The Lamar register. [volume], February 15, 1911, Image 5

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7 As only aat of ATumorioml
Abstract* of tka Rroorda ol
Promora County. Abatraata
to Farm aid City -Proper
ty furnished on ahorteot no
taoa. Also ovtnora of Bald
aoin. Jay db Co.'a Abatroeta
of Proaoara County Roo
arda pravioua to the fire of
bsBB. Terma reoaonobta.
Addreaa ,
PROWERS COUITT ABSTRACT CO
LAMAR, COLO.
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty •! OhMO Monitor
if el Farm «ni City Uani.
oall and ma.
L. WIRT MARKHAM
W. A. Zimmer is in Pueblo this
week orn business.
Peter Lymch. the contractor, was
) aL& Junta visitor Tuesday.
Sheriff Simpson was a Denver
passenger Wednesday morning.
F. J. M'Carty was In Fowlei
Wednesday attending to business.
Pete Lynch opened his new meat
rnaraot to the public Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. A. Payne left Tuesday
for am extended visit in Belton,
Texas.
Mrs. L. H. Becker is confined to
her home suffering with an attack
of grippe.
John O’Neil was a las Anima
passenger on No. 11 Wednesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Flint have
moved to their new home on east
Parmenter.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Butler hav*
returned from a week’s visit in
Denver.
C. R. Strain was down from La
a Junta Friday attending to business
* Interests here.
D. B. Noweis was in Denver tht
first of the week, returning to La
mar Tuesday.
J. M. Williams returned Tues
day morning from a business trip
to Kansas OUy.
A. N. Parrish made a hurraed
trip to Lamar from Denver the
first of the week.
M. C. Ward left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, Minn., where he will
attend to business.
Miss R. F. Scutt. dletrKTleputy
of the Lady Mac«abees, is in La
mar in the interest of the order.
Ben Lindsey was arrested on
Thursday night and fined $16.20
Friday morning /or dnuivkeness.
Howard Brown and Arthur Dodg<
of Granada were in Lamar Tues
day attending the shippers meeting.
Mrs. A. N. Parrish, who has been
in Denver for several weeks, re
turned borne Wednesday afternoon.
0 John A. Williams left today fo.
Uoi.a «punge at pxieuio, wue*
he wall case treatment lor a ahoi»
time.
Earl HadJey returned Sunday af
ternoon iro-tn a two months’ vista,
in Pennsylvania and otner eastern
states.
Jiidg Fieu returned on T-ucsd-.
auu Leader, w iiclu lie 4t.oUdcii a
mec-uug ol the Duect Legislation
League.
Mrs. Katherine Smith, who ha*
been aick for several days with
grippe, is able to be at her school
again this week.
J. G. Christopher, a well known
citizen at Holly, died Friday in La
Junta following an operation In
the hospital there.
Green Bloseer, the north side
mail snan, has Just received a new
Buick runabout which he will use
In the future on his route.
v C. A. Coker and A. K. Oinder
left Monday afternoon for McPher
_«on, Kansas, in the Albert King
Rrcsl Estate Co. automobile.
Editors Turner and Zalinger of
Holly were in Lamar yesterday and
today taking in the Good Roads
meeting at the club rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayler, who
have been in Rocky Ford several
months, have returned to Lamar
and will again make this their
home.
Rev. Plngree left Tuesday for
Denver, where he will join Mrs.
Plngree, who has been there sev
eral weeks recovering from an op
eration.
"What Happened to Jones’’ is
itbe farcical comedy to be presented
here by the "Heine Johnson Com
edy Co." March 3 for the benefit
of the Laanar public library. This
comedy play la quite popular and
never falls to please the public.
It will ha presented by bona talent.
Marriage „ licenses were Issued
Saturday and Monday respectively
to Jolwi Gor.liitz and Mary Keenan
and David Balzer ajid Sabine
Sturkel.
The Italics of the Social Circle
of the Presbyterian church will
hold a market at Marx & WheeJer’a
store Saturday afternoon. Lots of
good things for Sunday dinner.
