The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-06-09
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ness in Las Animas on Monday.


ness in Las Animas on Monday.
Attorney Alfred Todd spent few
days in. Denver last week, on blsi-
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Howe from Den
yer are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Thatcher.
Miss Gladys Barton left the first
of the week for her home in Raven
wood. Illinois.
Miss Edna Mosher has gone to
Gypsum. Colorado. to spend the sum
mer with her parents.
Attorneys Alfred Todd and ]. c.
Horn went to Caddoa on Monday and
tried a minor case there.
Miss Drake. one OF the eighth grad
teachers. has gone to her home In
Ordway for the summer.
Miss Mabel Joy has gone to Yampa
Colorado. and will spend her sum
mer vacation at that place.
Miss Sabdn, left for Delta Sunday
night. where she expects to spend
few weeks visiting with her sister.
Miss Marian Webb left for Canon
City Monday morning. She expects
to spend the summer there with her
family.
Messrs. ]. s. Hasty and viii Smith
spent Monday in Las Animas on buli-
mess connected with the FIT. Lyon
Canal Co.
Mrs. C. Hiley, with wife and child
rem from Florida arrived In Lamar
Tuesday. Mr.. Hiley comes to Lamar
20 locate expecting to farm near here
Supt. E. r. Jones informs us that
nearly all of next years teachers for
the Lamar Schools have been hired.
but as yet he is not ready to make
public the whole list
The Lamar Dramatic company is
preparing to present "My Friend
From India to the Lamar public.
some time during the last week in
June.
Saturday morning while working
on the second floor Of the new bust
ness block in course of construction
on South Main street, James Bradley
slipped and fen two stories and for
time it was thought that he was
seriously injured. However he was
only badly Jared up and sustained
no serious Injuries.
Mrs. ]. w. Bent was the delightful
hostess at several card parties last
week. On, Thursday afternoon she
entertained sixteen ladies' at Five
Hundred and on Friday afternoon as
sisted by Miss Mural Mclean. en-
tertained about twenty ladies'. This
is always a delightful home to go
and 1t is needless to say very hap
py time was enjoyed by all the
guests.
Saturday evening the annual
Alumni BANQUET of the Lamar High
School was held at the Ben Mar no.
tel. After partaking of the fine ban
quet several toasts were given out
by Toast master, Prof. E. r. Jones
and they were all suitably responded
/ n.s1.o +t,a uu,,ot ch0r-f prO-
gram consisting of several musical
selections and a few readings was
enjoyed, after which the election OF
officers for the ensuing year was gon
through with. The following were
elected: Miss Elizabeth Doughty.
President Miss Laura Barnard, Treas
urer and Lee Koonsman Secretary.
District court met in Lamar Mon
day morning in adjourned session,
and the direct informations were fill
I'd against Henry Starr. johnson,
and Henry Blanchat Stairs bail
was fixed at $4,000 and the other
two at $500 each. Johnson has
since given bond The matter OF
the approval of the election and the
bonds of the Bent and Prowers h--
rigation District in the amount OF
1880, 900 was presented to the court
and will be decided in few days.
After the business was finished Judg-
Hunter, District Attorney McHendre
Court stenographer. Brown. Attorneys
John F. Mail Of Denver. c. w. Dolph
of Colorado Springs. CRANKY Hinyer
and ]. X. Doughty Of Lamar went to
/ Springfield and attended district
) court Of Baca County. All returned
Tuesday svsoanG.