Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-08-08

oOAl Oi1Odo VII uCOOdy 1dot, cAIIu,
judging from the usual experience of
circus goers, and the Specification of
the name it is reasonable to suppose
that they were all badly ''sold.'
Pawnee Rock.
From the Leader.
Pawnee Rock wants city marshal.
Won't someone apply.
John Lindas visited Great Bend
early Monday morning.
C. A. Vosburg received his commits
sion as post master this week.
Lawyer Bement attended justice
court N Great Bend on Thursday.
Mrs Bird, of Clarence township, had
her stable badly used up last Friday by
the storm.
Mrs. Chas. Gano, Mrs. L. K. Bene-
iel, Misses Pet and Grace Gano went
to Great Bend on Wednesday,
w. r. Bunting drove out to f. T.
Belts to inspect the grainery and as
sess the damage done by the storm
last Friday a week.
Mrs. Jacob Kemmerling is still very
poorly. Her daughter, Mrs. Jude
Goodale has been with her most of the
tine through her sickness.
Tram No. 6 last Saturday morning
made some good time. She made the
.,f hot
and Great Bend in fourteen minutes.
MARRIED. AT the home of the brides
parents on Friday Aug. 2, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, Mr.. Peter Unruh to Miss Sarah
Base. We join the host in congratu-
lations.
Amos Huls was made twice glad
yesterday, having been presented with
brand new boy and also received
notice that Uncle Sam had granted
him pension.
Nat Smith, of Larned, and so we'll
known in Pawnee Rock, leaves for
town in Missouri on Monday. He has
accepted fine position there and will
make it his future home.
MARRIED Larned, on Sunday.
July %, 's9 by Rev. Louther, Mr.
Verge Wynkopp to Miss Lidia Gates.
The Leader extends congratulations,
and our devil says he likes cake.
w. P. Bruce had 40 ricks of wheat
overturned for him by the storm last
Friday. Mr.. Kincade, who lives near
Mr.. B., had his grainery badly dam
aged. Chas. Archer, of same neigh
borhood had a grainery and wind mill
to blow down for him.
Mrs. Van HON, of south side,
mother of A. R., pieced and quilted
quilt for each of her grand daughters,
one for her daughter-in-law and is
working on another one all this sum-
mer. For an old lady 36 years old the
above is something wonderful.
Joel Miller severes his connection
with Pawnee Rock post Office today.
Pawnee Rock township herewith ten
der their hearty thanks to Brother
Miller for his and his sons efficient
services in said Office. We still retain
Josh in our town. We hope that his
father will always retain warm spot
in his heart for Pawnee Rock. even
though he does live in another county.
The DIS own scheme was on foot
i'll Great Bend a few days ago. a
party from the east, we disremember
his name, representing a company in
the interests of banks, merchants, COR
poTations, etc, tried to get access to
the records of Clerk Bunting and Reg
lister Strothman, for the purpose of
showing the indebtedness of our farm
ers and business men in general. In
doing this they claimed to show up the
standing of every man in the county
Strpthman and Bunting refused, and
rightly too, to let them have access to
the books. We heartily commend the
BOYS in their action. 1t is, in our esti-
nation, well enough and right for any
ont eastern firm, or home either, to
hare access to the records to find out
the standing of men. But where it is
dope by firm for the purpose of max