Both the county clerk’s and
county treasurer’s o/flees have
been lively places this week. There
has been big runs of recording pa
lters and large payment of taxes.
The third number of the leciur;
course will be given Friday even
ng at the Methodist church. Th.
•ntertainiuent will be given by the
Whitney Bros, quartet, and comes
lighly recommendeded.
The longest drouth ever known
in this section has at last been:
broken and a couple of good ’
ains this week has .made every- |
ody feel Jubilant The aJr is bet- 1
.er and prospe<ts brighter and the j
oad.H will be far better as soon as
he mud dries up.
Mrs. M. C. Ward entertained a
lumber of her friends most de
ightfully at bridge whist on hist
Thursday evening. At the same
'me Mrs. J. W. Bent took pity on
he poor husbands and invited
hem to spend the evening wi h
dr. Bent. It is needles® to add
hat everyone present at either
tome passed a most enjoyable even
ng.
About SSO was subscribed Mon
lay by business men and automo
tile owners to be spent in drag
ring the roads out of town. The
ounty commissioners put two drag
>n the roads and two more were
tired with the money raised here
ind an Immense amount of good
vas done. A few dollars spent
ifter each rain in this manner
vou-ld keep the roads in the best
»f shape.
The second business men’* lunch
on Friday noon proved Just as
>ig a success as the first. Tables
vere set for 49 men. The mem-
Kirs of the beet acreage commit
ee were called upon to speak, ami
jvhJle their reports were not a
avorable as might be wished for
t is believed that the desired arr<
ige will be raised. The committee
tas opened a small office on Mai',
itreet and wUI Issue contracts fror.
'.here.
Road Overseers
The commissioners were in ses
sion on Monday with Chairman
ManvlMe, and oommlaaiotierg Rey
nolds and Hlgbee all present. They
took up the matter of road over
seers for the ensuing year and
made the following appointment*
No. 1. Holly—M. fi.
Gragg.
Dirt riot No. 2. Granada and Bris
tol—E. F. Thomas.
District No. 3. Carlton—J. E.
Bowen.
I list ri.it No. 4, Nortli Lamar—
L A. Cook.
District No. 5, Wiley and West
Lamar—J. Q. Pollard.
Death of Dr. Rader
The daily papers of Monday am
non need the death at Portland.
Oregon, ot Dr. D. L. Rader, who
•or six yeara was the Method!s'
presiding elder of the Pueblo dis
trict. He had otter leaving Colo
rado been minister for several
years in St. Paul, Minnesota, and
xftter leaving there was editor of
the church paper for the PaolCk
coast. He came to Colorado in
579 and was one of the leading
gnus in the early history or
:he church In Colorado and Wy
oming. He bad many friends In
Lamar, where he was always a
welcome visitor.
Bean Bake
It was certainly a large and en
thusiastic crowd .that greeted the
old soldiers camp fire experience
meeting at the Methodist chuilch
last Monday evening. &nd Com
mander P. S. Lynch’s barrel of
beans was all needed to suppl>
the visitors, and that barrel of /cun
was enjoyed by all present, also.
All of the old so Id less here were
out and the young guard was there
in uniform, borides a large num
Christian Church Bulletin
Tbs Little Brick Church Around the Corner—Cor S 4th and Oak
G. C. STEARNS. Minister
Lord*! Day Services
Bible School 9:45 a. i
Bible School 9:46 a. m.
Morning Worship ..11:00 a. m.
Conunuaton Service ..12:00 m.
Christiee Snteavor. .9:30 p. m.
■vealng Wershlp ..7:30 p. m.
Mid-Week Services
Prayer Meeting. Wed 7:20 p. m.
Choir Practice, Wed 8 30 p.m. 1
Bible Training Claes.
Friday 7 :20 p. m.
her of friends. A number of the
veterans od’ the greatest war in
the history of the world told or
same of the thrilling scenes
through which they iwwfied, as well
a* same of the amusing ones. A
A quartette sang some of the pa
triotic airs of the war times. The
whole crowd demonstrated that
they were true soldiers when It
came to eating beans.
