Lamar Visitor Busy Holiday Notes From Lamar
Lamar residents exchange greetings and holiday visits as B B Brown E T Lee and Charles Clark travel through Lamar. Local officials report marriage licenses issued to three couples and a spate of social events including church entertainments and a Christmas minstrel show.
Real Estate Transfers Filed This Week in County Clerk Office
The weekly real estate transfers include Amity Land Co to Jno Duncan for SE 32-2342 and SW34 24-22-44 with 1820 00, Mary B. Rosasians to Wm. J Harvey for NW14 24-22-43 at 4600 00, and Downing to Hemphill for lot 8 in West Side add Lamar with unspecified consideration. Additional deeds cover Amy Keesee to M. Strain for Forest Park Place lots 17 and 18, Fred A. Deverman to Annie Carrico for Lot 14 Block 7 Lamar at 100 00, J. B. Harden to O. R. Rouse for Lot 11 Woods add Holly at 1500 00, Mrs. M. K. Higby to Mrs. Cora R. Higby for SW14 32-21-46 at 1000, E. E. Butler to James Fleshman for Lots 1 2 and 6 Block 76 H. & P. add Lamar at 300 00, G. T. Dewitt et al to W. H. Hardten for 320 acres in 26 27-22 36 at 15000 00, and a December 23 entry M. Strain to W. L. (incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Land Co
Jno Duncan
Elg SE
G. T. Dewitt
W. H. Hardten
Property Deeds Record Transfers From Lamar Listings
Pollard and others execute warranty deed to lots 9 and 12 in block 19 West Side addition Lamar dated December 23 with L F Blodgett and wife selling to G W Burke and others a warranty deed to lot 1 block 31 Lamar for 4000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Blodgett
G. W. Burke
Lamar
A Wise Woman farce delights Tacoma Lyceum crowd
The Tacoma Ledger reports a sold out Lyceum as A Wise Woman drew a large audience. Alice Geer’s coon songs charm. Miss Balch, Miss Lamour, and the male leads Murphey, Satterlee, and Ferguson receive praise for quick wits and lively performances. The play, a breezy old fashioned farce, runs tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Tacoma
Evans and Hoey
Worley
Alice Geer
Miss Balch
Marie Lamour
Frederick Murphey
Gale Satterlee
John Ferguson
Performanc
Ledger
Washington
Teachers Association Meeting Highlights at La mar
At the La mar gathering on September 21 dates were set for six meetings. The second session occurred in Holly on December 14 with readings of papers, music by a quartet and Miss Lulu Wood as organist. Papers by Lewis S. Barger and Frank S. McGrath addressed parent attitude and heart education, followed by discussions on wasting time, education as an investment, and arithmetic teaching. Children sang, and the Holly orchestra provided music before adjournment to Lamar on January 18, 1902 after an evening session at 7:30 marked by Minnie Billingslea reading Educational Fads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Holly
Anna Gores
Laura Millinger
Messrs
Momyer
Mayhew
Lulu Wood
Lewis S. Barger
Amity
Dr. Libby
Frank S. McGrath
McGrath
Charles Shively
R. M. Anderson
Maud Johnson
Minnie Billingslea
Charles S. Shively
Coolidge
Shively
George R. Momyer
Holly Orchestra
Libby Delivers Masterful Shakespeare Lecture in Holly
Dr M F Libby head of Colorado State University philosophy department gave a masterful lecture titled Shakespeare's Educational Suggestiveness in Holly. He has studied pedagogical questions with extended courses in Germany and Worcester and drew close attention and applause from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Libby
Holly
Libby
Colorado State University
Germany
Worcester
Overcoats Bargain at Cost or Less by Gro C Maxw Ell
Overcoats advertised as the year’s greatest bargain with sale at or below cost. Gro C Maxw Ell promotes extensive discounts on coats, urging shoppers to hurry for best selection and savings.
Local bargain roundup and shop ads on sale lists
A patchwork of ads notes discounts on window shades and skirts at Butler's and Irwin's, hats for children, special shoe sales, masquerade costumes at Fred Lee's, school shoes at Butler's, overcoats at Geo. C. Maxwell, lumber at Marker's yard, and various patent medicines sold by I. H. Myers. Strayed red heifer near Sand Creek is also listed, with owners W. E. Martin and H. T. McIntyre in St. Paul Minnesota.
Local Bargains and Remedies Advertised in Lamar
A collage of thrift offers and medical tonics appearing in Lamar includes chairs and dishes at Butler's, school books at Chicago prices, and lodges for worm remedies and cough syrups from local sellers. Also listed are overcoats at cost, farm land for sale, an 1902 bank stockholders meeting, a water right, insurance, and a Chicago-based sales job seeking character witnesses with a $15 weekly salary.
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Lamar Register
Prowers County
Prowers County Abstract CO
Damar, Colorado
L. Wirt Markham
B. B. Brown
E. T. Lee
Jolly Drummer
Charles Clark
Barry Heaton
J. L. Mayfield
Granada
Chas. Thompson
Klondike
W. C. Bentley
Bessie Lee
Denver
Chester Mourning
Pueblo
Chet
Ohio
Chicago
Otto Morris
Mary D. Lay
Louis Jacaway
Gusta Tuttle
Ross Graden
Georgia Ryan
Anderson B. Stewart
Anderson
Methodist Church
Oates
Nellie Goodale
Mary Adams
Mayne
Graham
Greely
John W Prowers
John
Lamar Lodge No. 90
Opera House
Richards & Pringles
D. E. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
State Bank of Lamar
Woman's Club
D. C. Marker
Mandolin Club
Gertrude Sutton
Mains
Mary B. Rosasians
Wm. J Harvey
Jared A. Downing
John D Hemphill
West Side
Amy Keesee
M. Strain
Forest Park Place
Fred A. Deverman
Annie E. Carrico
J. B. Harden
O. R. Rouse
M. K. Higby
Cora R. Higby
E. E. Butler
James E. Fleshman
W. L
Teachers’ Association
Lamar Mercantile Company
Butler's
Irwin's
Butler’s
Fewkes
Irwin’s
Fred Lee's
Geo. C. Maxwell
Marker
Ballard
I. H. Myers
Coffee Kings
Cox & Sloan
Bell Rand Coffees
Brand
Sand Creek
W. E. Martin
H. T. McIntyre
St. Paul
Minn
Chamberlain
J. H. Myers
Bell
Bell Brand
Tabler
Rocky Ford
American Beet Sugar Company
McLoeans
A. E. Crawtorp
Myers
Geo. C. Maxwell's Clothing Store
C. B. Thoman
Prowers
A. W. Seabury
Irwin Building
East Main Street
First National Bank
Colorado
W.C. Gouth
Fort Lyon Canal
B. Tupman
Geo. C
Caxton Building