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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
TAKE NOTICE MONDAY; A LEGAL
HOLIDAY

Monday, May 80, being a legal
holiday, Decoration Day. there will
be no city or rural delivery, and the
window will be open from 1880 to
1880 to receive mail and give out
general delivery mail only.
. ]. WALTER PAYNE,
Postmaster.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
OPENING SUMNER DANCE

Jim McClintock and Vail Baldwin,
committee, are sending out cards an
nouncing the opening Summer Dance
to be given at the Masonic Temple.
in this city, on Friday night, June
3. Music will be furnished by
Smiths Sextette. The hours will be
from $50 p. m. to 800 p. m. This
will be subscription event, and
will be largely attended, both from
home and from surrounding towns.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
BOURBON GUN CLUB

The Bourbon Gun Clubs semi
monthly shooting tournament will
take place his afternoon at the Club
grounds in East Paris. A large
number of trap-shooters are expected
to take part in the event. The tro-
ply to be contested for, a box Of
shells, was. donated by Chief IF
Police Fred Link and Dave Clark.
The shoot will begin at one o'clock.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
FOB. GRADUATION
THE LATEST NOVELTY CRAZE
BRACELETS IN STERLING SILL
YER AND GREEN GOLD FILLED,
at S1.00 AND UP.
(17-tf) SHIRE & FTTHIAN.
RECENT AUTO SALES

The Ruggles Motor Co., of Paris,
reports the following sales of Ford
cars made recently to Bourbon
county purchasers: Ed. Prichard,
coupe; Alfred Clay, touring car;
n. H. Mitchell, runabout; James L.
Farrow, touring car; Jan Smits, tour
ing car; Bourbon county, two one
ton trucks; w. j. Moore, truck.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
JEW MEAT MARKET NOW OPEN

Since opening my new meat market
last Saturday have had a fine trade
and this is to remind those who have
rot called, that / will be glad to see
them. Everything neat and clean
and furnish you the best meat you
can buy.
8. w. SHIVELY & SON.
Main Street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27

GIFT SEEKERS, TAKE NOTICE!
IF IT'S A SILVER BAG OR DIA-
MOND.
HERE'S THE PLACE YOU'LL SURE
LY FIND EN-.
(2o-tf) THE A. ]. WINTERS co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
ONE CENT SALE

THE REXALL ONE CENT SALE
NOW GOING ON AT VARDEN'S
DRUG STORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
PEELED PEACHES AT PRE-WAR
PRICES.

Blue Ribbon Brand of peeled evap-
Grated peaches at 20 cents per pound.
Can you beat it?
(1t) C. p. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27

The average college girl of to-day
is an inch taller than the college
girl of 1860.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-27
TAXI CAB SERVICE

ALTHOUGH I HAVE MOVED MY
OFFICE. I AM STILL IN THE TAXI
CAB BUSINESS AND MY PHONE Is
JUST THE SAME NUMBER, BOTH
PHONES 204. PROMPT ATTEN-
TON TO ALL CALLS.
HUDNALL TAXI CO..
(20-tf) TELEPHONES 204.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Then II" only thing you have to 30
an T. the fact that several pcop!" IN
Grafton stree; recall having heard
cry a few nights ago. and the oid man
HASA; been seen since
"Thl,'s all. Cnlci. II il weren't for
the SCREAM in the highland they All
arrno that il was blood-curdIIhg cry
-. j.; would look Xix" plain case OF d.s-
,ur,nra.rr Wr'v" been all through the
house. bu; vi course We couldn't search
it ,hur"uIhl% without regular war
rant and there: Il" ground for ISSUING
n;.... Epstein may have wandered oil
.ruI.wh"r" - 81 away from ms VIC
Shes Il regular hcll.0n. they say -
tnru.h she was nice as VI" 10 us.
john Kane. ,h:c. inspector OF Scot
Hand Yard rubl II his chin thoughtful
w. There IN! hccn entirely too many
mysterious crimes committed IN anu
arn,;nd I.nrdon within ;hc past few
nlra:hs. If Epstein. who MAS r"put'd
:, H.. rrrh and Il miscr. had really DIS
a;p"arcd. !, "a Up 10 ~" Yard 10 diS-
,nIrr HIM before the newspapers got
ward vi IN" affair.
E"s.drs. ,lIc.. was the scream that a
number Of the neighhUrs had heard ana
wh:,n SOME OF them stood ready |"
~, IT WAS the voice - Epstein raised
J.. rur:.G terror.
III TAX" u run down TO Grafton
street myself a* soon as | hay" gotten
be-" reports out Of the way. stated
Kane. In The mrant!Tn" Keep an eye
On he house and lct II" know II any
tHiur G"vr!urs.'
When Kan" approached the house on
Grafton sire, Later in tho evening. on"
O.: h!5 men reported that there were IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

