The Lamar register. [volume], May 24, 1911, Image 8

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> / \ StiSS other pleoea which make up a 100-plece dinner met. I lota II value *06.00.
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THE 7-PIKCE SET WILL BE GIVEN WITH *28.00 PI ICt HAKES ANl> OSc IN CASH
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— (Established Jan. 1895.)
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U WIRT MARKHAM
Pool Denning won in Publo on
Monday on busienaea.
A. L Beavers Is down from Den
. ver this week attending to land
business.
Mrs. Ed Hunt baa returned (row
a visit with relatives In Maryville.
Missouri.
C. B. McNerney bas returned to
Lamar from a short eastern bust,
ness trip.
Harry McDowell was in Lamar
a few days the first of the week
on business.
Frank Kreyblll of Las Animas
was In Lamar a short time Sunday
between trains.
N. E. Butler and C. H. Hickox
spent Friday and Saturday in Pueb
lo attending to buslnses.
Sheriff John Simpson was In
Pueblo the first of the week at
tending to business.
Harry McDowell was In Lamar
a few days the first of the week
attending to business.
Mrs. Hal Kerr Is visiting In Wich
Ita, Kansas, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Mourning.
Mrs. Harry ManvilLe Is In Pueblo
this week taking treatment at
Clark’s mineral springs.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Johnson en
tertained several of their friends
Saturday evening at cards.
* Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bell are re
joicing over the arrival of a boy
at their home Sunday night.
W. O. Wall returned Monday
from a ten days business trip to
the western part of the state.
Father Bastlen of the Catholic
shurch spent several days last week
In Denver, returning Saturday.
Mrs. R. M. ZeigJer aqd daughter
Josephine are visiting with the for
mer’s mother in Lawrence, Kansas.
F. L. Harris returned today
from Chicago, whree ho bas been
for several weeks on Rent-Prower*
business.
Chas. Owens returned Monday
morning from Hutchinson, Knnsas,
having driven W. S. Smith’s car
through to that place.
L. N. Taylor and George.Cunntng
ham returned Sunday morning from
Denver, where they spent the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Doughty are
in Denver this week, where Mrs.
Doughty Is receiving treatment from
« specialist.
Mrs. A. Friedman and daughter
left Tuesday afternoon for New
York City, where they will spend
the summer months.
Mrs. Ray Pllloud of Albuquer
que, New Mexico, is visiting In La
mar with her slater, Mrs. Charles
l.a ngdon, and friends.
Mlsa Perkins, who haa been In
Miss Fannie Dodds millinery de
partment this season, left the last
of the week for Denver.
Mlse Dora Jackson, district dep
uty of the Ladles of the Maccabees,
Is In Lamar this week In the Inter
est of the association.
The alumni banquet of the La
mar high school will be held Satur
day evening In the dining room at
the Presbyterian church.
Dr. J. H. Hardy haa returned
from a short visit In Missouri. He
and Mrs. Hardy will leave soon for
an extended visit In that state.
Miss Ann Buckley will leave the
last of the week for Kansas City
and other eastern points, where
she will spend her Hummer vacation
R. D. Nevlus left Saturday morn
ing for southern California, where
he will Join his family, after spend
ing several weeks In Lamar attend
ing to business.
Granby Hlllyer was recalled to
Denver tonight on account of the
serious Illness of little J&ne, who
last week was taken to Mercy hos
pital for an operation.
Mrs. Lei a Hlllyer returned on
Thursday night from Dodge City,
Kansas, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks, and will
spend the summer In Lamar.
S. D. Church returned from
Pueblo Sunday night, where he has
been receiving instructions prepar
atory to taking the examination for
licensed embalmers June 2nd.
The Central Hotel, formerly own
ed and managed by H. A. Kerr, has
been purchased by James Keener
of near McCJave, who will take
possession In the near future.
George W. Rowe of Pueblo, the
architect for the new high school
building, arrived in Lamar Wednes
day to inspect the work so far com
pleted, and which he is well pleas
ed with.
Dr. PrankJln of the First Baptist
church of Colorado Springs, who
has recently returned from a trip
through Africa, delivered a very
interesting lecture on his travels,
at the Baptist churrh Monday night
On last Sunday evening Rev.
