The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-08-26
Wednesdays Locals.


day OF the stub.
C. A. McCadam, of Oberlin, Miss
ouri, arrived this morning for a Wis
it with his three sons of this place.
). w. Marker who has been here
since last Sunday attending to some
business, returned to his home in
lola, Kansas. today.
Mis-. L. NJ. Markham and children
left for Garden City. to join MIR. mar.
lnm, who is attending to railroad bus
iness at that place.
...iss Lizzie Houser. of Hitchcock,
'Okiahoma, was in Lamar today and
fil.d on a claim. She left for Enid
Oklahoma on the noon train.
District Judge Hunter returned
to his home in Trinidad this morning
Judge Hunter was attending the DIS
trict court of Baca Co.. at Spring
field this week.
County Clerk Hoag issued a mar
Miss Olga Hazel Stevenson, today.
1oti: of the parties above named are
residents Of Wiley.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hawkins and baby went
to Rocky Ford this morning. She
will join her husband who went up
there yesterday. They will probably
spend the winter in Rocky Ford.
Mrs. L. c. Hardin and son. of Wat
erloo, Iowa, who have been visiting
with their friend MIR. Franklin, went
on to Colorado Springs this morning.
They are out in Colorado for the son,
health.
Miss Florence Sayler. left today fol
Denver where she will spend few
days. On her return the last of the
week she will leave for Des Moines
where she will attend school again
this winter.
Mrs. J. w. Bent gave a dinner par
ty on Monday evening for Misses
Florence Sayler and Flossie Smith.
After dinner cards were played by
the guests for several hours and a
most delightful evening passed.
Mr.. Thomas Hopper and Miss
Bertha Schess Of Granada were mar
ried this morning at the residence of
Marshal w. C. McCurry by Judge
Pike.
Misses Ina Creek and Alma Hopper |
AM Peter Mendenhall and Lloyd |
Creek were up from Granada to at
tend the wedding.
T eodore Hall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Roscoe NJ. Hall at Wiley. died yester-
day morning. The reascu Of the boys |
death was blood poisoning, caused by |
stepping OIL nail. At first there |
WAS not thought much about it but |
the foot 1rew steadily worse and
when blood poisoning set in all hope |
was given ,p.
E. X. Bannister has returned from
Ex,:tisior Springs, where he has been
with his daughter-in-law Mrs. E. A. |
iis ,nister. He says that Mrs. Ban
mister is very low and the doctors
give 10 hope for her recovery. f.
A. Bannister and daughter Miss FL
les are at Excelsior Springs.
Mayor Maxwell informs us that
the city will finish this week the wor
of cutting all the weeds on the street
alleys and vacant lots of Lamar. and
if the property owners will now Just
take the trouble to burn them up La
mar will once more be the clean ana
beautiful city 1t is noted for. Il will
also add materially to the healthful-
ness of the city.
Manager Lee Of the opera house
has secured the celebrated Camera
phone for the Fair week bill at the
opera house. This comes at such a |
great expense that as a rule only
large cities can secure it, but Lamar
and Rocky Ford have gone together
and will have it for their fair dates.
1t played recently in Denver for one
week to $4,000 paid admission. 1t
will be one of the greatest attraction
of the season.
The many friends of d. G. Twee-
die of Wiley were shocked last even |
ing to hear of his death. He had
been sick for some time, but it was
not known here that his sickness wa
SO serious. He was one of the best |
known and most substantial farm
ers of that section and was connecte,
with all enterprises for the better
ment of his town and section. The
funeral services will be at Wiley on
Friday morning at IL o'clock and
the burial will be at Riverside ceme-
tary. The services will be in charge