Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-04-04

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A. Ward, librarian. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Treasurer Krause visited Film
wood, Monday.
Cal Dawson has been on the sick
list this week.
A. s. Houck was over from Hois-
ington. Monday,
DR.. v. M. Chester was up from
Nickerson last week.
w. w. Hickman was in the city
Monday, on business.
w. 81. Bonner and family have
removed to Hutchinson.
Pete Klmpler, Jr., was in the city
from Ellinwood, Friday.
Frank Willard was down to see the
fun on city election day.
Mrs. 8. j. Saul, of the south side,
called Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. B. Chapel is in Kansas
City visiting with friends.
John w. Feaster was in the city
again on business, Saturday.
j. r. Underwood drove down from
north Homestead, Saturday.
Bob Heller has 60 far recovered as
to be about his business again.
Henry Uden drove down from Od;n,
Saturday, to the county capital.
j. II. Bement was up to the county
seat, Friday, from Pawnee Rock.
Frank Willard of Wheatland town.
ship, was in the city Thursday last.
Commissioner Schwier says wheat
in his neighborhood is growing finely.
Tom Mallory was among the Hois-
ington visitors to the city, Saturday.
Two of the older sons of F. M. Rus.
sell came in from Colorodo, last week.
Henry Boyle, of Albion, was well
come caller on the printer, Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Chapel left to i in her
husband in Pueblo, Saturday evening
last.
Jake Trester is happy because of
the return of his wife from her eastern
visit.
VIM. Gagleman shook hands with
Great Bend friends, the last of the
week.
Mrs. Judge Clayton and Mrs. Han.
mum have been quite IL for several
weeks.
Squire w. P. Bruce was going
with the crowd on the streets, Satur.
day last.
A nephew of. A. e. and Oscar Fair
has been visiting them, from Penn
sylvania.
Jacob Giel and J. s. Winget, from
the northwest, were on the streets,
Tuesday.
G. w. ricketts,, of Eureka township,
was a caller at this Office the last of
the week.
Will F. WEIGH, former employee
of this Office, returned from Iowa,
last week.
Miss Stewart, one of our city teach
ers, visited the Dodge City schools,
!ast Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Valken>
burgh had a son born unto them on
the first inst.
w. r. Nelson, frem near Pawnee
Rock, was shopping in the city the
last of the week.
r. B. Briggs, of booming Buffalo,
was talking Farmers Alliance, on the
street Saturday.
C.|C. Reeder and y. j. Baldwin
we're down from the northwest the
first Of the week.
Joe Meeker and p. III. Murphy and
daughter, were reading the city signs,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Steckel and son Fred, of Ellin.
wood, were visiting and shopping in
Great Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. May McGinnis, nee Jones, is
visiting parents IN this city. Her
home is now in Atchison.
Miss Smith, sister of Mrs. G.. II.
Young, arrived Friday evening last
from Brandon. Vermont.
DR.. Kleuber, wife and daughter,
were visiting in the city the first of
the week, from Ellinwood.
Miss Tam Gould returned Thurs.
day from visit of several months to
Chicago and other points east.
Sid Crane was in, Saturday, pur.
chasing firearms and ammunition for
the purpose Of goose slaughter.
G. L. Brinkman, who came up TO
attend the funeral of Geo. Ashton,
returned home to Kansas City, Mon
day.
F. I. Sallader, late of Marshall,
Mo-. is the new manager at the Nor
rison. G. D. Pinckney goes to Nc
Pherson.
Ernest Bollinger, with Bollinger,
Theis & Co., stock commission firm
of Kansas City, is home for visit of
a few weeks.
DR.. Meagan, of Pawnee Rock, was
| a caller at this office Monday He