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Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1894

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Secret fraternal lodges meet weekly across groups

Notices list meeting times for numerous orders including C C F Lamar Lopas No 80 and Lamar Loner No 9 with details on Tuesday or Saturday sessions. Woodmen of the World Lamnar Camp No 3, G A R Carsey Post No 30, Women’s Relief Corps, Lamantra Department and A A members invite visiting brothers and comrades to attend at specified hours and halls.

Lamar Lopas No P.m Order C. M. Les B. Teaxien

Granada Societies Gather Monthly Masonic Meetings Tonight

Granada Lodge No. 72 meets on or before each full moon and two weeks after. Granada Lodge No. 78 meets every Saturday night. Proctor Post No. 7 of the G A R meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at the Masonic Hall. All comrades invited to attend.

Granada Societies ALF A. M Granana Lopar D. W. Renixson L. McPhersos F.—Granana Lopar Frank Munsena N.G

Church Notices From M. E. Cwenen and Granada Sunday School

Church services at Lamwan held each Sunday with preaching at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Rev J D Deoxe is pastor. Crreren at Lawar holds services every Sunday at 9:30 a.m with social gathering and Bible reading at 10:45 a.m. May Valley School House hosts May Vanier Sewpar school at 3 p.m. Granada Sunday School meets at the M E Church each Sunday at 2:30 p.m. All are invited.

M. E. Cwenen Lamwan J. D. Deoxe Crertran Crreren Lawar

Fifth Meeting of Woman's Republican League Held

The fifth meeting of the Woman's Republican League was held at the Relief Corps room on September 22. The program included readings from The Home and the Flag and talks on sample ballots and political papers. Meeting adjourned to October 13 at 3 p.m. All McKinley club members numbered 115 urged to attend.

Woman's Republican League Relief Corps Room Emma Underwood Eva Lee Nettie Henkins McKinley Club

May Valley School House Sermon and Political Meeting

Rev J W Watson preached at the school house next Sunday night. The week’s frost wilted vines but did not harm alfalfa. A political meeting drew a large crowd with W R Abbott delivering a long wild speech. Judge L F Blodgett criticized partisanship and ended with two chestnut tainted anecdotes before adjournment.

J. W. Watson W. R. Abbott Kiowa County L. F. Blodgett

Horse Creek Happenings and Local Moves

Oscar Vincent heads the rounding up as Dick Millingar works for the Santa Fe. Miss Carrie Vincent attends school in Coolidge while Mike Conley contemplates moving to Holly for winter. Geo. French prepares for winter with his sheep on Horse Creek as Ira Fish and S. N. Canfield accompany him to Arapahoe county. The Meeker Herald urges reform and takes a partisan editorial stance favoring good government over Waiteism, endorsing McIntire and a Republican framework against populist policy.

Mike Conley Horse Creek Geo. French Ira Fish S. N. Canfield Arapahoe County Meeker Herald Republican State Ticket Colorado Waite McIntire Herald C. S. Thomas Casimero Barela Markham Grant

Teams Train in Arkansas Valley Amid Local Work

Several squads head toward the Arkansas valley as Oliver Royal and Sherman Robison shine at Holly. William Reynolds handles carpenter tasks for W. E. Vincent while Mr. Winship speeds with plastering work.

Oliver Royal Sherman Robison Holly Wm. Reynolds W. E. Vincent Mr. Winship

Colorado constitutional amendments cost and party rule notes

The record notes that from 1880 to 1892 Colorado published amendments at a total cost of 18000 dollars during republican rule. It contrasts with two years of populist supremacy when expenditures reached 40000 dollars, labeled as pop economy.

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