II il were alive again.
Even Mrs Epstein hardened as she
was. cried out At the appariuon. ana
then tainted dead away.
Quick" directed Kane. Find out
how the man was killed"
a thrust Of some long thin insru-
nert through the heart" reported one
Of the detectives "A drop OF blood o.
his chest is the only indication OF FOUL
play, bur that's what did it. all night.
Not 4 st!lctto OF = dagger, though. The
punCture isn't large enough for that.
The Chief Inspector examined tho
wound for 4 moment carefully. and
then stepping ~, II to whore the faint
ing woman ia ,rEar 10 tumble with
something in h"r hair.
Throw some water IN her face" he
ordered. and then stand back. want
10 find out something before she gets
a chance 70 recover her nerve.
As tho womans eyes opened. she BE-
came aware. Grst OF the body OF her
dead husband staring at her with sight-
less eyes. Then she saw the Chief In
s1cc.or, standing in front OF her exam
lining under "A pocket magnifyiag glass
something tha; shOnc and Slittered In
The light Of the jet directly above It
An instant later Kane stood over her.
his finger indicating The thing he held
in his hand.
Why did you kill your husband III
midnight. four days ago." he demanded
Yes. you did! There's no use denying
K: We have witnesses who heard tho
scream. We have proof that you were
alone in the house with him. We know
that he had considerable sum or
money concealed on the premises and
o. here his yo!C" became The voice or
doon-"l have here The weapon W1thi
which the murder was "om:nitted-youiN
hatrin. with a tiny h!t OF the dead
mars blood cIo:ted close to the head
where yn;l neglected to wiTo 1t ON
SOM months later. Mrs. Epstein was
sentenced u penal servitude for life.
Ahi;n tho hatrn was added TO that
grue$ome collection which adorns the
archives Of Scotland Yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

=, 80 ,,, :, rnolinc things oycr. par
.t.,,ia-",. :, W.. Ensfa.n Wa intending
40. Thu. I'm ;,S,lf was not SuS-
i.;',,,.. hu, ,,,,,,a1 w,,h The other in
,, - ~. .nair y mich, bear
.,,o
CO.,, ~, d-;r.r ~ The draw. Kane
oh,,.rcd ~, ,rfn-r,t;ou that The lug
np'.' 80, MS 80 in ,lnr n Char.us Cross
60, ~ =, ,h,nrrd .rro.. the Chan
,aI Tho ,,r. ,,,r,. an the various
".,ic,o. md !, vi, No, until the las;
,,i,,. u.,s hrourh, out of tho house that
t, ,,a,od .,vrh,r- ,,r of ri,.. ,,r,Iin-
49,. thin \. n,ot,nn,.d rn his r.cn 10
,L.o =,
..T.,L, ,b,, Ghost bork into the house"
10 ,rJ,rcI Il et's src what's IN ~"
",ybu, RICH, have YOU ~ give such
o-d.rs"" demanded = vu.c, from the door
,,.,y and mo scotland Yard HEM. ."ok-
in., ,,u caught A glimpse Of tai. cdunt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

