and II. g. Button. or
the charter members only C. w. Hea-
ton and w. b. Barker are now in
membership. Refreshments were ser
we'd by Lamar Rebekah Lodge, No. 90
Delegates Elected.
AT the Republican primaries in La
mar today the following delegates to
the county convention were chosen:
Precinct, No. &c. C. Goodale.
Z. L. Koen, A. Deeter, w. S. Smith,
w. NJ. Dickinson, w. A. Merrill, d.
L Silver, N. N. Mclean, j. F. Curry,
q. F. Cooper, E. E. Pike. C. S. Wilso.
Precinct, No. 4.-Granby Hillyer. c.
NJ. Lee, E. NJ. Mears, ]. w. Bent, l.
Fl. Myers. Geo. b. Merrill. F. H. KEEL
s.y Gerald Creaghe, A. Friedman, L.
IL. Manville, F. H. Rosacrans, ]. A.
Wiuams. F. w. Sayler. d. E. Cooper,
e. E. Bartlett, w. A. Packard. Ray
Strain, Ray Adams. ]. D. Martin, Fl
Lee. j. A. Silver, E. G. Henkins. F.
NJ. Friend, ]. s. Hasty.
In precinct No. 8 there will be two