Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs. Ella Kaudebusb makes visit
to Wichita. this week.
J. A. Bland and family have moved
to town, into the Seldom property.
Al. Harper and M. s. Mcintosh
drove up from st. John last week.
Mrs. w. 81. Brown joined her
husband at Ossawattomie, last week.
Walter and Miss Maude Bonewitz
came in from Villas, Colorado, Sunday.
| D. s. Newton returned last week
from his eastern trip, having had a
pleasant visit.
G. p. Townsley and brother, DR..
Townsley, returned from Oklahoma
Tuesday night.
Andrew Cell called Monday and
got his name on our list for the county
paper one year.
Will Kelley has had water works
put in at his residence, in the south
part of the city.
Mr.. Salladay, at the Morrison, took
in the old soldiers reunion at Arkan-
sas City, last week.
Mrs. E. w. Moses and Mrs. G. E.
Castle returned from their eastern
visit, last Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Marsteller, of Lincoln,
Neb., a sister Of Mrs. G. L. Dawson,
is in the city on a visit.
Fred Walker was in Ellinwood last
week in the interests of the Kansas
Mutual Insurance company.
Rev. T. III. Ayars will make a trip
down in Texas the last of this week,
to be gone week or ten days.
Geo. A. Hill and wife have gone to
Nebraska, where Mr.. Hill is employed
in hardware establishment.
j. w. Brown, editor of the Ness
City Sentinel, accompanied by his wife,
were in the city Saturday night.
Louis Zutavern has tropsed off
again on trip to the east. Keep
dark; something is going to happen.
Andrew Langham returned from
Milwaukee, Tuesday night. He re.
ports boss time and plenty of beer.
Walter Inman. representing the
Kansas City Eueni'g Ne,Us, was rustl.
ing subscribers in the city last week.
The Russell Bros, formerly Barton
county boys, are making a good paper
of the Baca County (Col.) Republican.
A. L. Miller is up in the north west
part of the county this week, remodel.
ing the residence of Mrs. Livingston.
Mrs. Feldkamp and daughter,
mother and sister of Heiko Feldkamp,
came in from the east last week on
visit.
P. H. Livesay, of Grant township,
called and renewed on the DEMOCRAT
last Friday. He says Grant is all
right.
j. A. Brady, and Hartz and Milt
McGrevey, Dundee boys, are attend.
ing the Central Normal College at
this place.
Grant Fordyce has gone to his old
home in Iowa on short visit. Bert
Dawson will assist Mr.. Keeney during
Grants absence.
j. G. Fisher and II. r. Steinmetz.
two large stock men and solid democrats
of Trego county, stopped off in the
Bend Saturday to buy feed for their
stock up in that country.
It's rather doubtful how many Great
Bend gentlemen have sent their wives
away this summer for their health
the health of the gentlemen.
City Attorney Sturgis was unex-
pectedly called to Pennsylvania, Sun
day night, by telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father,
The ladies who saw B. P. Crosse
CLOSE, on Tuesday evening. are of the
opinion that his name should be Kze;ne
clothes. Verstehen Sic NIGHT?
Earl Ford, of Kansas City, was in
town the first of the week. His mother
and sister returned to Kansas City
with him, to make that their future
home.
Fred Zutavern and Charlie Beye
and their ladies, together with Mrs:
Wondal and Miss Hoffman, of St.
Louis. spent Sunday in Rush county.
Mrs. WondaI and Miss Hoffman will
return home to st. Louis this week.
Geo. Moore and family returned
Thursday morning last from the Mil
waukee reunion. Geo. says he had