Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-02-07
PERSONAL MENTION.
Valentines at. Harper's.

Will Miller will return to Denver
soon.
COUNCILMAN Caldwell is able to be
about again.
Little Eddie Chapman was quite
sick this week.
Frank Phillips was down from
Albion, Friday.
O. J. Baldwin was circulating on
the streets Saturday.
Ladies can find fashion deliniators
at Harper's book store.
Boston Wilson was up from Ellin-
wood the last of the week.
John Pritchard of the street car line,
was i'll the last few days.
A son of D. III. McCord, from Iowa,
is here visiting his parents.
V. S. Musil was to be seen On our
streets the first of the week.
Rev F:sE- Sheldon is inDodge
City this week, on business.
One of Fred Zutavern's children
has been quite sick this week.
Miss Diana Day was east over the
Santa Fe the first of the week.
Mrs. S. E. Woods has moved into
the Parlin residence, west side.
Chas. D. Montgomery is down from
the north regions, attending court.
A. McTaggert and Mr.. Hughes of
South Bend, were callers Saturday.
G. E. Sowel made trip to Topeka
last week, returning Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. j. Saul, from south of the
river, was welcome caller, Saturday.
Mrs. John Pasco, of Buffalo town.
ship, has been quite ill for some time
Fred Moore, of South Bend, attend
ed the farmers meeting, last Thurs
day.
Bert Dawson is still on duty as
night watch, subbing for F. B. Cald-
we'll.
Col. H. A. G.. Hartman was down
from Clafin Saturday on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. K. G.. Galley. of Hoisington,
visited friends in Great Bend, last
week.
Jacob ShiveIy now reads the Kan
SOS Farmer and Barton's official county
paper.
j. J. Chapel is out in Colorado on
scouting expedition and visiting rel
atives.
Harry Mann and wife, formerly Of
this city, will now make their home in
Chicago.
Surveyor B. Marley has moved his
family onto his farm in South Bend
township.
G.. A. Swartz, principal of the
Pawnee Rock schools, was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. Wagner, mother of Mrs. Clayt.
Moses, died at her home in Liberty,
Ills. last Friday.
Will Legg and family returned last
week from a visit so several months
back in old Missouri.
Miss Mary Rearick, teaching south
of Ellinwood, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Great Bend.
H. Gentle, formerly of Kansas
City, is now here partner with Mr..
Guthe in the baking business.
Aunt Annie Freeman has been
quite sick. She makes her home at
present with Mrs. j. B. Hannum.
Fred Siglinger, who is teaching in
the Riverside district, south of Paw.
nee Rock, was in the city Saturday.
J. A. Calhoun, prominent attor-
ney from Garden City, was in Great
Bend last week looking after some
court cases.
Oscar Racey called at the DEMO
Graf Office Saturday, with more money
than anybody-and the printer was
made happy.
L. B. Coss, w. P. Bruce, and
Frank Brock were among the good
people of Clarence to be seen on the
streets ground hog day.
j. B. Prose and M. L. Harrison,
two of our good teachers, were in
town Saturday talking ground hog
and other matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Jobson expect
to leave to-day for San Marsc.al, New
Mexico. We regret much to loose
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jobson as citizens.
w. P. Bruce, D. 6. Bird, Nike
Daley and Robert Merton were among
our solid rural roosters who came in
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