The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-06-16

Bom-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Har'
ren on June 18th. boy.
My Friend from India will be stag
ed by the Lamar Dramatic Club
Jmese5.
Mrs. Jane B. Dickinson is in Rock J
Ford attending the Sunday Schoo
Convention.
Of the Register Office is rapidly near
ing completion.
",My Friend from India" will b1
at the opera house on June %
Meet him there.
A. ]. Davy. cashier of the Amity
bank was IN Lamar the first of the
week on business.
Messrs. Francis G. Conway and X
H. Tombaugh were up from Amity
the first of the week.
Frank S. Butcher of Bristol was
a Lamar visitor today on business
before the county court.
Rollin C. Goodale is home from
Denver where he has been studying
law In the Denver university.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. P. Read are spend
ing a few days in Denver this week
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Myers of Topeka. who is OH
his way to Seattle. was here this
week visiting with his brothers.
j. X. Mitchell, Of Galesburg, liz l.
OILS, Is in Lamar this week looking
after his many business interests.
The commissioners held a specinl
session on Monday. Messrs. Reynolds
Gregory and ManvNle being present.
Mrs. Birdie Heating is enjoying n
short visit with friends and relativ-
es in Honeywell. Missouri. this week.
Attorney CRANKY Hillyer spent sew
eral days last week in Denver at
tending to legal matters OF import
ance.
Miss Margaret Leatherman return
ed from Boulder. Friday morning
Miss Leatherman will graduate next
year.
MIR. John w. Kriger came down
from Colorado Springs Sunday to
attend the funeral OF the late Capt.
Heaton.
Cecil Golladay started for Los An
geles Tuesday morning. He expects
to have, the time of his life there
this summer.
Fred Lee will probably open up
his first class bakery and confection-
airy store, In the opera house block
next Saturday.
Eugene Pike was here this week
visiting with his brother E. E. Pike.
MIR. Pike is on his way from Alinnea-
polls to the coast.
Mrs. Geo. Murrin and her two
children, John and Charlotte. Of Mary
vide, Missouri. are visiting with Miss
Cunningham this week.
Jaddo Parrish has returned from
Boulder, for the summer vacation.
He has succ essfully completed his
third year In the u Of C.
HaIsey NJ. Rhodes of the Rocky
Mountain Herald was In Lamar this
week visiting with friends and some
OF his old G. A. r. comrades.
Mrs. o. C. Lamberton and daughter
Miss Muiel, of Holly, were in La
mar this week visiting with friends
Miss Lamberton Is still in Lamar.
Word has been received In Lamar
that Miss Lucy Weller, who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis
In Kansas City, Is recovering very
rapidly.
Mrs. Emma Heaton arrived home
from Los Angeles, California. last
week, to attend the funeral Of the
late Capt. Heaton. Mrs. Heaton will
probably remain in Lamar.
Dennis Nevius Is home from Cedar
Rapids where he has been taking a
commercial course. He has accepted
a position as bookkeeper with the
Lamar Hardware Company.
Favorable reports have been com
ing In every day concerning Mrs. L.
H. ManviIle's condition. Mrs. Man
Vile Was taken to st. Joseph about
two weeks ago for treatment.
The music at the Methodist church
on Sunday deserves special mention.
MIR. Simpson played all Of the volun'
taries and also accompanied a very