The Lamar register., 1909-07-07
WEDNESDAY, July. 2, 1909.

Born-Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Forester. fine boy.
Judge F. ]. MoCarty left yesterday
morning for short visit to the
mountains.
Judge Thorne was down from Den
yer on Sunday and Monday visiting
his family.
C. Z. Incl has purchased lots on
the hill, and Is building handsome
home there.
Miss Jessie Ford OF Denver is n
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Denning this week.
Mr.. L. Writ Markham is in Den
yer this week attending the Nation
al Educational association convention
Rev. Pingree has been granted a
vacation by the Methodist church.
and will be away during the balance
OF July.
c. L. Margrave left today for his
old home In Brookfield, Missouri,
where he will spend a vacation of
several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Hunt arrived from
Maryville, Missouri. Saturday. She
expects to make her home here with
the Hunt Bros.
Thoman and Mckee have installed
q new grocery in the old stand made
vacant by w. E. Easton 8 removing
to his new store.
The sales OF passenger tickets at
the Lamar station amounted to over
six thousand dollars In June. Six
teen Seattle tickets were sold in one
day.
On Sunday evening tightening
struck hay stack on w. B. Nc
Brides big ranch east Of town and
Destroyed It. but no other damage
was done.
The New York Store announces
sensational ten day clearance sale
to begin on Friday Of this week. See
their big page list of bargains in
this Issue.
Lawrence A. Hunt OF Maryville.
Missouri. arrived In Lamar last
week. He expects to make Lamar his
future home, and now resides on S.
Second street.
The marriage Licenses Of the week
are: John p. Allen to Miss Myrtle
Chivenger, both Of Arlington. Colo;
Jesse A. Allen to Miss Fern Wright
both OF Lamar.
Charming Pyle was up from Holly
q few days this week, visiting friends
He managed to fall off Of his wheel
ON the "Glorius Fifth" and hurt
his head very badly.
The premium List Tor the Ninth
Annual Fair Of the Prowers County
Fair Association Ia now out, and Is
the largest they have ever published
Get q copy and see what they offer.
Mrs. st. George Creaghe started
for California. Saturday morning. She
expects to spend the entire summer
on the ccas, visiting with friends.
She will also take In the Seattle Elk
position.
Prof. and MIS-. l.. r. Jones and
dat ghter Miss Gladys, are taking in
the N. e. A. ecnve ntion which is be-
irg held In Denver this week. From
Denver they will 30 to Missouri and
spend a few weeks Visiting with rel
atives.
The city council has entered into
an agreement with Harry Mulnix of
Denver to have the city's books aud
tied for the past few years. 1t is
a good move, and one that should be
more frequently adopted in public
offices.
Mr.. Harry Dewitt and Miss Jessie
Ivey were united in marriage at the
Baptist parsonage last esday
night by Rev T. F. Kelly. The happy
young couple have spent most Of
their lives In Lamar and will con-
tinue to live here. They have the
good Wishes Of their many friends
70 begin married life with.
One OF our Russian farmers ex-
perimented on Monday by Offering
q bunch OF MeMcans a keg of beer
II they would continue the work of
thinning beets and forego celebrating
the glorious Independence day. Like
true patriots they drank his beer
and then beat the dayhghts out OF
him. Sheriff Simpson went after
them and one now resides In the
county jail.
There was an item in the Register
two issues back concerning an ex-
ceedingly large hens egg. which meas
vred nine and one sixteenth inches