Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Miss Doodle Dodge spent Sunday in
ClafiR.
Bob Bailey was home from Ok,
Monday.
| j. 81. Brock, of Olmitz, was in town
Tuesday.
+; Jno. Hermess was up from Elm
!; wood, Saturday.
J Mrs. Jesse Chappell has returned
from Pueblo, Col.
Thos. Dent commenced cutting
wheat Wednesday.
Miss Dorinda Ewalt spent Sunday
last in the country.
Mrs. S. B. Chappen returned from
Dodge City, Tuesday.
Mark 81. Pinney proved up before
Judge Ogle, Monday.
John Reinecke, from the west side,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Tam Gould was visiting her
sister near Clafin this week.
Mr.. Giles, of Clarence, was hauling
old wheat to market. Saturday.
w. e. Brands was laid up with a
hemorrhage few days last week.
DIR. A. III. Harris, of Ellinwood,
was in the county seat, Tuesday.
J. G. Scott and Elder Wickham
were down from Clafin, Tuesday.
Miss Clara Negbaur is home from
Wichita on visit to her parents.
c. L. Jones says there was no rain
on the Cheyenne bottoms, Saturday.
Prof. w. E. Looney was in the city
last week, from Homestead township.
Chan Townsley is home on a vaca-
ton from Washburn College, Topeka.
VIM. Porter, of Albion, was making
final proof before Judge Ogle, Tues
day.
E. l.. Hotchkiss, wife and little
daughter, were up from Ellinwood,
Friday.
III. began, of the Hoisington New
York Store, was caller Monday
evening.
W. r. Hoole, we'll known by
Barton county people, has returned to
st. John.
Ed Ewalt, near the Armstrong
school house, commenced harvesting
Wednesday.
Mr., CULLEN, father of J. D. CULLEN
of the Ellinwood advocate, Was in the
city Saturday.
c. A. Patterson came down from
Pueblo, Saturday morning, returning
the first of the week.
Miss Mamie Marx, sister of Mrs.
II. Caro- and Ed. S. Marx, is visiting
them, from St. Louis.
Jim Baxter, who used to be here
with The. Dahm, is on the police force
at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
After the splendid RAIN of Saturday
afternoon it is needless to state that
Dave Gray was in town that day.
Miss Cone, of Iowa, a sister of Mart
and w. P. Cone, arrived last week
to attend the sick bed of Mrs. Cone.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds and
daughter, Miss Alice, are visiting in
the east, and Tom keeps bachelors
hall.
w. r. Bunting has been sick for
some days. Ira Brougher was acting
as Clerk of the Court, in Mr.. Bunting 's
place. sa
August Voigt was caller on the
DEMoCAAT,glast week. He is very
enthusiastic over the Barton county
crops.
Chas. Wickwire has gone on visit
to the east Gen. :, Chapman is
acting as cashier at the First National
until his return.
John Foster, one of the early set
tiers of this vicinity, but now at
Lindon, this state, has been in the
city several days.
Mrs. H. P. Parks, daughter of
John O'Brien, came home from
California, Saturday. Her child has
been very i'll there for some time.
w. E. Winget, brother of Charlie,
at Albert, arrived recently from
Nebraska, and will remain here some
time. He has property in Barton.
Millard, Charles and Miss Ella
Semple returned, the first of the week,
from Great Bend where they haye
been attending the Central Normal
College. Crosse Democrat.
Mrs. A. l.. Miller, and Mrs. W. E.
Stoke and children, left Monday
morning on a visit to friends and
relatives in Indiana. They will stop
on their return and visit few weeks