The Lamar register., 1911-01-18

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Rosacrans.
D. l.. Silver left last night for
Greeley to attend the grocers state
convention and also on returning
will attend the stock show.
w. A. Robinson is spending the
week in Denver viewing the live
stock show and other things Of in
terest in the Capital city.
Rev. C. G. Stearns entertained
his Sunday school class of young
men at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Johnston Tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. o. Lee CAME down
from Pueblo on Tuesday to see
her sister. Mrs. Martha Hasty. who
was very sick and who died next
evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wheelc9k,
with their house guests. Mrs. Slat-
er and Miss Raymond are enjoying
ranch life for a few days near
Hartman.
H. c. Davis and family are ex-
pected to arrive from Montrose to-
morrow and will make their resi-
dence in Lamar during the balance
of the winter.
Richard Townsend and wife ar
rived in Lamar this week from IT,
Mnois. He is a brother of Fred
Townsend of this place and will
probably locate here.
C. E. Rowlett of the local Santa
Fee freight force has returned from
lie company hospital at La Junta
where he has been confined the
past two months with typhoid fever.
County Judge w. e. Fee this
.f.arnoon sentenced Warren Steele.
he II year old boy charged with
)urglarizirg Santa Fe caboose.
% the state reformatory at Buena
Vista.
Died-On last Thursday night
he little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy James. The grief stricken
sarents have the heartfelt sym
,athy of their friends in their
great loss.
Messrs. Link and Ed Mckinney
look in the Denver stock show
his week and report a big time.
about thirty of our north side
irmers took in the show and the
,5od roads meeting.
Miss Edna Corbett. superintend-
mt OF schools of Kiowa county.
listed friends in Lamar Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ginkle have
turned from months visit
18th relatives at Des Moines.
Mr.. Oakley resigned the first of
lie week as night marshal and took
= day job as inspector of plumb
ng. C. F. Dandels Is holding down
re job of night marshal and seems
o be able to fill the bill.
A few friends of Mrs. A. Z.
3ent had the pleasure of meeting
Irs. Campbell and her mother. Mrs
perry, at Mrs. Benf's home Thurs
day. A very enjoyable afternoon
vas spent In playing bridge whist.
number of young people are
ranging TO stage farce comedy
Dtitled. what Happened ITO
ones" The cast will be under the
lireotion of II. J. johnson and will
include some of the best talent in
own.
Louis ]. Rouse of La Junta and
| Miss Hetty Carter of Syracuse were
1 married by Rev. c. G. Stearns at
his residence Monday evening. The
| yroom has been employed as a
switchman in the local Santa Fe
ards for the past few months and
With his bride will make their home
IN Lunar.
NJ. p. s. Lynch celebrated his
j7th birthday on Tuesday and on
that evening his daughter. Mrs. II.
D. Apologize. gave a big dinner to
all the family in honor of the event
There we're present Mr.. and Mrs.
lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Max
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Strain, and Mr..
and Mrs. Apologize. A most en-
joyable evening was passed by all
present.
Claus Pauison returned on Tues
day from the Denver stock show.
He also attended the anti-peet con-
vention at Greeley and was made
one Of the executive committee to
push the legislation needed by the
farmers to extermdnate the var
ious farm pests. Mr.. Paulson Will
prove a valuable worker in this