Linconl Address
The old soldiers and state guard
were special visitors in the audi
ence ait the Methodtet church Sun
day night when Rev. Plngree de
livered an address on President
Lincoln. A special program of
music was prepared for the ooraa
ion and It, with the able and In
structive address of the pastor
j made a very pleasing evening for
j all present.
Fair Deal Only Will Win
1 Tiie democrats in the legislat.ure
I limy reapportion the legislative dis
tricts. We hope they will do It
fairly and with reference to the
natural political relationship of
the groups rather than an extreme
ly partisan one. Colorado parties
which halve gerrymandered districts
according to the Gerry Ohio plan
have always lost by .their cunning.
The people won’t stand for parti
isanshlp which unites for represen
tative purposes in the legislature
or congress counties not naturally
belonging In the group.—Boulder
Camera.
At the Opera House
Van e Hover, who formerly lived
Ln Lamar with his mother, whose
stage name was Celeste, has been
hooked by Butts Bros, for a
three night stand at the opera
house commencing Thursday. Feb
ruary 23. Vanes was well known
ito some years ago as a
fancy dancer, and has recently won
the championship of the Pacific
oast as a buck and wing dancer,
lie is considered one of the heal
attractions on the circuit now.
On February 28th, "The House
.of a Thousand Candles" will be
prreented by a flnst-olase troupe
xt the opera house and It will be
one of the boat attractions ever
offered in Lamar.
An Excursion to Cuba for 10c
The museum car, "Cuba on
Wheels," which .represents the de
partment af agrb-ulture. Industry
and commerce of the Cuban gov
ernment, and has been en route
wince the St. Fair, will ex
hibit in Lamar Monday and Tues
day, February 20 Mid 21. on the
S.-inta Kc track, The car will be
tpen to vJsltcis daily from 10
o’clock each morning to 10 o'clock
at night. Admission fto help de
fray expenses en route) 10c. School
lames, wKb teacheie 6c. Remember
you wIH see the real article# from
Cuba ln this car, which has been
on display a* numerous expositions.
It Is In no way a ’’land car" but
an exposition exhibit, from a for
eign country. The agricultural and
manufacturing exhibits interest the
busLneas men; the handiwork of
Cuban women, and odd exhibits,
tuck us the SIOO fan. ec.. enter
tain ladles, while the entire exhibit
is educational for school children,
and the Cuban monluey and alligat
or interest the little folks.
February IDS
Vance Hover *lll positively ap
pear at the opera house on the
23rd. Vance was supposed to open
the 9th but owing to aick nos* he
iad to cauinel all engagements,
ince Is a great favorite in Ban
. iuimlwo, a* he spraikg into proin
.a<*n e there by winning the cham
•ioiuthip buck and wing dancing
ontest of the Pacific coast, com
peting against 15 dancers. All the
•Id timeis remember Vance when
ae was a singer and dancer here
in launar ten years ago when Gus
Rapier gave his home talent shows
iver ln the hay loft of Goliad ay's
jam. That Is where Vance start
ed out to g<£ his theatr.l..-il edti
nt ion, and he says he still has a
..’aim spot in hisbtarx for the old
place and the old tilme friends he
iias Ln Umar. Vance Is on his way
-.•ast, so get inline evenybody and
m the 2 3rd you can have the
pleacr.:ne cf seeing Vance shake his
■ oet once more.
Announcements
Subject of sermon on next
Lord's day morning, "Forgive
ness."
Evening sermon. "Rueseliain,
or the Mlllenial Dawn Fallacy”
l Bible Training class this Fri
day night will have a review
lesson.
I
, Baraca class is the mark for
: next Lord’s day.
WHY? Just You Answer.
Why did the UP-TO-DBTE, receive the Rexall Appointment? -
Who do the best and most discriminating people trade here? - - -
Why do we find it necessary to have three registered men? - - - -
Why is the Up-To-Date pointed out as the leaders in their line? -
Why do people say, when you want the best, go to The Up-to-Date?
