Lamar Highlights and Local Notes From Colorado Frontier
Miss May Regan of Cherokee Kansas visits Lamar for a month while other residents and visitors attend dances, beet dumps, and town events. Notables include J H Jay’s death, Mary Briens resignation, Gus Suns Minstrels, and the Baptist pastor’s departure. street congestion on Main Street prompts calls for better parking and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Regan
Cherokee
Kansas
Beesie Doughty
Miss Regan
Curry
Lamar Telephone Exchange Opens With Enhanced Service
Lamar unveils a new telephone exchange operating from 7 am to 9 pm with fifty phones connected. Miss Amy Mourning leads the central office, and customers are urged to read the new phone card instructions to avoid mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Church Services and Evangelistic Meetings Announced
Curren or Christ church advertises Sunday morning preaching on Halting Between Two Opinions and Y P S C E at 7 with God Leading In Our Lives. evangelistic services at 7 30 p m on Called to Preach led by Miss Baxter. M E Curren lists sermons on Job Blameless but Misjudged Man and Our Many Excuses with hymn numbers. First Presbyterian Capurcu notes 11 a m and 7 30 p m services by Rev J C Garver with mid week prayer Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icy Williams
Carlton
Jeffers
Granada
Riverside
Lamar
Curren
Christ
Y. P.S
M. E. Cuuren
Job
J.T. Knuckey
First Presbyterian Capurcu
J. C. Garver
Empire Valley Literary Society Formed At May School
The May school house hosts a newly organized Empire Valley Literary society with members from nearby districts. The group covers May Valley Clover Meadow Markham ranch reservoirs and adjacent areas and will meet next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Valley Literary Society
Register
Markham Ranch
C. H. McVey
Real Estate Transfers in County Clerk Files This Week
The county clerk records list multiple transfers from Oct. 23 to Oct. 28 including warranties and quit claims. Transfers feature Helen S. Parks to O F Leonard, C M Lee to W M McClure, G F Machen to M E Spafford, E E Butler to J G Bradley, A W Kenney to O L Dunn, Allen Thompson to C N Young, C N Young to Ford F Harvey, S J Gilmore to L G Stubbs, Edith I Bent to L G, Amity Land Co to The A V S B I La Co, with varying considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen S. Parks
O. F. Leonard
Allen Thompson
C. N. Young
S. J. Gilmore
L. G. Stubbs
Edith I. Bent
Amity Land Co
Amity Company
Prowers County
Winter wardrobe and health goods advertised in local stores
Butler's offers chairs and hats for election day, Johnston's hosts fur lined ulsters and W. L. Douglas shoes, Chicago hat shipment to Mrs. Swiggett, Marker's Lumber yard and local grocer ads, Ballard's Snow Liniment and Chamberlain's tablets promoted by I H Myers, 2 year old ewes for sale, lost pin reward, and a seven room rental notice. The page touts health remedies, fur hats, and household goods with prices and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler's
Mrs
Ballard
I. H. Myers
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Credited With Saving Boy
A. M. Hoppe of Ria Creek Wisconsin says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his one year old son from a croup attack this winter. He reports the child began improving after taking the medicine and soon recovered. Drugstore listing: I H Myers, druggist. For sale items include 500 ewes and 400 lambs offered by T E Hunnicurr Lamar Cole. Shropshire rams offered by P H Sweetman Las Animas. Ranch near Las Animas on Adobe creek. W H Cox pricing visit. Water right in Fort Lyon Canal offered by B Thomas. Dr A W Seabury offices in Irwin building East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. M. Hoppe
Ria Creek
Wis
I. H. Myers
Shropshire Rams
P.H. Sweetman
Las Animas
Adobe Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Lamar Register
DovGiryr City Editor
Prowers County Abstract CO
Demar
Orado
L. Wirt Markham
Democratic Board of Commissioners
J. F. Mendenhall
Opera House
J. G. Jeffers
W. W. Jones
George Washington
U. S. Land Office
Las Animas County
Granby Hillyer
Graham
Phebe Puntenney
Land Office
Chris Classen
Holly
Denver
Dan Keesee
Ira Hartzell
F. C. Oxman
Ed. Silver
E. B. Summers
American Herron Company
Milwaukee
John McKinley
Conwell
Thirnow
J. H. Jay
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Colorado
Edward G. Walker
J. W. Glenn
Second Street
Mr. Glenn
Colorado City
Lynch
Amity
E. C. Mitchell
Cooper
Mitchell
Iowa
West Road
Mary Briens
the Hill
Welpton
Gus Sun
L. F. Boggs
Eubanks
Fowler
Colo
J. H. Jones
Leroy B. Cartter
T. Frank Dean
Bent County
Geo. Arnold
Missouri
Sheriff Tate
Perry Martin
Rocky Ford
Tate
Church Services
Cray T. Runyon
Empire Valley
Fort Lyon
May School
Bert Woolen
E. P. Thurston
Indiana
Ab. Pead
C. M. Lee
W. M. McClure
G. F. Machen
M. E. Spafford
E. E. Butler
J. G. Bradley
Lote
A. W. Kenney
O. L. Dunn
Ford F. Harvey
the Boulevard
Xact
E.e.pike
Jen
Kansas City
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Kibo Patent
Chicago
McLeans
Johnson
A. E. Crawro
Johnstons
W. H. Cox
J. H. Myers
Johnston
Johnston’s
McLean Bros
River
W. L. Douglas
Sweet Orr & Co
Marker
I. H. Meyers
Tabler
J. A. Downing
E. Stewart
S.m.irwin
Pinkerton
Scotland Yard
West Side Main Street
New York
Union Hotel
T. E. Hunnicurr
Cole
Fort Lyon Canal
B. Thomas
A. W. Seabury
Irwin Building
East Main Street
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