The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-11-02

Chas. Flynn, one of the solid re-
publicans of Hartman. was n county
seat vtsi or this week
NJ. j. McMilMn has been In Kan
sas City and st. Joe for some time
attending to business matters and
is expected home this week.
B. B. Brown has been in charge
of the First National Bank sine e
! Mr.. Gould has been absent, and
it seems like old times in Lamar
to his friends to see him on the
job.
The city pipe line for the water
works has been completed and is
now being tested. 1t is confidently
expected that the water will be in
town by the time this paper is in
circulation.
The Juniors took trip Hallow-
zen to the Four Mile hole and
While enjoying themselves few
Of the Senior boys made a steal
IN them and got away, with their
horses. The Juniors succeeded in
getting into town however before
daylight.
The Las Animas football aggre-
CATION met with exceedingly hard
luck Saturday when the Savages
scored 40 to their 0. They lei
on the afternoon train and were
no doubt glad to get away after
such drubbing. al hough they
played a good clean game while
they lasted.
The Kellogg Haines Singing
Party gave the people of Lamar
rare treat Tuesday night in their
program at the Methodist church.
Everybody was highly pleased with
their entertainment and the lee
ture course people are to be con-
graduated on obtaining such high
class amusement.
E. NJ. Whitaker and ]. w. Bent
took charge of the Lamar land Of
flee on Tuesday as register and re-
ceiver respectively. Both are men
of ability and integrity and high
standing in the community both as
citizens and republicans. They will
make splendid officials and give
general satisfaction to the public.
Geo. Cunningham. the efficient
clerk, remains in the office.
T. J. Hallam of Eldorado Springs.
Missouri. left for his home yester-
day after several weeks spent in
looking over this section. He
bought the fine Bates farm wess
of Lamar and will return with his
family the first of the year. Mr..
Hallam is a prosperous farmer and
a number of his neighbors will
come out with him to look over
this section.
Judge Hunter held a short ses-
ion of district court yesterday and
set some of the cases for the regu-
lar term which convenes on Novem-
Der 18th. He appointed r. C. Good
ale as district clerk to take the
place made vacant by J. W. Bent
going into the land office. Mr..
Goodale is a young man of excep-
tional ability with considerable Gle.
ical and court experience and his
will meet with gener-
al approval.
DR.. J. c. Kalb. father of Mrs.
w. C. Gould. died last Saturday
in Fort Worth. after q weeks Ill
ness caused by paralysis. Mr. and
Mrs. Gould we're with him and took
the body to Mcpherson, Kansas.
where the funeral was held yester-
day afternoon. Ray Gould left
Monday evening for Mcpherson to
be present at the funeral. DR.. Kalb
was well and very favorably known
in Lamar and had a large circle of
friends who deeply regret to hear
of his death.
Judge julius c. Gunter, demo-
cratic candidate for Justice of the
Supreme Court. was visiting in La
mar today. The Judge was former
ly district Judge here and has
large circle of warm friends among
the old timers. The attacks of
the Denver News can have little
effect where the Judge is known.
for while the republicans have an
excellent candidate in Judge Garri-
CUES. whom it is pleasure to
support. no one who knows Judge
Gunter will believe any charges
against his honor or integrity.