The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-09-08

Charles Owens left for Garden City
Kansas, for a couple of days bushes
trip.
Herbert Creel, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, Is now rapid
ly recovering.
The Woman's League will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Henry at 3 O'Clock.
About 10 persons took the Stub
for Las Animas this morning TO at
tend the fair held there this week.
Mr.. Haywood manager OF the al
falfa hay mills left this morning for
Denver where he will visit his family
w. p. Bell started last night for
Corpus Christi Bay. Texas, where he
Is taking a party Of home seekers
MIR. Ruble and wife OF Kansas City
who have been visiting here for Sew
eral days left this morning for Pue-
bio.
Attorney Alfred Todd has been
very i'll for several days and great
fear Is felt by his many friends as
to his condition.
Ray Gould and Harry Traxler re-
turned from their fishing trip al
the reservoirs and report the water
fine and lots Of fish.
Mrs. w. II. Stewart came in this
morning on No. 9 from MAMMOTH,
Illinois, for a few days visit with her
brother-in-law and family.
Mrs. John Mace returned Sunday
from wichita, Kansas, where she
has been for the past month recover
ing from q serious operation.
Sheriff Simpson left this morning
for Buena Vista, with the two young
fellows who were convicted Of burg
larixing u. +. Cooper's house about
10 days ago.
Ed Gorma 8 the possessor Of a
new watch charm in the form OF
Brush Runabout Automobile. 1t is
u single cylinder twelve horse power
and cost 1850.
Fred Cooper came In this after
noon from an auto trip TO Pueblo
Jack Johnson who went with him
took sick On the return trip ana
took the Santa Fe from La Junta
home.
Married-On Sunday morning b!
Judge Pike. Mr.. Ancil Z. Everett and
Mrs. Ar4c Z. Baxter. The happy
couple left for a short trip west on
the morning train. They have the
best wishes and congratulations OF
their many friends.
Mr.. konkel. manager of the Vaude-
vile show. has had the best act of
the season on this week. 1t Is the
Tarlies IN their bicycle act. and 1t
certainly deserves the patronage OF
the people. The pair were with
Ringing Bros. Circus for three years
aud there are none better in their
Line.
Chas. L. Doughty. who has been
local reporter for the Register for
over q year. has resigned and left
yesterday for Boulder. where he will
attend the state university. the
coming year. The entire force hated
TO see Charley leave and their best
wishes go with him to his work in
Boulder.
The high school foot ball men are
already kicking the pig ska Around
preparing to get down to hard prac-
tice within a week. They are better
equipped this year than ever. and
feel that with the material they have
and lots Of hard work that they will
be able to carry off the penant this
year. A subscription LIST was taken
around to the business men and over
$3.50 was subscribed besides a pre-
sent by the Lamar Drug Co. Of
dozen jerseys.
Married-On last Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Payne, al
8 O'Clock. Mr.. Edgar MCGOWAN and
Miss Ellie Payne. Rev. ]. C. Horn
of the Methodist church officiating
The guests were limited to relatives
and few Of the most intimate
friends of the couple. After the cere
mony a most bountiful supper was
served in the dining room, the tabl.
es being very tastefully decorated in
smilax and asters. The bride is one
OF Lamar's most popular young la.
dies. having grown up here, and her
father being one OF the prosperous
busineas men of the town. The
groom is a promising young business
man OF Victor. Colorado. and has
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