Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-19
PERSONAL

) nom sAfkon0aS.
i Parker Corbin visited his son, John
at Wichita last week.
j Miss Lottie Morgan has returned
from a lengthy visit to LACrosse.
j Salina Swift manipulated movables
in the DEMOCRAT Office this week.
j Charley BROKER Is up and around
again, though somewhat peaked"
Will Glenn and wife are down from
Ness COUNTRIES snend the holidays.
| Ernest Bolinger is with the st.
Louis Store until after the holidays.
j. B. Wallace :and Bob Merten, of
Clarence, were in the city Wednesday.
| Dell Decker, of the south side, was
doing business in the city Wednesday.
| DR.. Shaw reports Mrs. j. B. Roberts
and Herbert Swift as on the sick list.
County Clerk Jones. rite and sen
George, returned from Colorado last
week.
e. w. Weston, representing the
Wichita Beacon was caller, Wednes-
day.
81. NJ. Hutchins and NJ. Galloway.
of near Claf1in, have gone to CAL
ifornia.
John Lindas. of Pawnee Rock, was
doing business in the county seat last
Friday.
Mrs. Crume PECAN, of Pueblo, is
visiting with the family of her brother,
Sam Gwinn.
Mrs. Nina Galloway, of near
Claflin, was visiting in Great Bend
last week.
Mayor Wilson and Mr.. Laferty are
now snugly fixed in their new Office on
Main street.
A brother of John Roberts, who
lost his wife last Saturday, is here
from ILLINOIS,.
The members of Rev. Bosworth's
pastorate gave him a pound social,
Friday night. I'n
Mrs. w. j.. Hickman, of Stafford
county, is attending the Central
Normal college.
Miss Rebekah May, an attorney of
Topeka, is visiting with Mrs. White
more this week. II
G. F. Ash, of Kansas City was on
the streets in the interest of the Globe,
the first of the week.
Mayor Mat Dick and Fred .Steckel,
of Ellinwood, were doing business in
the city, last week.
Capt. J. B. Rowley, representing
the Kansas City Journal, was a caller
at this Office, SATURDAY..
T. @. Whitley, a prominent stock
man of Emporia, vas i'll .the city the
/ first of the week, on BUSINESS.
j. l.. Shore, Of Hutchinson, rep1e-
senting the Mutual Life, of N. Y, was
in the city few days last week.
Miss Katie Marley and Miss Jessie
Clement have been assisting c. "A.
Hooper during the holiday trade.
Fred Stauffer and Fred Delett re.
turned Wednesday from a hunt up in
Rush county. They bagged Al towels.
Ask Charlie Beye why he quit
smoking a pipe, and he will sing you
"Three Blind Mice" with all the latest
variations. u
A. MoTaggars and sister, Miss
Mary, of the Hoisington schools, were
in attendance on the teachers meeting
Saturday.
/. John Clifton, of Odin, this county,
called Wednesday and subscribed for
the Home and Form in connection
with this paper.
G. M. Mainland, John w. Nc.
Cauley, and A. s.. Houck were among
the Hoisington people doing business
in town Saturday.
c. A. voight, of near Ellinwood,
was in the city last Saturday. He is
thinking of starting a paper for the
farmers alliance, at Topeka.
w. A. Strong, who is attending
medical college at st. Louis, came
home this week, called here by the
death of his sister, Mrs. John Roberts.
Harry Johns, OF Great Bend, for
merly with j. A. Harris, is here run
ming the real estate Office for Mr.. Har-
ris during his absence in the east
Lacrosse Democrat.
w. w. Hickman, of near Seward,
was in the city Wednesday. Reports
health of people in his neighhordood
good, stock doing we'll, and wheat