If you do not know, just ask anybody who has lived here of a few
years.
THE UP-TO-DATE DRUG COMPANY.
We have 100 sacks at No. 4
alfalfa seed, which is the reclean
ed screenings. In order to close
out we otter this seed while it lasts
at 5 cents & pound. Better buy
now for spring sowing.
LAMAR SEED CO.
Nine acres timber land In Al
ehin son county, Kansas, worth
SIOOO to exchange for Colorado
or western Kansas land.
A. ROBERTS,
Westono re-land, Kan.
For Bale.
Two desirable lots for sale; three
and four, block seven. A. K
Brown, 109 West Glonwood Af*.,
summons
'.fate of Colorado,
County of Prowers, si*
In the District Court
I esse M Wright.
I‘lalntllt.
vs SUMMON 8.
milliard M Griffin,
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado,
■To Richard M Grift in. the defendan'
ifove named. Greeting
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brouKht against you by the
above named plalntllf In the District
:*ourt of Prowers County, Stale of Col
orado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days aftei the service
hereof, ff served within tins County; or.
if served out of this County, or by pub
lication. within thirty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day ol
service, or Judgment hy default will b*
aken against you according to ths
.iiajer of the complaint. And If a copy
•f the complaint In the above entitled
action he not served with tnis summons,
►r If the service hereof ho made out of
.hla slate. then ten days additional to
.he time hereinbefore xpecifled for ap
peurance and answer wiil be allowed be
lore the taking of judgment by default
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet
title to the following described teal
•elute, situate I) ing und iMdng in the
County of I»r«»wers god Htate of Colo
rado. to-wit: The South Half of the
North West quarter and the North Half
ol the South West quarter of Section
Twenty |2o| In Township Twenty-four
i.’ll South, of Itang. Forty - six l|6»
West nf the Stxtli Prtncpwl Meridian,
-or.mining One hnrvdr-d and sixty (ICO)
scree, more or less, (iovemment survey,
as will more fi Jly oppear from the
complaint In said m tb-n to Wlth-h ref
ormer la her* m»dr a ot»py uf which
said complaint I* l.cieto attar-hed
And you are hereby notified that If
you fall to aM>e>ir. und to answer the
snld comjrUilnt as above required, the
aald plaintiff w|U cause Judgmrnt by
default to he ent.-r. d against you for
the relief demanded In said ownplalnt.
Q|v«xi under m> hand and seal at l.a
mar |n aai<l Count), thl* thirty.first
day of January, A !* 1911.
(Seal) J K. DOUOHTY.
Attorney for PlalntUr
First pub. Feb. 15. I*ll.
l ast ptb. Mar §. 1911.
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
K»tate ol William K. Stafford, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed executrix of the Kstate of William
L. Stanoid, late of th* County of Prow
ers, in the Slate of <'olorado, deceas
ed. hereby gives notice that ahe wUI ap>
pc-ai before the County Court,
ol said Pro wars County. at the
Court House In Lamar, In aald County,
on Monday, the 20th day of March, A.
Ij. 1911, at the hour ol 10 o’clock A.
AI. ol said day. at which time ah per
sona having claim, against said estate
aie not It led and re*queated to attend
lor the purpose of huving the same ad
justed. All person.-* indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado, this Bth
day of February'. A D. 1911.
KMMA STAFFORD,
Executrix of the
Estate of William E. Stafford. Deceased.
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior
U. 8. land Office at Lamar. Colorado,
January 30, 1911.
A sufficient conte.-t affidavit having
heeyi filed in this office by- Llvlngaton
Neb-on Taylor. contestant. against
Homestead Entry No Serial
No. 07217, made Feby. 24th. 1910, for
the Boulb West Quarter (KWI4J Section
Township 23. 1 lunge 46 West, of the
oth Principal Meridian. Iry Arthur
Ceorge Burger, Contestee, In which It
is adeged that sal-1 eraryman has never
•uttahllahed a residence on said land or
cultivated any part of same and has
wholly abandoned same for more than
six months last pust arid all of said de
laulta exist at this date, sail panic*
are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said allega
tion at 10 o’clock a. in. on Mim-h 14.