swcr. / must state that II is probably
4 case Of Transmission by your boy, al
though this is not provable now. IL
was however, grave error not 20
have lad L doctor directly you found
your boy i'll.
Chronic Appendicitis
I have had thorough N-ray and
found ! had chronic appendicitis what
do YOU advise me TO do--to have an
operation. or - there any other way OF
curing It?
Answer Most surgeons advise opera
ton 10 avert future acute attacks, any
one OF which may prove fatal. l nave
IN my experience. found this 10 be the
wi%cSt course.
Not Transmitted
Am reading your article on functional
defects or other Stigrlati. Ny husband
had spinal meningitis when - years OF
age which left him crippled in his
right hin and leg. Would our children
BE- crippled TOO? Can one be sure OF
them not being so?
Answ"r-Your children would not be
crippled. you may BE sure. Acquired
characteristics are not transmitted IN
hercIity.
Exercises
VIII you kindly tell me if the follow
Ing exercises are good for reducing hips
aud misunderstanding trunk 10 left and
right, and touching toes with hngers
with knees together"
Answ"r--Th"y HAY help II done daily
and persisted in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
The Revolt Of Vera Sanderson
VERA MAKES A NEW FRIEND
By Jane Phelps

~ n..;:h bag - - SD u" would
r:ty r.-.n.n ~, day Tie 49, people
v,r" -. s..,I & So" - t:.G ma" sI'h u
:..ss over ma 'ha; w.,hc! / nigh; 'r-
,,u.n wI.h hem a.~.s2#. sal. some
;h.nc ~ tbs -" go kc"H waca he
came ~ 20 ;jty h.u'*";: h"..-" dinner
Y have IA! s;.1a = lovely DAY. k".,@,
y.,.,- mother =, = d,a- can't -" how
....,,..' ,.,.. ,,,, 49, ,ncv DO about moth.
..rsI.r.,,w WHY -. - as swcn, and
Kind A. r., ur.. .nu;hcr.
"Yrs. mother ANA J.,! are both good
80, ,r.~~..J ,,.,r, .atNcr H..
...'.,"
'' S''".'' .'''''' ,, Gnu.
Ga. "'h' ',"-. ,''',' $780,.
'';'' I'll ''''",' ''"..' ,'' $780,,
''.'' "' ~, '''''. '"- '''''
b w""A ""' &c" nun.
N''':' :''''' - 40" ~ !, ",''' ,'''
- ''' '"''' ~ -
.'''i. .,. ,..,,.,
Your ta'ner 'e''H '''' Eot wa
- rome over again ~ 4 t"W days. wa!
hot leave Vera Win u HHI! you "'.
"" AZ" hN-G.y "'H"':ai''d So" orr
~" GnIchi"r. r"" Know. 10" SW'''
B. w,,S g. ." >" >,'a".A 80.
-" brought "n ,."ih"S 10 MAKE an
"Nc':'!"! I'~.;."
'S""".% h. can ~; "."nE ;'r We"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
FOR DISARMAMENT
q

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Senator Pome-
rene. Democrat. Ohio. reintroduccd today
as n separate resolution his naval dis
armamcn; plan which he offered as an
amendment TO the naval Appropriation
biz! II would authorize the president
10 suspend American naval construction
for six months while negotiating FOR n
disarmament agreement. The measure
was referred 10 the naval committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
u. S. Tax Receipts for
the Year $4,593,933,246

