The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-07-21

an extended visit with relatives in
M issouri in few days.
Died-At the home of the par
ents four miles south Of Lamar on
Tuesday, July 20, Willie Taft, eight
months old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stuckey. The little one was
buried in Riverside cemetery today,
Rev. Kerry conducting the service.
Mr. Roy Shaub and his wife have
moved to La Junta, and expect to
make their future home there. Mr..
Shaub has accepted a responsible
j. B. Rutherford and wife left for
a short visit in Denver Tuesday mor1
ing.
DR.. Eubank, of Ching Fou, China,
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church at both morning and evening
services, and deliv two very elo-
quent talks. DR.. Eubank has many
friends in Lamar and always has
large audiences when he breaches in
Lamar.
The Lamar Junior base ball team
have received their new uniforms,
and are now ready to take on all
corners, including the Lamar first
team. Harlan Maxwell is captain of
r,ly hhat ha hoc
a winning combination. The suits
are gray and are very attractive.
Miss Elizabeth Doughty entertained
about thirty young ladies at her
home, on 4O6 South Sixth street. Fri
day evening, in honor OF her friend
Miss Marie Hall, of Denver. The
guests were entertained at $500"
until a late hour, and then delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess.
The news of the death of Mrs.
Jacob Hoselton. mother Of j. M.
Hoselton of this CITY,. on Saturday.
l WdS TtCtiN tu III l<uAhoi eiih'
Mrs. Hoselton resided in Eldridge.
Iowa, and had been failing for some
time. She was SO years of age. Mr..
Hoselton has been in Eldridge for
about three weeks.
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church on the Sab
bath. Bible school at 10 O'Clock;
preaching at IL a. m. and at p. m.
1.-The use OF the Sabbath" will be
discussed at the forenoon service.
| This will be the last Sabbath before
| the vacation. A cordial welcome is
extended to all these services.
The Prowers County Medical As
ISOLATION met Tuesday evening at thu
City Hall. Several matters of bust
ness were attended to and officers
for the coming year were chosen;
they are E. K. Bartlett, president; J.
II. kellogg. Secretary and Treasurer.
Dr's Packard, Fowler and Bartlett
were chosen for the Board of Cen
sors.
The stockholders of--the Lamar
Brick and Stone Co. held a business
meeting Monday evening and declar-
ed five per cent dividend. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected an
are: l.. Writ Markham, president;
w. C. Gould, treasurer; ]. X. bought.
secretary. The same men were also
chosen as directors. The Lamar
Brick and Stone Co., has been doing
a large business for three years ana
is now In a flourishing condition.
The Lamarites who are attending
the Baptist Summer Assembly at
Cascade Canyon this week, are: Mrs.
w. l.. Morehouse, Mrs. Morton Strain
and children, Mrs. Leila Hillyer. Rev.
and Mrs. T. F. Kelly. MT. and Mrs.
w. l.. Pollard and family, Mrs. Harry
Manville, Mrs. Haywood and family
Mrs. O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
O'Neil, DR.. Eubank and the Misses
AllCe BdTHdTu, Laura boihdAo' WI
rine Morehouse, Geneva Morehouse,
Leila Zimmer, and Verta Eubank.
Attorney Will Merrill and Sheriff
Simpson went down to Holly Mon
day to investigate the case of the
three men who were in a fight with
a brakeman the other night. Martin
Garvin and Frank Jones gave very
good accounts of themselves and
were released with orders to leave
Holly within thirty minutes. the
two men were so glad to get Off so
easily that they even forgot their
hats in their eagerness' to obey the
orders. Tom Smith, who did the
shooting was brought to Lamar for
safe keeping. His case will come up
in the next session OF the district
court.
Buster Brown and Tige. represent
ing the Brown Shoe Company OF st.