The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-02-24

The commissioners were la session
this week
Judge G. II. Thorne was a Denver
visitor last week.
w. J. Johnston Is away this week
attending to important business.
The Jolly Six Minus Four will hold
its regular meeting next Friday night
Miss Lizzie Campbell was in La
mar visiting with her sister over
Sunday.
Allen Skinner came up from Holly
for the Eagles big dance. Monday
evening.
Mrs. Robert Morich has returned
Missouri.
MessEs. Reiter and Keefe, of Den
YER were here last week looking for
q location.
s. C. Gregory came up from Ora
NADIA last week to attend the session
of the board
w. w. Reynolds was up from Hol-
ly last week to attend the meeting OF
the county commissioners.
Reginald Garvin, deputy county
clerk Of Otero county, spent Sunday
with his parents in Lamar.
Mr.. Charles w. Beach, Deputy
State Engineer was here from Den
YER yesterday attending to business.
Roller skating seems to have a
bold on the Lamar people yet, judg-
ing from the crowds out some nights
last week.
MIR. Charles G. Smeltz, county sup
egtntendent came up from Granada
and spent q few days In the county
seat last week.
Rev. Hoffman, Field Secretary OF
the Colorado Prison Association, is
here this week working in the in
tereats Of his association.
Messrs Elmer Sneider and IL. c.
Biglin of Denver are in Lamar this
week visiting Harry Robinson, Man
eyer Of the City Electric Company.
The Ladies' Aid will give a dinner
and bazaar at their church on the
Thursday after Easter Sunday. This
evening u to be made q very pleas
ant one.
The Young Peoples class of the
NJ. L. Sunday School held their regu-
lar monthly social at the church Fri
day night. All there spent a most
enjoyable evening.
J. 7. Mcknight. Of Galesburg. Ill
inois. was In town last week looking
after his many business affairs here.
Mr.. Mcknight owns several fine
farms near Wiley.
The Young people Of the Baptist
church held their regular monthly
social Friday night, and all had
fine time as Is a usual thing with
the Baptist socials.
Carl Anderson writes to w. Z. Eas-
ton that he will be back at his old
stand within a month He says that
he can't understand how anyone
could leave Lamar for Delagua.
The Martha Washington supper Civ
en- by the Woman's League, at the
NJ. E. Church Monday night was pat
ronzed by a great many people. The
ladies Melted a neat little sum for
their treasury.
There has been quite a change in
the Family Theater employees. dur
ing the past week. Miss Bonnie
Scribner is now furnishing the in
strumental music and VIII Mourning
10 singing.
There have been three new pool
tables and one billiard table Install
ed in the Davies building, and these
with the bowling alleys keep the man
ayers very busy taking in money
They are probably willing to stay
busy however.
Mrs. Josie Hamilton and son, Ray
mond who have been here for sew
eral months for Mrs. Hamilton's
health, returned to Chicago Thurs
day. Mrs. Hamilton Is Mrs. Frank
Twins sister. She was very much
improved In health when she return
cd
Milo Shelton who was formerly one
Of Lamar's young men. but who has
been In Delagua for several years
managing the Company's store, has
been promoted to the position of as
skstant manager OF all the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company's stores in
Colorado.
Frank H. Wheeler and H. R. Case