Washington, July Total tax re
ce!pts by the government for the hSca!
wear ending jun. 30 were $3.50. 933.24S.
81 which s3.2l2.TI3.4Ss was derived from
income and proflt taAcs. the bureau "f
internal revenue announced today. Th"
statement was based on collectors tc!c-
grams Of June 50. il was said. and Il
was explained IL might be necessary 10
make some slight changes
The to,a! collected and the amount
from income and rrnfit taxes for Ohio
were: S2S4,5%2. 800 and $cH5.20>@A5: Ken
lucky. sc5.o9o.3s5 and S5o,%?l SOS: West
VIRGINIA, s%5.S029 75 and sI.55l.6Gl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Asphy1ia is sufocation. caused by
preventing oxygen from reaching inc
lungs. There Is obstruction or III" res
p:!aIOry passages: or the inh;tttion OF
Il gas without oxygen. or one when
strongly tends 10 d!splace oxygen from
the hcIDog loOin. AS carbon Mon"Niuc; OF
there Is interference" with the change or
Eases which should take place between
the air and the blood.
This condition results from the inter
rupt!on ni the breathing function. L!Vld-
i:y-bIuc Shin--IS the most prominent
symptom. although cONvulslve tWitch-
INK about the mouth and limbs anu
prominence OF the rycballs are also
noticed. The lividity ~ the most marked
in the lips and tongu" which, just be-
fore death become almost black. Inc
heart continues beating alter all Signs
of respiration have ceased. This mas
lead 10 the various means Of artificial
respiration. which ar" often Su'ccsSlu!
in restoring the patient to .fe.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Catarrhal Jaundice
Physically and mentally feel 0. II.
but | have kind OF L yellow complexion.
VIII you Eiv" me III" cause If such
and the best remedy FOR improving sam"
Answrr--Hnu have C:Itarrh of the "a
duet. and perhaps gall stones also. Go
10 your doctor for examination ana treat
ment
Probable Transmission
My child took sick with sore
throat. ! had no doctor. got him
better. But in a week ar 50 he began
10 speak through his nose. TOOK him
TO tho country. thinking the fresh air
would hc,p him. ard lcf; him for /
fortnight. Since came home the fam
lv left him with developed dyph-
,hcria. Then | took my child 10 the
doctor and he found n dy7htheria germ
in his nose. Would my boy have given
the germ to them
Answcr-Sincc you ask direct an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
s Miuutea to Answsr This

Take alternating animal. add a city
Of Green. Subtract rodent. subtract
rcC DruI':rrr$, add GrStruc'lr" animals.
ADJ num"ral subtract Sau"E girl
..,.d rhr resulting letters will spell the
mana, o" Il busy anphlb!ous Iuadruped.
Answer to Yestsrday's Puzxle
Mrs. Jones. Tho victor. received forty
votes. he second candidate thirty-two
votes. r.d me third candidate twenty
four votes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Pattern $685. Is Illustrated here. II
is cut IN sizes: Small 1886; M"d'u'n'
.S.iu. Large, 42-44. and Extra Large
i;-4> inches bust measure. n m'uiH"'
y.l. WI require Az yards az "S-inch
material.
jersey cloth, pongce. poplin' sa'ecN'
,a'iu. silk m"Eair and S"rG" th'H /"
used for this model As i!!ns'ra''o ny
urcd sa;een with frills OF plain material
Was employed.
\ puttcrn or this illustration rnailfo
.,rv address on receipt OF &c in silver
ur stamps.
Nr,,r name and address, plainly. Send
!" cents 20 Ip;clligenccr Office. Wheel
.ng. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
MIR. HARDING A BED MAN

Washington. July T.-rresident Har-
ding WAS initiated today into the Inn
proved Order Of Rcd Men, national OF
ilccrs OF the order administering all
three degrees At a special ceremony IN
the Presidents Office n the White
House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

All inquiries addressed 70 DR.. Huber
IN care Of tin Health Talks depart
ncnt Will l." answered n these columns
ia ,h"r turn. This requires consioeT-
able time. however. owing 10 the great
number received. so Z a personal or
quicker reply is desired 4 stamped and
elf-addrc$svd envelope must be en-
closed with the question.-The Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
HEALTH Talks
h By John B. Huber; AM,MD
ASPHYXIA
B. Huber A;M,M.D


little learning dangerous thing learning at all Is great
deal so.-l4ord lamerson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
100 True Detective Stories
No. 25-THE MIDNIGHT MURDER

C,nvrirht 1921 by The Whericr Newspaper Syndicate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

.RrY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

Pea, Bowman and Mrs. Rhoda Nickel
~ Fourth w,-d-MisS Stc'.t Y. Mr.
,.~ Mss Elizabeth Mou; so:""rE, Miss
~, Potter. Miss virginia i-"hm!..er.
Mss Laura E:,,derw""d. Miss hANe
l. p - NJ Nt.,Gcst L-.L...'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

IL : WAR SAVINGS STAMTS
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
Our Sentiments.

