The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-09-01

Quite a number Of colored people
| held church services in the opera
house Sunday evening.
Casey's Reception at the Lamar
opera house this week is a fine act
and is pleasing the big crowds.
| Mrs. Frank H. Waller and child
rem returned from a three months
visit with friends and relatives in
Las Angeles Sunday morning. Mrs,
| Waller reports a fine time.
Saturday the management OF the
Lamar Hotel changed hands. when
John w. Mace sold the place to Mrs
Arabella Miller. The Lamar Hotel
is the oldest institution OF it's kind
In Prowers county.
| Judge and Mrs. Berry Everett and
Miss Carrie Totzke. Of Osborne. Kan
sas. arrived in Lamar. Sunday for a
visit with George A. Everett and
, family. They were called home by
the death of Everett Lawson. the
two year old nephew OF Miss Totzke
| The dance at the I o o + and X
Of p hall last Thursday evening
was exceptionally we'll attended
Bannisters' orchestra furnished the
music which was fine. The dance
was given under the auspices OF the
NJ. w. A. band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Williams
CT Osawatomie. Kansas. who have
been enjoying two weeks visit
with tdeir daughter Mrs. Merle e
Ward, left fo- l'enver yesterday mori
ing for a short ,:<it. They wall re-
t.rn t. Lamar lc'ore going '.,ck
to their home.
The Blossoms at the Lamar opera
house last week certainly pleased
the big crowds, that were In atten
dance at every performance. The!
win make a return trip to Lamar
within the next three months and
will be assured of good houses.
Rev. II. NJ. Pingree went to Colo
RADIO Springs Monday and spent the
day with his father and mother who
are visiting there. Rev. Pingree
came back as far as Pueblo yester
day. He will spend the rest Of the
week In Pueblo. attending the con
ference. Rev. Pingree expects to
return to Lamar for another yeal
at least. and certainly every mem
Der OF the church hopes that he will
BE sent back to Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Berry. after
an absence OF nearly three years re-
turned to Lamar Monday. Mr. Berry
was formerly chief engineer of the
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and IT
rigated Land Co. About three years
ago he resigned from this position
and went to Sac Paulo. Brazil. as
chief engineer for a company. con
itructing huge hydraulic works a
that place. When the work was com
pleted Mr.. and Mrs. Berry went t.
Europe and have spent the last eight
months there. Much OF this time
was spent in visiting Mr.. Berry ::
relatives In Scotland.
We see that Editor Cram of the
Granada Times is making an awful
howl about the umpire In the syria
/ n n ~ To tx-h frh MIA VI az
at Syracuse on Sunday August %
Syracuse won the game by a score
Of 80. Accordingto "Tickie So owl
box score Of the game Syracuse out
batted and outfielded the Granad;
boys and won the game by bette
playing. Tickle evidently don't Nix
the hea OF not having his ow.
"Foxie umpire" along. Tick 20,
evidently had to much of that SYRIA
cnse street fair to make a good re
port Of the game. but you did yer.
we'll.
S. E. Ramsey was placed undel
arrest late last "Wednesday evening
by Night Marshal Thomas after ;
derce hand to hand encounter with
the Marshal. Ramsey Is charged
with stealing a horse and saddle
from Everett Koen IS ranch west o
town. Ramsey also attempted t.
snoot Robert Hart who lives on the
above named ranch. Hart took hi.
gun away from him and notifieI
Sheriff Simpson Of the attempt. HI
Is also charged with assault to xii
and gives as his only excuse tina
J, he had a first class jag on ant
didn t know what he was doing. Hi
|. .ase will come up h Court Satur