Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-06-27


VS.. Musil was up from Ellinwood,
Saturday.
j. D. Wiener was up from Hutch
inson, Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Keenan, returned from
the east last week.
Chas. iced, q brother of E. l..
is in town this week
Fred Sickle, of Ellinwood, was in
the city Wednesday.
III. M. Kline is visiting in the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. L. B. Coss was caller at the
DEMOCRAT Office, Friday.
M. M. Eppstein has been under
the weather for some days.
Mrs. M. E. Lease will crate in
Stafford county on the 4th.
G. A. Swartz is trying his muscle in
the harvest fields this week.
Senator Typer was over to witness
the ball game last Thursday.
The family of D. N. Heller will go
to the mountains next week.
j. D. Chadd, from near Seward,
called on the printers, last week.
Thos Adair was circulating in town,
Saturday, getting ready for harvest.
Ed Noelche appears to be fixture
at the Farmers & Merchants Bank.
Monday evening Miss Lima Reece
gave party to her little girl friends.
{ Rev. VIM. Murphy left Wednesday
on a visit to his daughter in WaKee-
ney.
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds, and daughter.
Miss Alice, returned from the east,
Sunday.
Charlie Dodge's little boy has
about recovered from his throat
trouble.
Will Evans will probably be home
the last of this week to visit with his
parents.
Ed Hubbard is opening a jewelers.
repairing department at Hooper's
drug store.
J. j. Richcreek and w. G. Brands
are trying their sand this week in the
harvest field.
A social party was given a few
friends at the home Of Ct. III. Flanley
Monday evening.
M. N. Jones, the stenographer,
came home from Abilene to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laferty and Mrs.
E. r. Moses attended the Chetauqua
at Ottawa last week.
B. I. Gill was in town Saturday,
said he had 100 acres of wheat cut
and in stack the last of the week.
w. III. Bonner and Jake Corbin
have returned from Hutchinson.
They all come back to Barton.
Nick Bakehouse, of Kiowa, was up
looking after his Clarence township
property, the first of the week.
w. c. Farley and family, and Al.
Wilson and daughter we're over from
Hoisington, Tuesday of this week.
A. L. Miller commences handsome
residence for Mrs. Livingston, in the
north part Of the county, this week.
Mrs. E. M. Smith and daughter, OF
Marshaltown, Iowa, are here on a
visit to the family of Geo. T. Craig.
VIM. Rearick and wife were down
from the north part of the county,
Saturday laying in harvesting supplies.
Charlie Bishop drank five glasses OF
soda water and several milk shakes,
after the fire Sunday, to cool his brain.
Henry Giddings returned last Fri
day evening from Mcpherson, where
he attended very interesting Y. M.
G. A. meeting.
Ira III. Clark and a number of other
Hoisington men of good form and
figure, were over last Thursday to
witness the ball game.
Henry Witte and w. j. Fee were
callers at the DEMOCRAT office Friday.
They were getting ready for rushing
work in the harvest field.
Mrs. DIR. Hess and her daughter,
Mrs. E. G. Emley, left Wednesday on
an overland trip to visit friends in
Rice and Russell counties.
Will Mullay went to Great Bend
last Friday, where he has secured q
position as clerk in VIM. Friends
store.-Rush Center Gazette.
Frank Allen, of Hufville, and G..
Gray Miller. of Topeka, are in the city
this week, canvassing for the Gaskell
Literary Club, of Chicago.