The Lamar register., 1908-08-05
Saturdays Locals.

TO the reservoirs VibitihB HiS A>
SOL and Miss Robinson.
Saturdays Locals.
/. b. Keairns and j. NJ. Crabtree
from Granada are visiting in the coui
ty seat today.
Nj. C. Jensen. formerly Of this town
passed through on No. 8 today On
route for Jasper. Mo.
Miss Maud A. Miller. the librarian
returned to her home in Canon CITY
last night to enjoy a few weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Emmie Hunnick left on No. y
for Colorado Springs where she Will
visit for q short time with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Mary Norris and her two child
rem left on No. today for Larned'
Kansas. She will make her future
nome in Larned.
Miss Ida Gaskill. who has been
visiting with Miss Mary Merrick OF
this place. returned to her home In
Dodge City today.
Miss Carrie Corrigan Of Rantoui,
Illinois, who has been visiting In La
mar for a short time left for Colo
RADIO Springs this morning on No. y.
b. w. Hancock stopped off here to-
day on his way from Colorado Spring
to his home In eastern Kansas to
visit his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Ziegler.
Rev. r. H. Forester arrived home
today from Rocky Ford. Rev. For
roster has been looking after bushes
In Rocky Ford and also attending
the Chatauqua.
d. L. Silver and w. J. Johnston
have returned from their fishing trip
and are still trying to rub the sore
ness out Of their arms. caused by
landing that Post prize trout.
Bruce Drope was In town today
and was showing some fine speci'
mems Of the stock beet. MIR. Drope
has been experimenting with this
beet this year and has had good sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Pilloud. who
have been visiting in Las Animas,
the past week. stopped off In Lamar
to see few Of theirfriends. They
left this morning for their home on
Butte Creek.
J. e. Bowen came up from his
ranch north Of Carlton today. He
was accompanied by his old friend.
A. Sutton. Of Ord. Nebraska, who is
looking over this country. Mr.. SUIT
ton IL sheriff of his home county.
Issac Carl and his wife are visit
ing at the home Of John Carl of Las
Animas today. They have been visit
ing with Dan Carl of Lamar. MT.
and Mrs. Carl will go farther west
and visit at Colorado Springs and
Denver.
Jesse Stevenson and wife returned
from Colorado Springs this afternoon
on No. 8. They were accompanied
by Miss Stevenson of Greenville. Pa.
and C. M. Waters Of Liberal, Kansas.
They have all been up in the noun
tains enjoying the sights and cool
weather. Miss Stevenson and Mr.
Waters will visit here with Mr.. Steve
son.
The dance at the Opera House
last night was very we'll attended
con sidering the hot weather. The
proceeds go toward the fund for the
band boys ne W uniforms. The dance
was interrupt, I'd by the fire about 10:
80 and conse quently the number of
dances was C, 1t from 20 to 10. The
music was yer good. Mr.. Bannister
informs US th,it the boys don't know
how much they have made yet as
the money h;aa not all been turned
In. RI
ABOUT ten thirty last night Night
Marshall McCurry heard a crash in
the Lamar National Bank building
and looking in at Gerstenlauers jew
elry shop he saw that the plastering
had fallen all over Henry's fine china
When Mr.. Gersuenlauer came to see
about the DANA, &c, he discovered that
there was fir e directly over the
place from wher e the plastering had
fallen. Marshall McCurry gave the
alarm and in few minutes there
was a crowd of two to three hund
red people at tn scene of the fire
With the aid of fire extinguisher
which some one b ad presence Of min
enough to think o (. the fire was chez
ed and when the hose cart came and
the water was DO ured on in earnest
the fire was put out in a very shorl
time. The origin of the fire is no,
known, at first 1t was thought thai
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