The Lamar register., 1910-05-18

George Reese Of Trinidad was in
Lamar Saturday ON business.
J. A. Kincaid of La Junta was
in Lamar Friday and Saturday on
business.
Mrs. l.. F. Adams and daughter
returned Friday from Excelsior
Springs.
Hon. C. c. Goodale spent several
days last week transacting business
in Denver.
DR.. ]. v. Sayler. the Two Buttes
druggist. has been visiting Lamar
friends today.
John r. Pearson. the Wiley mer-
chant. has been transacting lega,
business before Judge Fee today.
A large party of the Fort Lyon
canal stockholders went to Las An
imas Monday to attend a meeting
Mrs. w. l.. Morehouse and Mr..
NJ. Strain left Sunday morning for
California, where Mrs. Morehouse
Wilt remain.
Mrs. Fred l.. Harris arrived from
chicago last week for visit with
her husband, who is manager -
Ina TuyA Ruttoc cap, piac
Merrill Markham spent a couple
of days last week inPuebio looking
up matters connected with the at
tempt to resusitate the Kansas-Col-
orado railroad scheme. :.
Rev. s. T. Mcclure. of Topeka.
Kansas. Is in Lamar representing
The Interior" of Chicago. which
the London Times calls Americas
greatest Presbyterian weekly.
Mrs. Curry entertained Saturday
evening with a dinner party in
honor of Miss Flossie Smith. Thei
were fourteen ladies' present e:
delightful evening was spent.
Professor F. z. Thompson of the
State University will deliver the
Senior class address at the Com
mencement exercises Friday even
ing. May II. at the NJ. e. church.
Linn Amos, who has been with
the the Davis Automobile company
for several months. left Monday for
Denver. where he has accepted a
position with the MacFarland Auto
Co.
8. e. Billingsley and wife am
child left Monday on an extended
eastern trip. Mr.. Billingsley is
taking his vacation from the postof-
flee service and Ralph Househol older
Is filling his place.
Seats are on sale at the Up-T
Date drug store for the high school
play. The students have put o
great deal of time in preparing
for this event and the entertainment.
will deserve a good patronage.
s. Z. Dillon. rent agent of the
A. B. s. Cos. lands. brought in
number Of Russians the past week
to do the work OF thinning on tn
company's lands. He reports a fine
stand of beets and prospects mos
bright for a good season.
NJ. J. McMillin Is back from Sill
yer City. Arizona. and brought one
train load of cattle with him and
mas another on the road. Commits
sioner Gregory also came in with
a train load from the same point.
Both unloaded at Granada.
The Denver city election Tuesday
resulted in a sweeping victory for
the vets on the anti-saloon PROPOSE
between Speer and Patterson. the
former winning on the ticket and
the latter on the amendments and
franchises.
Mrs. Bartholomew. census enum
orator for Lamar. has completed
her work. and desires to thank the
citizens for their kind treatmen
Of her. and especially the CONNER
;ial Club for assistance which en-
abled her to finish the work wi
in the allotted time.
Ray Pilloud has turned over /;
his successor the management
the local telephone exchange and
gone to Denver to accept his
job in the Denver exchange.
new manager Is Moral T. Whiting
hill. of La Junta. an experienced
telephone man. who comes high
recommended to Lamar. Mr.. +
loud has given a satisfactory m
agement of the local offices. al
the best wishes of our citizens will
] pr NTH hin, In hia maui field