The Lamar register., 1909-08-04

Miss Doth Robin, of Eureka. Kan
sas, is visiting with her sister Mrs.
Dave Slower. Miss Robin will pro
badly remain in Lamar for some
time to come.
]. D. Martin returned from Tercio
last week where he has been visiting
with his daughter Mrs. Genivive
Corey. Mrs. Martin will stay in Ter
clio for several weeks, enjoying the
mountain air.
The city council has instructed the
engineer at the water works to blow
the whistle three times fifteen min
utes before shutting off the water
Water consumers are requested to
take notice.
Rev. II. NJ. Pingree returned Fri
day afternoon from a months vaca-
ton spent In Pueblo and Denver.
Rev. Pingree says that his rest has
made him feel like a new man and
that he is ready to work harder than
ever.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. E. Bivens who
have been visiting for some tine
past with Mrs. Tim Jennings. let
Saturday morning for Manitou. From
T. eIe they will go ono Denver and
then return to their hem" in Obion'
Tennessee. Mrs. Jennings is Mrs.
Biven IS sister.
Mrs. Kelsey, of Melvern, Kansas,
and Mrs. Maude Crawford, OF Mus
kogee, Oklahoma, left for their res
pective homes on the noon train
They have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. Kelsey for the past few
days. Mrs. Kelsey is Mrs. Fred KEEL
seys grandm other.
Messrs. S. d. Church and Eugene
Church left Sunday afternoon for Elk
.elsior Springs. Missouri. where they
will sspend a four weeks vacation
before taking charge of their furni-
ture store. 1t Is quite probable that
Gene will not return alone. We
promised to keep mum though.
Miss Maude Richart and Miss Car
RE Richart, of Eagle, Wisconsin. and
Miss Anderson. of Strum. Wisconsin,
arrived this morning for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Green.
The young ladies are all on their
way to Seattle, to take in the ex-
position.
Mrs. L. A. Cook presented the Reg
ister office with a fine basket of
plums last Saturday which were OF
luscious flavor and large size. They
came from the McNerney ranch
which is in charge of Mr.. Cook and
they have a great deal of this fine
fruit for sale.
The Baptist Summer Assembly
which was held at Cascade Canyon
the past two weeks was great sue
cess. There were twenty-eight La
mar people in attendance. Among
those who have returned are: Miss
Laura Barnard, Miss Alice Barnard,
Mrs. Leila Hillyer, Mrs. Harry b. Maj
Vile, Mrs. Morton Strain and daught
err, Miss Corrine. Mrs. w. l.. More
house, Miss Corrine Morehouse. Miss
Geneva Morehouse, Mrs. G. O'Neil.
Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Kelly and Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. O'Neil.
Mr.. Charles p. Tousley, who has
been in Colorado for over a year
trying to regain his health, and has
for the past several months been in
the La Junta Hospital for treatment.
died Monday afternoon. The deceas-
ed leaves a widow and a daughter
and several near relatives. Mr.. Tous'
ley has made a great many friends
remains were brought to Lamar this
remain were brought to Lamar this
afternoon and laid at rest in River
side. A short funeral service was
held at the cemetery, with Rev. Pin
gree officiating.
Sheriff John A. Simpson left for
Los Angeles accompanied by Mar
shall House of Holly the first Of the
week. They went to investigate a
man under arrest there as Kid Will
son, the partner of Henry Starr In
the Amity bank robbery. A telegram
received today announces he is the
man and Deputy District Attorney
Merrill will leave for Denver tonight
to get requisition papers for his re-
turn to Colorado. Sheriff Simpson
has kept right after these men until
he has got them both, and it will be
a lesson to all malefactors that this
county has become unhealthy for
their operations.