Lamar News Card Highlights Local Goings-On
Lamar residents and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and business. Notables include J W Glenn returning from a valley trip, Belle Denny visiting a friend, and Charles Scarlet filing a homestead in the new section. Community life centers on sales, weathered hail, water meters, schoolhouse progress, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Denny
Lamar
J. H. Frisbie
John R. Gordon
Amityville
Church Services Next Lord's Day at Cray T. Runyon's Church
Church services are scheduled for the usual morning hour with a sermon titled A Noble Confession and an evangelistic meeting in the evening on Suffering for Christ's Sake. Y P S C E and prayer meeting will follow at their regular times. Pastor Cray T. Runyon extends a cordial invitation.
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J.C. Knuckey
Methodist Church
Canon City
Cuuzen
Christ
Cray T. Runyon
Going out of business at Bleuer’s must sell by Sept 1
Multiple bargain notices announce items at cost or below at Bleuer’s with a deadline of September 1. Chairs and carpets from Butler’s at discount, building materials from Market Lumber Yard, shoes from Lamar Mercantile Co, groceries and ice cream from McLean firms, and loans from McLean Bros all pitched as sales. Foreman W A Hasty offers wood for sale at the Fair grounds.
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Bleuer
For Sale Cheap Three Room Dwelling House and Lot
For sale a three room dwelling with stable and trees on a block of lots in a good location. Reasonable terms offered. See C. B. Thoman.
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C. B, Thoman
A House to Let and Local Notices
A six room house for rent by D. E. Cooper. Mothers urged to have children’s eye exams by Dr. Sapero free at Union hotel on August 23 and 24. Also offered for trade are milch cows and two young mules for stone and concrete work by A. E. Crawford.
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Supero
Union Hotel
D. E. Cooper
Sapero
A. E. Crawford
Irwin’s Dry Goods Store Ad Says Saturday Event
We Buck ’Em All. Saturday is the People’s day at Irwin’s store. Dry goods and notions are arranged on tables by price, three, five, six, eight cents, etc. Many goods worth three times the price. Don’t forget next Saturday at Irwin’s Dry Goods Store.
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Irwin's
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THE
Lamar Register
Dovertry City
Prowers
Prowers County Abstract CO
L. Wirt Markham
J. W. Glenn
Nels. Erickson
Amity Colony
W. D. Emerson
Postal
Holly
Charles H. Scarlet
J. A. Williams
John Vetter
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Mrs. J. Carroll
Rocky Ford
Mrs. Geo. C. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Downer
the Fair Association
Dennis Connelly
Mrs. Connelly
U. S. Land Office
M. P. Howes
Geo. C. Maxwell
Minnie Jones
Walter Mowry
Missouri
Prof. Jones
Dorothy Stephenson
Chicago
Jack” Creaghe
Arizona
GC. C. Goodale
Denver
Claude
S. A. Richardson
W. Harry Whitford
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Whitford
Granby Hillyer
8. Z. Sharp
Plattsburg
William C. Markham
L.wirt
Merrill Markham
Prowers County
Mr. Markham
Baldwin, Kansas
Ora J. Cooper
East
Marshall Kelsey
T. C. Kirkwood
Colorado Springs
Kirkwood
Paul Denning
Bottomley
Joseph Blake
Riverside Cemetery
M. J. McMillin
Beat Rough Ree
Frank Gilman
George A. Watson
State Humane Society
A. E. Bent
Kansas
Samar
N. N. McLean
Buffalo
Toronto
Canada
McLean
Businss
D. A
Old Town
State Bank of
F. M. Woodard
Woodard
Johnson & Stater’s Colored Minstrels
Pleasant Valley Grange
Adam Kerr
A. Kerr
Stevenson
D. C. Lamson
W. H. Taylor
W.H Guy
Gordon
E. C. Gordon
Butler's
Lamar Mercantile Co
Bleuer’s
Marker
C.C. Huddlestons
New York
Christian
Opera House
W. J. Johnston
McLean Bros
A. E. Crawtorp
Fair Grounds
W. A. Hasty
McLean’s
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