Stearns of the Christian church
delivered the baccalaureate sermon
to the Senior class of the high
school at the M. E. church. The
church was crowded and the aud
ience were granted a treat in hear
ing one of the most able and inter
esting sermons ever delivered In
Lamar. There was a special pro.
gram of music prepared for the
occasion which was very pleasing
also.
O. M. Archer, who has been
visiting his niece, Mrs. P. 8. Lynch,
for some time, left for Denver yes
terday.
Day Marahal Daniels Is superin
tending the Installation of the new
boiler at the water plant and J.
K. Householder Is filling his place.
Mrs. M. E. Walker and daughter
of Cobden, Illinois, arrived lb La
mar Thursday morning for a visit
with her daughter. Mra. Harry
Wallace.
Lieut. John Shipley of Pueblo
haa been in the city eeveral daya
visiting P. 8. Lynch. They were j
In the same company during the
war, 23rd lowa, and had not seen,
each other tor 40 years.
Mrs. C. M. Lee and Mrs. U. O.
Henklns on last Saturday afternoon
entertained a large number of
their frlenda at the home of the
former. A moat enjoyable after
noon: waa spent by all.
The county clerk has laaued the
following marriage licenses the
past week: On May 10, A. J.
Austin and Mary M. Blair; on the
20th, Harry Bates and Olive Hut
chinson; on 23rd, Jose Acosta and
Professor Motnyer came down
from Denver the first of the week
and spent Monday and Tuesday wltl
the school board in selecting a par
tial list of the teachers for next
year. There still remain* a few |
vacancies which will be filled later.
Merle C.. Ward has been promot
ed to the position of manager of
the Lamar Milling & Elevator Co's,
elevator at SpearvUlc, Kansas, and
be and Mrs. Ward will shortly
move there. Their many friends
here regret to lose them hut re
joice in tbelr good luck.
Miss Jna Rust and Mr. Pat Rog
ers, both of Lamar, were married
i last Thursday afternoon In Las An
imas by Rev. Plngree, at the home
of the former’s sister, Mrs. Judson,
formerly of Lamar. Both young
people are well known In Lamar,
Miss Rust having taught school In
this vicinity tor several years, and
Mr. Roberts being a well known
farmer.
Burglars are reported to have
broken Into the store of the Mc-
Farland Trading Co. at Granada
last night and robbed it of between
S4OO and SSOO worth of goods.
Under Sheriff Downing went down
to assist In traLllng the robbers,
but although a few of the stolen
goods were found along the road
no trace of the robbers have as yet
been found.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
The partnership heretofore ex
isting between J. L. Mayfield and
Emil Moll in the publication of
The Granada Timea was terminated
and dissolved on the Ist day of
May, A. D. 1911, and no one Is au
thorized to contract or do business
on their behalf other than such
as is necessary to wind up the af
fairs of said partnership.
And the said J. L. Mayfield will
not be responsible for any state
ment or article published in said
The Granada Times after this date.
J. L. MAYFIELD.
Be sure to call for coupons at
McLean’s Drug and Jewelry store
Man’* fint garment was a muit made of fig
leaves, and at the art of garment making advanced
to hat civilization. Man it coming to the front at
ttyle tendenciet prove.
Come in and let ut thow you Suite ranging in
pricet to Suit AIL
The Shop of Fashion Craft-Correct Styles,
Quality and Prices.
COOVER THE TAILOR
Phone Lamar 35 105 1-2 S. Main St.
Union Vesper Service
A union service will be held in
the Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock
on Sunday afternoon, which will
be addressed by Mrs. A. H. Smith,
who with her husband, has spent
nearly forty years in mission work
In China. Dr. and Mrs. Smith hold
a conspicuous place in the ranks
of modern missionaries
FOR SALE—A five acre tract
near Wiley. Fine property. For
partlculara and terms inquire of
H. 0. Halnllne, Wiley, Colo.
Chautauqua
The season tickets for the Chau
tauqua which Is to begin on June
. 30th, are now on sale at the four
drug stores. W. J. Johnston’s. 0
j A. Everett's and Ed Applegate’s.
I The Prices are as follows: Child
ren under 7. free; from 7 to 14.
$125; adults $2.50, for the season.
, Before the Chautauqua opens the
.prices will be advanced to $1.60
j and $3.00.