1911. before the Register and Receiver
at the United Stnt<* Land Officv in
launar. Colorado.
The said contest having. In a prop
er affidavit, filed Jan. 25, 1911, net
forth farts which show that after due
diligence personal service of this notice
can not he made, it Is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
He oid address of entryman-7-
180* Holies Ave., Topeka, Kansas
EUGENE M. WHITAKF.it.
Registn
CONTEST NOTICE
Department t the Interior
U. 8. Land Office. Lamar, Colorado.
November 2. 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this office by Preston
Brookshire, contestant, agalnat Home
mead Entry, No. 06819, Serial No. 06819
made January 10. 1910, for the'North
west Quarter of Section 35. Township 23
8., Rang* 44 W., 4th Principal Merid
ian. by Noah A. Arel. Contestee. in
which It la alleged that aald entry man
never established or maintained his res
idence on aald land, and that, for a
period of more thlh six months last
pa»4 and for more than six months
»M ptior to his obtaining an alleged
leave of absence therefrom, said entry
man did not reside on said land. That
all of aald defaults exist to this date
Aad that said entryman wholly abn
doned said entry. And that sal-1 alleged
absence »vas not due to hie employment,
in the army, navy or marina corps of
the OriHi Sinus In tin# at war; nM
iKillies are hereby notified lo appear. -
respond.and offer evidence .touching aald
allegation at 10 o’clock a. m. on Feb
ruaiy 16, 1911. before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land
Office In Lamar. Colorado.
The said contevitunl having. In a prop
er allidavlt, filed Jan. 4, 1911, set forth
facts which show that arter due dili
gence personal service of this notice
an not be made. It is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due aud proper publication.
EUGENE M WHITAKER.
K#Slato>
1 .amar. Colorado.
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsi latent of lbs Interior
U. 8. Lend Office at Lamer. Colorado.
December 3. 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
■>uen Hied In this oflice by Cyrus A.
I’l ingle, contestant, agulnst Jlomestcdd
Entry No. 9319, Serial No. 04156, made
February 25. 1908. lor Lots 1. 2 aud BV9
NE'* Section 3. Township 24 S.. Range
45 W., 6th Film ipul Meridian, by James
A. Joins. Contestee, in Which It la al
leged that said Janies A. Jones lias
wholly abandoned said land for more
Ihun six months last past, that he has
tailed to cultivate the same as requir
ed by law, and that all these defaults
continue to this date, said parties are
Hereby notified to appear, rsepond, anti
offer evidence Vouching said allegation
at 10 o’clock a. in. on Feby. 24, 1911,
oefore the Register und Receiver at the
United Statts Land Office In Luiuui.
Colorado.
Tha said contestant having. In proper
affidavit filed Dec. 3, 1910, set forth
facta which ahow that after due dili
gence personal service of this no'ice
can not be made, U la hereby ordt red
and directed that such notice be at veu
duo and proper publication.
Recorc addrass nf entryman—
-8 Greenfield. Mo.
EUGENE M. WHITAKER.
Register.
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the interior
U. 8. Uku mins at lsuisi, Coioiadu.
December 31. 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
uuesi Idea in this wince by Cyrus A.
cringle, contestant, against Homestead
Entry No. 7969. Serial No.
made May 11, 1907, for Lota 1 and
and South V* Nuriheast % Section 6,
Towuslitp 24 a.. Range 45 W., 6UI |*rln
clpai Meridian, by Uoitiried ilelsel. Cun
lestee, in which it is adeged that saiu
Goltli led Be He I has wholly abandon*-',
said laud for more than alx month
•asi past, that he has laiteu to culti
vate the same as required by law, aud
that ail these delaults continue to this
date, said parties are hereby notified to
appeui, respoud, and oiler evideuce
touching said allegation at 10 o’clock a
in. on February 24, 1911. before the
Register and Receiver at the United
States Uii'i OK Ice In Lamar, Colorado.
