Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-06-21


District court adjourned Saturday.
Hoisington's new paper will be THE
Mascot.
Notice the change in the Santa Fe
time table.
Who are you betting the reps. will
nominate
Wanted-a good soaking rain
after harvest.
Don. Dodge is the father of a
twelve pound boy.
E. G. Davis, of South Bend was in
Satu rday on business.
Mrs. Elrick Cole has returned from
her visit to Wisconsin.
Shall we or shall we not celebrate ?
don't all speak at once.
How many fish did you get yester-
day when out fish hunting?
Seersuckers and soda water go we'll
together such day as this.
County Commissioner Langteld was
in the city Saturday on business.
Morgan Caraway has moved out of
the First National Bank building.
L. F. Viewer will occupy the DR..
Hess residence on west Forest avenue.
Watermelons, green corn, cucum-
bers and collie will soon hold the
boards.
II. g. Johns, an attorney of Larned,
was in attendance at the district court
yesterday.
j. P. johnson, of johnson Bros,
liverymen of Hoisington, was in the
city Friday.
Jake Dallmaire, of Logan, was in
the city to-day marketing some very
good old wheat.
T. T. Lyons says they need rain
badly in his neighborhood, to help the
corn and millet.
DR.. A. H. Connect has moved his
Office into the First National bank
Oul1ulnS, up StaliS.
The Walnut Greek Milling Com
pany have put fire proof roof Oh
| their engine house.
Frank Eddingford, of Buffalo town
| ship, is hauling in his old wheat tt
make room for the new.
The hot spell seems to make young
America restless. There are all sorts
of ''divilment" in the air.
Mrs. G. o. PECAN, of La Junta
Colorado. is here visiting the families
of Sam and Robert Gwinn.
Mrs. J. Spencer will visit relatives
near Chicago, while Mr.. S. will return
when the convention is over.
The price of lemons are on thu
usual June rise, which generally keeI
up until the middle of July.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will furnish ice cream anc
lemonade on the grounds July 4th.
Attend the normal institute and see
how hard our teachers are working tt
perfect themselves in their profession
John Taylor, from west of the city
is having his old wheat hauled t.
market, and gets a good price for it
| In Wyandotte, ripe peaches are
selling for ten cents dozen. Il
Great Bend they cost a nickle smell
| Spencer q Spencer have securet
the contract for erecting the new res
idence of g. F. Culver, ON Fores
avenue.
! The machinery for the Foundry ant
| Machine Shop has arrived and TIT
| work of putting it in place has COM
menced.
| A marriage license was Thursda,
granted to VIM. III. Landreth ant
:. Nettie NJ. Williams. of Alliance, b,
Judge Ogle.
! There is not man in Barton coun
ty who will not acknowledge that will
good judgment and hard work farm
ing can be made to pay here.
Judge Ogle has gone to Chicago t
attend the convention. In his alb
sence Jesse Chapel will issue marri
age licenses and transact other bust
ness about the office.
l j. B. Mullay, now of the Nashville
< Kingman county Ne,cs, but tormerl
of the Walnut City Ne,Cs, stoppe
over in the city Sunday on his wa
home from up the branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Galley arrive
, Sunday and are at present stopping a
the Morrison. The young couple ar
receiving the hearty congratulation
of large circle of friends.