Lamar News Summary: Local society notes and events
W F Cross makes business trip to Holly. Sheriff J D Brown visits from Bent county. Social Tuesday night March 15 at the U P Church. W Z Haven transacts business in Lamar. L A Wikoff editor of Springfield Herald calls at the office. The Wil liams couple welcome a girl. Lamar Cotillion Club dances at the opera house. J B Sally and W B White show patent window catch in Lamar House. Miss Selfridge attends funeral. Rev L C Rankin returns from Kansas. Dr R E McHaffey to be at Hasty's till March 18. Twenty years practice claim guarantee. Baldwin Co ships cattle. Miller named music trainer on Pensacola. Crescent riders endorsed. Best sewing machine $20 at Irwin's. R A McKibbon welcomes a bouncing boy. Minuet Club dance draws large crowd. H R Crawford ill in Lamar House. Dave Downer sells Veeder cyclometer. Klondike history at Galladay's March 16. Woolsey night operator replaced by Hoad. J D Martin returns from Iowa Kansas. Board of pardons frees Wm Godley. Fred Mobl leads land buyers to Amity farms. Teacher exams March 15 and 19. J Jones from Minneapolis discusses Carriso mining. Serious runaway near M E Church injures I C Downer. Jim Fortune hurt lightly. Rev G W Corey unites L B Morris and Treulie Gammon in marriage. City council names election judges for April 5. Voter registration March 29 and April 4. Granada Odd Fellows visit Lamar Lodge. Carl Buke initiated with supper. Visiting members listed.
Card of Thanks to Friends and Local Lodges
The author expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy after a recent affliction. Special thanks are given to the L. O. T. M., Rebekah, K. O. T. M., and LO. O. F. lodges, whose kindness will be gratefully remembered.
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Rebekah
LO. O. F
For Sale 120 Acres Water Frontage With House
Property listing offers 120 acres with 80 reds from Lamar and 120 acres of water, all fenced and a house, priced at 22.50 per acre with 18 years at 6 percent on part. Os Crescents boast costly equipment. see Dowden as agent for secading.
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Melon Crowers
Lamar
America
Secading Dowden
Durable Shoes Highlight at Irwin's Store
Irwin's promotes its most durable footwear lineup highlighting long wearing shoes for work and daily use. Local shoppers are urged to visit the store to test comfort and durability firsthand.
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Irwin's
Choice of shoes and harness line featured at Irwin's
Irwin's advertises pairs of shoes for one dollar and showcases a harness line. Huddleton brand Crescents is teased as desirable with wheels noted. A Kern announces a Lamar tailoring shop offering suits from fifteen dollars with guaranteed fit and neat work above Mrs. Wrights millinery store.
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A. Kern
Lamar
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Lamar Register
the Lamar Register Company
GRO. B. Merrill
Laman
Cotonapo
Prowers County
Prowers CO. Abstract Co
Lamar, Colo
W. F. Cross
John Finney
Chivington
J. D. Brown
Bent County
U. P. Church
W. Z. Haven
Amityville
L. A. Wikoff
Springfield Herald
B. F. Rhoades
Elisha House
Jack Hanna
Barton
Fred Williams
North Side
Lamar Cotillion Club
Opera House
J. B. Sally
W. B. White
St. Louis
Lamar House
Miss Selfridge
Boulder
Hattie Myer
L C. Rankin
Kansas
R. E. McHaffey
L. Baldwin & Co
New Mexico
Guy Miller
J.S. Hasty
U. S
Pensacola
Crescent Riders
Crescent
R. A. Mc. Kibbon
Minuet Club
H. R. Crawford
Denver
Dave Downer
Klondike
Galladay’s
Mr. Woolsey
la Junta
Mr. Hoad
J.D. Martin
Iowa
Land of Sunshine
Board of Pardons
Wm. Godley
Fred Mobl
Amity
Barnes
Yam
Court House
W. D. Jones
Minneapolis
Mr. Jones
Carriso
M E. Church
I. C. Downer
Jim Fortune
G. W. Corey
L. B. Morris
Treulie Gammon
Decatur
West Side
G. H. Downer
Frank Kelsey
Steve Harrell
East Side
J. T. Lawless
J. A. Williams
A. J. Hasty
Granada Odd Fellows
Lamar Lodge
Carl Buke
Zack Taylor
John Simpson
Pete Nelson
J. L. Mayfield
M. J. McMillin
W. A. Merrill
Frank Milburn
F. E. Irwin
Henry Canal
M. Lee
Royal
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NEM Yore
Huddleston
Crescent Bicycle
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