The aald contestant having, in a
proper allidavlt. Bled Dec. 21. 1910,
set forth facta which ahow that after
due diligence personal service of this
nutice can not be made, it |s hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Record address of entryman—
EUGENE M. WHITAKER.
Register.
Notice of Redemption
OF SCHOOL ORDERS
Office of County Treasurer.
Prow ere County, Colo
January 18, 1911.
Notice Is bore by |heo that I will
adeem at ay office In Laonr, Prow
re County, Colorado, all School Ord
re numbered as follows:
Amount ol
«. Date af Issue Warrant
School Dlst. No. 24 General
389 Jan. 24. 1910 « 60 00
School Diet. No. 24 Special
J 94 June 10. 1910 60 60
*92 .. 14 87
.97 July 23. 1910 7 25
398 BepL 21. 1910 4 60
School Dlst. No. 29 Special
14 Aug. 2. 1910 40 00
School DiaL No. 34 Special
«* Mar. 26. 19U9 47 60
43 Apr. 8, 1909 47 60
School Dlst. No. 41 Genemi
1 Sept. 30. 1910 8 50
4 Oct. 11, 1910 60 uo
School Dlst. No. 41 Bpecial
3 -'cpt. *O, 1910 39 60
6 Nov. 6. 1910 g
7 Nov. 10, 1910 20 00
4 .. 2 66
interest will cease on above naui
•i ecnuui urdeia and lyuud after
February 18, 1911.
J. 0. Stream,
Oouuiy | reaeursr.
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colorado.
November 29, 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit havlag
been filed in Ibis oliice by Stephen 11.
Eilw, conu-xiant, aguluxt llonieuiead En
try No. 5605, Serial No. 01102, made
July- 23, 1902, fur Lot 4. SE*4 SWfc and
SEVg Section 31, Township 24 8.,
Range 46 W., 6th Principal Meridian,
by George A. Beeiv. Contestee. in which
it lx alleged that said George A. Beeix
has wholy abandoned bald land for more
than four years last past; that he has
failed la cultivate said land aa required
by law. and that all these defaults con
tinue to this date; said parties are
hereby noiliied to appeal, respond, and
ofler evideuce touching said allegation
at 10 o’clock a. ui. on February 17,
1911, before the Register and Receiver
at the United State* Land Office In
Lamar, Colorado.
The aald contestant having, la a
proper alfidavit iil<-d Nov. 29. 1911,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service «f this
nutice can not be made, it la hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Record addreaa of entryman—
lainar Colorado.
EUGENE M. WHITA^CER.
JF your car is out of repair
remember we can put it in
shape for you in short odrer
We carry a good line of
automobile supplies always.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Dowler Automobile Company
Storage and Rri airing.
A. P. HENRY
Groceries - Hardware
Phone 41. 109 Sooth Main.
Hardware, Furniture,
Tinware, Harness, etc.
W* of rj Um ltrfoot stock m eer ha* ***r anW
iu mmnUmru Colorado and ora rail fto yam el lerad
price* *v*r known in (hi iSwe tsUsj
THE LAMAR HARDWARE CO.
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U,IY WORRY? A CONG DIftTANCK
(if IP* S\ >1 LMMAtiK WILL BKINU YOU THK
UJ VNSWKK. JT*S HIMPLK. CALL
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THE COLORADO TELEPHONE CO.
An Agricultural College on
Wheels will be Here
If you raise stock or poultry, or are in any way concern
ed in ariculture, you will be interested in the message
tarried by the lecturers ami exhibits with thin demonstra
tion train.
If you have a home —your own or rented— you and your
fsdnily will find it profitable to be on hand when the
train rolls in.
Free Lecture, and Free Exhibits
Your attendance means more money for you. The train
Is provided by the Santa Fe with a view of helping you.
The Colorado State Agricultural College fu rule he* the
lecturers end the exhibits.
You are Invited to com* to tills
W V filpj Free Show at Santa Fe depot at
12:15 P. M.
February 27, 1911
a J. GARVIN, Agt.