The Lamar register., 1909-08-18

L ne EpWOTtH l/ed6ut LdWH SOC1dl
E, Saturday night was very well attend
ed and the league IS treasury is
somewhat better off than before.
J. B. Traxler left yesterday for
Kansas City, Mo-, Mr.. Traxler will
spend the next ten days visiting his
friends at that and other places
| in the state.
Mrs. r. G. Randolph, nee Miss
Bffie Davis returned from a few
days visit In Denver Sunday. MIR
and Mrs. Randolph will make their
home in Lamar.
The Misses Georgia and VIENNA
Sm3th came UP from Garden City
last Thursday for q visit with theii
many Lamar friends. They returne.
home yesterday afternoon.
] Mrs. Oliver Mourning and her
, little daughter returned to her hom'
In Wichita, Kansas. Sunday after
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her mother, Mrs. Kornman.
See the notice In another column
Of the artesian water which Mr.. j.
w. Pyle is deliv ering in Lamar from
his fine well south OF town. A trial
will convince anyone Of Its health
full properties.
Dry Creek school district No. 80
school district last week. The cleo
ton was holly contested as some of
the farmers were very much oppos-
ed to the movement.
Judge w. E. Fee left yesterday
morning for Denver to enjoy a few
weeks vacation. He may decide
take a trip to his old home in O..
Capt. Wing was a Lamar visitor
Sunday and Monday.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will serve ice cream,
sherbet and cake In the vacant room
in the Odd Fellows hall next Satur-
day might. A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone.
The Y. w. C. T. U. held a very
enjoyable social in the basement Of
the Presbyterian church last evening
Everyone present seemed to have
good time. Light refreshments were
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up.
Mr.. st. George Creaghe. and daugh
ter. Miss Ethel spent a few days
this week visiting with Miss Helen
Creaehe at Colorado Springs. The
many friends of Miss Creaghe will b.
glad to know that she Is improving
nicely.
A. E. Bent was down from Denver
Saturday and made a proposition. to
the board OF directors of the Bent
and Prowers irrigation district, to
finance the district. Mr.. Bent left
Saturday night for New York City OF
business.
Mrs. Fred Schmidt, and Miss Julia
Sc midi, OF Topex' Kansas, were
l.. Lamar Fri lay visiting with their
may old time friends. They have
tteD spending H. pas, two months
taking In the points OF interest along
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Dwight Miser was called to
Rocky Ford Monday morning on &C.
count Of the death Of her grand
mother Mrs Elizabeth Watcher. Mrs
Watcher was eighty four years of
age. Mrs. Miser arrived home on
No 10 this afternoon.
H. G. Veneman returned to Bould-
er last Thursday morning. Mr.. VEN
eman left Boulder Monday morning
for Boston, Mass. whore he expects
to take post graduate work in either
the Boston Polytechnic institution
| or Harvard university.
Mr.. Parmy Darr. a brother-in-law
Of the Carl brothers. arrived
week from Gooding. Idaho. Mrs.
Darr and her children have
visiting in Lamar for several weeks.
They have decided to make their
future home In Lamar
Floyd Cook returned home yester-
day from q six weeks vacation
the mountains south OF Pueblo. Floyd
says that he feels fine and has G.
ed thirteen pounds since he has been
away. He expects to return as 800
as he attends to some urgent busi-
mess affairs,