The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-08-25

Junta yesterday anu spone tuo uo'
there.
Miss Nell Hickey Of Granada Is
visiting with Miss Margaret Ford
this week.
Rev. B. T. Ross and WILL Wright
of Holly were In Lamar on business
yesterday.
Mr.. Eugene Church arrived home
from a months vacation at Excelsior
Springs. Missouri.
Henry Koen left for a short bust
ness and pleasure trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver this morning.
Frank Cain who has been laid W
for the past six weeks with a brok-
en- leg Is able to hobble around town
on crutches now.
w. w. Cooper returned last week
from a month q vacation spent visit
ing the Seattle fair and other points
in the northwest.
Mrs. Miliss Bartholomew and Miss
Ellen Bannister went to the Amity
Headgate yesterday and expect to
spend a few days there.
Mrs. Otto Williams and children
started for Superior. Nebraska, Fri
day. They will spend two week.
visiting with friends and relatives.
Remember the dance tomorrow
night given by the NJ. w. A. Lodge
at the Odd Fellows hall. Bannis
tors orchestra will furnish the music
E. B. Chamberlain. Of Fit. Morgan,
Colorado. is Visiting his nephew DR.
J. F. Kellogg this week. Mr.. Cham
berland Is on his way to Los Ange
les. California.
Mrs. Miliss Bartholomew and Mis-.
Rosa Springer have returne ed from
vacation trip to La Veta, Colorado.
Mrs. Bartholomew is very much Inn
proved IN health.
Mrs. Robert CARING arrived from
Las Anmas yesterday afternoon fol
n visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
w. E. Rust. Mrs. CARING will stay
until ater the Fair.
Mrs. Geo. b. Coover and two sons
Mervin and William arrived home
from Colorado Springs Friday after
spending a delightful two weeks vaca,
tion In the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Cook left Fri
day morning for Pueblo. From Pue-
bio they will go to the mountains
about fifty miles south and camp
there about two weeka.
oct "The Chorus Girl" at the opera
house this week are very good and
are pleasing the big crowds. which
are present every night.
Cline Mcdowell went to Pueblo y
terday morning. Cline has been
growing very fast Of late and finds
that It Is necessary to have his
wooden leg heightened a few inches
Miss Ellen Bannister returned
from Excelsior Springs, Monday. Ms
Bannister has been visiting with her
friends and relatives at Excelsior
and other places for the last two
mcnrbs.
John Mace and DR.. Burnett re-
turned from Wichita. Kansas. Satur
day and both report that Mrs
Mace IS operation was a success and
that she Is well on the road to re-
covery.
Miss Jennie Smith went to Colo
RADIO Springs this morning for d
visit at that place. Miss Smith
has been visiting with her friend
Mrs. w. T. winstead for the past
two or three weeks.
Miss Della Marsh. who formerly
taught two years in the Lamar
schools, has been visiting the past
week with her friend, Mrs. Geo. B
Merrill. She b now teaching in the
schools Of New York City.
The high wind on yesterday even
ing about six o'clock tore the avn
ing on the south Of the 1 o o F &
K P temple loose and blew it against
the plate glass window smashing in
the glass. The loss is quite heavy.
Judge Hunter at the afternoon SEES
sion on Tuesday appointed John w
Bent as clerk Of the District court
MT. Bent has been acting as deputy
clerk since Charles W. Luck, the
former clerk. moved away from La
mar.
The Gans-Nelson fight pictures
which were shown at the Femily
Theater Friday and Saturday nights
drew crowded houses at every per
Torrance. The pictures were exceed
ingly good and the big crowds wore