Judge Bob Bats, noted Texas jurist,
is accused of the following high-flown
decision on u legal motion, which,
while wo don't know what the deuce
it means, we do know that it expresses
our opinion of legal language in gen
eral:
"Embellished with an erudition al
most innocuous because almost OBJ
solete, and expressed with a clarity
characteristic of the dialectual tergiv-
ersations of the medieval theological
controversialists. some of the objec-
tions to the indictment and the argu-
ment in their support, involve process
ses of mental ratiocination not easily
within the capacity of persons accus-
toned to deal with the law in its prac-
teal phases only. The conclusion.
therefore, that the assignments are
without merit is reached with diffid-
ence. 1t is not more practical for the
court in the opinion to discuss each
assignment than it was for counsel
in brief, and controlling conclusions
only will be stated"
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
EIks to Los Angeles.

A party from Lamar consisting of
the following Elks, Chas. H. Wooden,
deputy district Grand Exalted Ruler,
j. A. Rourke, delegate from Lamar
Lodge No. 1919, T. J. Sayler and War
ren Daily will leave tomorrow noon
for La Junta where they join the
special Elks train for Colorado to the
Grand Lodge at Los Angeles which
leaves La Junta on Thursday night.
Mrs. Wooden and her sister. Mrs.
Frances Johnson of Arkadelphia, Ark
ansas, will accompany Mr.. Wooden on
the trip. They expect to be gone
several weeks.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
Wins Annapolis Appointment.

Word was received by Lewis Mark
ham, son of Postmaster l.. Nj. Mark
ham. last week that he had been ap
pointed by Congressman Guy U. Har-
dy to the naval academy at Annapolis
and TO report at Fort Lyon for physi-
cal examination. He went to the Fort
last Friday and passed a fine examina-
tion and will leave tonight for Anna
polls to enter the big naval college.
Lewis has just completed the senior
year in the Lamar high school and has
made credits that enable him to pass
into the big college without other than
physical examination. The place is one
much sought by young men and he is
to be highly congratulated on his
honors.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
This Man Daw es.

Again has President Harding made
an excellent appointment. The man
for Director of the Budget is Charles
e.. Dawes, of Chicago, the direct, hard
hitting and, yes, profane Mr. Dawes.
The same General Dawes who gave
one congressional investigating com
mittee the thrill of its collective lives.
The country took great pleasure in
listening to Mr.. Dawes in that famous
"Helland Maria" session. He had
some biting things to say about the
petty pettifoggery that abides in
Washington. His Indictment of waste,
extravaganza and general government
al ineiriciency was classic. He an
nointed good many heads with sui
phuric acid.
General Dawes has a record that
does its own talking; but at that his
troubles are about to begin. He il.
to take up arms against a sea OF
troubles"
There is no wall more piercing and
poigant than the scream of a political
appointee about to be sundered from
the payroll. There is no fury more
furious than that of department head
who finds his estimates slashed, ma
cerated and amputated
Down in Washington "the boys
haven't been taking this budget mat
ter very seriously. All along they have
admitted that it looked pretty and
"listened well"; but the bureaucrats
embedded in their bomb b-proofs smiled
cynically. doing whatever it is that
bureaucrats do. 1t has been regard
ed generally as another one of. those
things that won't work"
They are not SO sure now. This
man Dawes is a disconcerting person.
He is rough-and-tumble fighting man
who shoots from the hip. The con-
gressional record of his testimony be-
fore the War Investigation Committee
is being looked up and studied.
II the present budget machinery is
workable, Director Dawes will make it
work. If it is not workable. he will
say so in ways that will leave no
doubt of his meaning.
If there is interference, thimble-rig-
ging of pettifoggery, the offenders are
likely to find themselves emhalmed
for public DELEGATION in words that
scorch and bite.-Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
Zeke's Window.
honors.

