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

Mrs. Henry Moss is visiting in
Ohio.
B. /. Dawson has joined the happy
DEMOCRAT throng.
Mrs. DR.. Shaw and daughter are
visiting in the east.
Mrs. L. G. Elston and Miss Bridges
are visiting in Mo.
Mrs. c. L. Moses and daughter are
visiting in Illinois.
G. G. Wolfe now offices with
Caraway & Prentiss.
81 e. Brining, of near Albert,
called on us Tuesday.
Mrs. w. P. Cone is not improving
any in health these days:
A. McTaggart, South Bend, has
been laid up few days.
E. l.. Hotchkiss, of Ellinwood,
was caller, Saturday last.
o. V. Dodge made trip to Ne
braska the first OF the week.
Chas. Rozell, of Hutchinson, was in
Great Bend on Decoration Day.
j. D. CULLEN, of the Ellinwotd
advocate, was caller Saturday.
Oscar Racy, of Fairview, was ON
the streets Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Allie Bearden who taught in
the city schools, has gone to Iowa.
Jake Trester drove down from
Eureka through the rain of Saturday.
Smed Wilkison was down from the
north wheat lands Saturday evening.
John w. Brown was down from
Fairview Saturday, returning Tues.
day.
Miss Elite Benford, of st. John,
visited friends in Great Bend, last
week.
j. w. Feaster was in the city last
Thursday. He says his stock is doing
we'll.
Attend the commencement exercises
at the college this and tomorrow
evening.
Capt. John F. Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Moses went east Sunday
evening.
Charlie Winget and Tom Wilkinson
were in the city Tuesday, from near
Albert.
SamI Maher held court for Judge
Grinstead at Scott City. Monday of
this week.
j. G. Weathers, of the south side,
has a child who is very sick with liver
complaint.
F. M. Looney and Pete Dahm, of
Dundee, were on the streets of Great
Bend Saturday.
Ed f. Winterburg took a trip down
south into Tennessee last week, re-
turning Saturday.
Prof. James B;ckerdyke took in
the public school commencement
exercises last week.
Captain Gray and Frank Willard
and wife we're in town from Wheat
land township Saturday.
Col. Lowe, of Topeka, the American
Courcing Club man, was in the city
the latter part of last week.
Prof. Wright of the G. N. c.,
visited his old home at Fort Scott,
returning Tuesday morning.
D. III. Halliday was out on his
farm Sunday, and brought in samples
of his wheat as plump as partridge.
VIM. Schopper, of the G. K. & w..
and Laura Cammack, of Great Bend.
were married at Larned on May 23d.
w. L. and j. w. Hickman and A.
M. Shook, of Stafford, were callers at
the DEMOCRAT Office, Decoration Day.
Col. w. E. Huffman and son,
Henry, were in Great Bend Saturday,
making the DEMOCRAT an appreciated
call.
j. G. Evans returned from Okla
homa, Saturday. His little daughter,
Annie, has gone to Kansas City on a
visit.
John Blackwell is a candidate fol
councilman to fill a vacancy, in St.
John. He will make good council
man.
G. A. Willms and E. L Smith, as
sistant cashier of the Citizens Bank OF
Ellinwood, we're callers on the DEMO.
GRAFT Wednesday.
j. w. McMican received the sad
intelligence, this week, that his aged
father was buried at Marion, KY, on
Friday, May 31st.
Miss Mamie Britt left Saturday to
attend the summer term OF the Central
Normal College at Great Bend
Rush Center GazeHe.
A. U. r. Livesay completed the term
of college just closed, and has gone
out on the farm Gin Fairview) to
tougher up and prepare for harvest.
Now is Your Time.
For the next thirty days, we will
ell T0ek ho1o~ &c ~.