The Lamar register., 1909-06-09


MIR. Steve Scott attended to bust
ness In Las Animas Tuesday.
Prof. II. G. Venemann left for his
home In Boulder Monday morning
Clark LyFever is again attending
to the affairs of the d. H. Bane Land
Co.
was transacdng business in Lamar
on Monday.
Miss Gail Parrish arrived home
from Boulder Friday morning. for
the summer vacation.
Miss Mildred Irving Of Granada.
was in the city Saturday visiting will
Miss Ellen Bannister.
County Judge w. E. Fee went to
Las Animas Saturday to attend to
some important business.
Floyd LyVere came home from
cessfully completed his Sophomore
year.
w. z. Easton has the announce
ment of his grocery removal sale on
first page Of this issue. Read what
he has to say.
Miss Verna Scott left for Wichita.
Kansas. Friday night. She expects Il
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs. seabury.
Henry Scott went to Las Animas
yesterday. He has a job with the
survey gang Of the Bent and Prowers
irrigation system.
Miss Anna c. Batman left on the
noon train today for her home in
Nevada. Iowa, where she expects to
spend the summer.
Mr.. w. w. Reynolds was up. from
Holly this week attending the ses-
sions Of the board.
Judge Hunter held a short session
Of district court on Monday morning
before going down to Springfield for
the June term Of court there.
Children q Day will be observed at
the Presby terian church on Sabbath
forenoon, June 18th. An Interesting
program has been provided for that
occasion.
Samuel Schmidt, OF the extreme
eastern section Of Prowers county.
was transacting business In the coun-
ty seat today and made the Register
Office q call.
Harry c. Dickason. an Old time
friend Of ]. X. Doughty. was here
Saturday for few hours visiting
the Judge. Mr.. Dickson resides In
Larned, Kansas.
Ray Joy. who has for several
months been clerking in L. Z. But
ler and Son 3 store, left on the noon
train Sunday for Salina, Kansas. He
expects to take business course at
that place.
We received announcement Of the
commencement exercises at ST.
Joseph Academy at Des Moines. A
mong tho graduates are Miss Mary
Marker formerly Of Lamar and Miss
Georgia Watson OF Lamar.
MT. John A. Williams was called
last week to Fillmore. Illinois. ow-
ing to the serious illness OF his faith
or. Mr.. IL. w. Williams. who visited
here about a year ago. The first
OF this week MIR. Horace Williams
was also called there as the father
was rapidly sinking.
Died-At her home near Carlton
on last Thursday after q short illness
Mrs. s. J. Higbee. The deceased
has been long a resident OF Prowers
county and was very favorably
known to all the older residents. She
leaves a husband and several child
rem to mourn her loss, and they have
the deepest sympathy OF an their
friends.
The warm weather and rains q
the past week have brought down g
heavy flow of water In the river and
there Is now water for all the ditch
es, and some even for Kansas. The
feelings Of the farmers are CORES
pondingly elated. The immense stor
es Of snow in the mountains will
keep up the supply now that warn
weather has started 1t to melting
and It h believed there will be q
fine run all summer.
Eugene B. Simpson, of Leipzig. Gel
many, assisted by Miss Bessie Dough
ty will give a Violin recital in the
NJ. E. Church next Tuesday evening
for the benefit Of the Sunday Schoo
Mr.. Simpson Is a Violinist of rare
ability having spent one year in the
Chicago Musical College and three
vaor. or tho IAenzi1 Conservatory ri