Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-01
LAMAR NEWS

The stcrk visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Thurston Monday morn
ing. presented them with fine baby
girl Mr. and Mrs Leroy Wilson also
are the parents of new girl. born
Sunday.
Visitors from out of town were D,
Is Kidwell, of Springfield: T. w
Brist of Denver, who is in the U. s
Weather Bureau; Miss Alice Elliott
and Miss Ruth Bridge, of Campo:
Charles Dooley; J. NJ. Dougherty of
Pueblo and Miss RUN Gamble OF
Scott City, who Is visiting her uncle.
DIN. NJ. Burnett. John S. Myers OF
Los Angeles. city auditor. was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. F. Hostel
ler and Rangers Barrett and Cutter
of Trinidad. enroute to their post from
Springfield.
Among those who have been visiting
in this city and have returned to their
homes are Miss Lucy Leist. who has
been the guest of, DR.. and Mrs. l.. g.
Lcist.
J. w. Simpson, VINO has been con-
nected at the headquarters of the Ma
tionsl Oil Company in this city Will he
stationed at Digit, Kansas in the
future
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett and Mrs. W. o.
Everett and children left Saturday for
a few days visit in Pueblo.
j. Russell Mayfield and family have
returned from a camping trip at Salida
and Miss Jimmy Baldwin returned
from Denver Sunday.
Miss Cora Eapp. who has been quite
i'll was able to return to her work to-
day and Miss Jean Lynch was confined
to her home on account of illness. The
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brooks is quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Holtcamp are the
proud parents of fine girl. born sun
day morning.
Sheriff Simpson and Undersheriff
creaehe were called to Bristol to auell
disturbance caused by set OF
hilarious young men. No arrests wer =
made.
M. and Mr.. W. T. Jacob. and
daughter. OF Rrooktield. Missouri are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lansdon.
The Lamar schools Will open Sep
tembcr 6 Superintendent E c. Dtlley
and his office force are busy getting
| things lined up for. enrolment days
tho latter part of this week lndics-
tions are that the enrolment In high.
Junior and the grade schools will be
l9rEer fnts year tN9n ever NSHorFs
Teachers who will be ready for tho
opening OF school next Tuesday are;
High uchool. Nellie Light. Grace Doug
| las, l.. g. Paul g. l.. koonsman. r.
10. D~nham, Alma Wcntz. Cassie
Burke. Viola I. Kruger. Esther y.
Halgren and Ruth Moffett Junior
high: Myrtle NJ. Smell and Olive V.
Monahsn. Pioneer grade school: Erma
Scott. Lulu Wagner and Fern Ward.
Lincoln grade school: Lena Cooper.
Edith Rupp. Lois Cook. Josephine
Doolcy. Stella Williams. and Mildr'
Allen. Central grade; Frances Willis.
Minnie A Utter. Ella Hughes and
Lucie V. Chaplain.
The locsl Methodist church held their
| fnsl eervice for the conference year
Sunday evening and the pastor. Rev.
L. q. Logan. IN his talk stated that
he would leave for conference with all
obligations met. record that tie local
church has been proud to maintain.
The services sunday night were of
musical nature and every number was
Appreciated bv tho large audience Tho
Rev. Logan and wife accompanied By
Mr. and Mrs T. Writ Markham lsf.
yesterday for Denver to attend the
annual conference at the Trinity
church there.
That Lamar Is becoming a center Of
a large productive area IA evidenced
by the fact that capital everywhere "a