Fraternal Lodges Meet Across City This Month
Listings show Ousext Cuarren No. 23 R A M holds stated convocations on the first and third Saturdays. ALF A M Lawan Lopan No. 9 meets the first and third Saturdays. Secretaries Horren and Love provide contact. Woodmen of the World LawagCamr No. 3 meets the second Saturday. KK O T M No. 15 meets at Masoni hall on last Wednesday. Granada Societies ALP A M and other orders meet on schedule through the month with officers named for contact. Visitors invited to attend all events at local halls and houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarren
A.J. Horren
H. P. L. Wrat
Spm
B.A. Waress
N.G. K. Mix
Woodmes
Local Church Services Schedule and Invitations
The United Presbyterians and several area churches announce Sunday services and Sabbath evenings with Sunday school and youth groups. Include May Valley and other district churches, with pastors listed and invitations extended to all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
Eleventh Anniversary Celebration of Lamar Town Events
The Lamar celebration marked the town's eleventh anniversary with a day of races and a twilight ball game against Granada. Ed Silver won the 100 yard dash, Will Yockey beat Floyd Place in the firemen's medal, and Clem Thoman claimed the potato race championship. A 120 yard hose cart exhibition impressed spectators but a crowd-intervened tug of war broke the rope. Lamar won the ball game 37 to 14, and Granada plans a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Main Street
Ed Silver
Ned Bannister
Granada
Will Yockey
Floyd Place
Sheriff
Clem Thoman
Ed Friel
John Williams
John
Lamar Boys
Granada Boys
May Valley News and Farm Notes
May Valley reports a week of haying with everyone to follow next week. W C Perdue of Chivington helps George plant corn and seed. E P Thurston and wife visit Russell Coates and family at Granada. Range pasture is good and fat stock expected for fall. A steady water supply continues. The finder of gray half wool blankets at Lamar is asked to leave them at the Register office. A L Beaver welcomes a new son as McKinley’s first administration year is invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Perdue
Chivington
George
P. Thurston
Russell Coates
Granada
Lamar
J. O
A. L. Beaver
Lon
McKinley
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I. S. Bryant
Ss. Hasty
Goodale
Colorado
Lavan, Coronado
Goodale Building
J. K. Doughty
Laman
Coronano
Mary E. Coodale
Gendals
John Maurer
Steve Wood
WM. F. Gross
Prop
Blodgett Bidg
Colo
Conwell Bid
East Main Street
Local Directory
B. R. Witlowes
Higbee
Steward
S. McCluog
F. J. Hob
C.G. Laneh
W. S Stewart Johns
G. A. J. Hottel
C.M. Lae, R. K
Tae Lawas Piax
Hero House
ALP
A. M—tinaxapa Lopor No
W. Rostyeux
W. M. C. L. McPrexson
Gaaxana Lopor No. TS
W. A. Mena N.G. Wa. McKeware
Seu'y
Raxbry
M. KE. Creaca
Laxwan
Vallnr Soxp
EB. Chareh
Lucy M. Nowers
Dona Nelson
A. T
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Lamar, Colorado
Daily
West Bourn
Chicago
Denver
W. E. Cann
John Vedder
Bans A & Co
Washington, D. C
Creat Bend
R. W. Brooks
H. O.hamnlinn
Frank Froman
W. H. Watkins
Kentucky
Pleasant Valley
Williny
May Valley
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