T and F Tase Cann Lamar Colorado 7
A T and F Tase Cann is noted in Lamar Colorado with a number 7 entry. The fragmentary item references a personal name and location in a local record.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1894
Page
1
A T and F Tase Cann is noted in Lamar Colorado with a number 7 entry. The fragmentary item references a personal name and location in a local record.
Schedule of mails shows times for morning and afternoon departures and returns. Coverage indicates a detailed timetable with a.m. and p.m. slots including six to seven p.m. and other periods corresponding to outbound and inbound mail runs.
Local fraternal groups like C F Lawax Loner No 0 Lawan Lopax and various A M and G A R posts hold weekly or bi monthly meetings at designated halls. Notices invite visiting members and neighbors to attend, listing meeting times and officers for each organization.
Churches in Cuveen Lamar and Granada announce Sunday School at 9:5 a.m. Rev J D Crown presides at Lamar service with meetings at 10 43 a.m. May Valley House hosts a social, Bible reading at 2 p.m. Granada M E Church Sunday School at 2 50 p.m. Everyone invited.
The Register calls for a correspondent in every county community and requests regular communications. Items must be in the office by Thursday morning for publication.
May Valley reports J W Welles and son at Las Animas this week while W E Tuttle nears end of threshing season after six months of work. Debating society grows, water reaches Prince canal by the third, and Williams brothers build Mr James's dwelling. Prof Stratton teaches 19 in vocal music. Stockwell’s team damages a wagon organ. Hainline visits World’s Fair and stays near Bloomington. Great Bend Lyceum debated whether a liar harms a community more than a thief with Mattoon Gordon on pro and Taylor Hollinger on con.
John Hoback is building a stone stable with Homer Wilson doing the stone work. Mr and Mrs Daniel Gilbert welcome a baby girl born last Tuesday morning. A school dance occurred last Friday evening as village youth seek simple pleasures. E G Gilbert and Edwin Mattoon departed Monday for Fowler Colorado to inspect Otero county land for relocation. Ed Gordon hosted a quilting bee last Saturday with all the neighborhood ladies attending and a celebratory repast afterward.
Many locals share updates from Martynia and Horse Creek. Daniel Gilbert greets a fine girl while Will Rowe builds a substantial homestead. Ed Gordon plans ice cream making next summer. Bees, alfalfa, corn plans, and cattle losses appear amid social events at Pleasant Valley hall and a Sunday school in Holly.
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