The Lamar register., 1909-11-10

The dance given at the Family
Theatre last Friday night was en-
joyed by all. special feature OF
| the evening being the new home or
chestra.
Manager Halstead and Editor
Cram, two of Granada's promising
young business men were transact
ing business at the county seat
t,..s week.
Mrs. Frank Jewell left for her
old home at Apache. Oklahoma,
where she will reside this winter.
Mr.. Jewell is working on the Two
Buttes dam.
The regular term of the distric,
court will convene here next week.
A large number of cases are on the
docket and many of them are of
great interest.
Dennis Gibbons. the contractor
on the Two Buttes dam. has estab
Iished his quarters and has an
auto to transfer his friends to and
rom the dam.
Mr.. Marion Bergman and wife
returned to Plattesburg, Missouri
Mr.. Bergman has been employed
by Geo. Everett. his uncle for the
past two months.
w. ID. Cunningham lectured Sun
day afternoon to a crowded house
at the Christian Church. the talk
treated on the habits and customs
OF the Japanese people.
Frank Means. the proprietor OF
I'd his employees at a theater party
Monday evening. A very pleasanl
evening was spent by all.
Marriage licenses were issued to
J. NJ Warner of Lamar and Miss
Florence Smalley of Guymon. Okla
loma. Jose Tells of Las Animal
and Teresa Castro of Lamar.
The, boys who have been writing
on the sidewalks and buildings In
town will have to be careful as sew
eral complaints have been made an,
the marshal is on the lookout.
Mr.. Gibbons. father of Mrs. W.
VI. Dickinson. and daughter. Miss
Gibbons left for Denver. Sunday
morning. Miss bertha Dickinson al
so accompanied them on the trip.
The committee appointed to pur-
chase a pipe organ for the NJ. 4
church let the contract last week
and 1t will only be a matter OF
time until the organ Is installed.
E. r. Bassett of Belvidere. Ne
braska. took an eighty acre tract un
der the Two Buttes last week. and
returned at once to bring his family
and take up his residence on the
land.
very beautiful display of hand
painted Chinaware was seen in the
window of C. l.. Margraves. The
artist is Miss Florence LeFever
She has spent considerable time on
the work. and the style shows it.
Mrs. c. c. Goodale on Monday ev-
ening entertained a dozen ladies at
dinner party in honor of Mrs. w
l.. Morehouse, who will soon leave
for California to make her home.
All present passed a pleasant even
ing.
Frank Tweedie the star foot-bal
player on the Lamar team, was ser.
iously injured Monday night al
practice. The latest reports ar,
that Frank was not injured as bad
as reported and will be In the
game Saturday.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Beckner and wife ar
rived from Mayno. Iowa. Monday
morning and left for his ranch on
the south side. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Beckner were called here on ac-
count of the serious illness OF their
son, Z. NJ. Beckner
Wednesday of last week the high
school students were given very
select and rare talk, by w. d. Cum
ningham who is instructor of Eng
fish in the Mobiles College, Tokyo
Japan. Mr.. Cunningham lectured
IN the habits and customs of the
Japanese
The ladies of the St. Francis Dc
Sales church will hold q fair mex
week, on the 18th and 18th. The
aides will serve very fine turkey
dinner on the evening OF the 18th.
The fair will be held in the north
over room of the X of p Hall
Everybody Is invited to attend.
The Lamar football squad Wis
tied the sailors at Fort Lyons las
saturday and had the pleasure o.