Zeke Lindner went up into the air
and made so many errors in the game
at Granada on the Fourth that he de
cided to use the idea for q window
decoration at the Up-to-Date. He fill
ed the window with flying Rexall bal
looms. each one representing one of
his ascensions. He found, however
that the big show window would not
hold them all and had enough for u
second day of it.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06
Bank Statements,

The various banks of the Federal
Reserve System are publishing state
ments this week, and most of them
are showing figures close to those of
the spring. As the crop movement will
be in full swing before another state
ment is called, it is believed that this
statement marks the low ebb for the
banks of the agricultural sections.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06

C. p. Adams left the first of the
week for the eastern markets to pur-
chase goods.
l.. Writ Markham is in Denver this
yaek attending a meeting of the state
immigration board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Householder
Of Denver have been visiting Z
week with relatives in Lamar
DIR. and Mrs. l.. q. Leist left last
Saturday for Oberlin. Kansas, where
they expect to visit several days.
John Kalma. the Bristol stockman,
was in Lamar on Tuesday looking al
ter some of his stock which had been
stolen.
Sc. Cook, for eigh; years city
clerk, left Tuesday for California to
Join his family who are now located
there.
Mrs. C. 5. Smith of kansas City,
arrived in Lamar on Sunday to visit
with her daughter. Mrs. X. C. Gooiaie'
and family.
Supt. f. C. Dilley of the Lamar
schools and wife left last Friday for
Indiana where they expect to spend a
few weeks vacation.
DR.. C. w. Hancher Of Pueblo. dis
trict superintendent Of the Methodist
church, delivered the evening sermon
at the NJ. f. church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Neill and
daughter. Miss Lila, returned yester-
day from Pueblo. The latter has been
visiting friends there for over month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morich of Hol-
ly came to Lamar the first of the week
bringing their little daughter TO the
hospital She is quite sick but is now
improving some.
The county commissioners have been
in session this week attending To the
regular business and other matters.
Chairman II. F. Decker and Commits
sioners A. p. Knuckey and Ray Me
Grath were all present.
Miss Elizabeth Davis of Buolder,
who was teacher in the Lamar high
school for several years before the
war and went to France during the
war with the Y. w. C. A, has been
here this week visiting her sister, Mrs
II. C. Thoman.
Frank W. Means, one OF the old
time popular caterers of Lamar, who
still has a hest of friends here, is at
tie Tripp hotel now and will spend
several weeks visiting with Lamci
friends. He came down from Monte
Vista where he lives at the Sold
Home.
DR.. Garrison, Lieut.. Com. in charge
OF the Fort Lyon sanatorium, accom-
panied by his wife was in Lamar ovei
Sunday, the guests of Judge and Mrs
ID. B. Kinkaid. DR.. Garrison anC
Judge Kinkaid were members of tht
same class in the University OF Wes
Virginia.
II you want premium list Of tn,
Arkansas Valley Fair or if you wan
TO secure box or be sure of gooC
grand stand seat for Watermelon da,
which comes September LIST, write I,
the secretary of the fair nov. TIVE
thousand more seats havn been pro
vided for this year but the safe wa!
is to make reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Coover on las
Friday evening entertained some mer
ry young folks in the way of law
social at their beautiful home at 80,
South Sixth street A very jolly even
ing was spent in games and musi
and delicious refreshments were sery
ed by the host and hostess. Thos
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wade
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright, Mr.. an
Mrs. Roy Moore, Misses Pearl Moor'
Rhetta Keiser, Rae and Gusta Cof
frnan, and Leona Woolman of Wichits
Kansas; Messrs L. f. Rose. John Rob
..-,o,, Chas pohartson Rud Beatt
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06

Auto insurance at the lowest price.
Call C. A. Hansen, Phone Lamar 25.
The Lamar register., 1921-07-06

Auto collision insurance at lowest
price. Call C. A. Hansen. Phone La
mar 25.