Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-12-26

PERSONAL.
Ed L. Teed>is home to srend the
holidays.
Miss Josie Coldwater visited Lyons,
last week.
Will Maher spent Christmas in
Great Bend.
Phil Leroy, of Clarence, vas IN the
city Saturday. ..i.
Sid Grain was laying in Christmas
supplies. Monday .;..,-f.
The father of the snake Editor got
q jag on, Christmas.
Justice Calvin Reeder was q caller
on the editor Saturday.
Travis Rhodes is helping Hooper
during the holiday rush.
Miss Marie Wallace is visiting
relatives in Kansas City.
Leo Chapman spent the holidays
with his folks in Larned.
VIM Elchmeire is added to the grow.
ing DEMOCRAT list tins week.
L. Baldwin is in Pennsylvania te
attend the funeral OF his father.
Smed Wilkinson was down. from the
north to take in the holiday fun.
w. B. King, Of Great Bend, attend
ed the Hoisington Masonic banquet.
A brother of Parker Corbin has
been visiting him, from Carthage,
Ills.
J. v. Brintaaaa;, Of the@ Walnut
Creek Mills, visited St. John last
week. Z
Mrs. Jessie Patterson is home from
Pueblo to spend the holidays with her
parents. +"
Frank Byram was down from Paw
nee Rock, Friday, laying in holiday
supplies.
Thos. Deighton called this week
and renewed on the official paper Of
the county.
T. 9. Tufaey has moved to Great
Bend and is keeping house in the
third ward.
When it comes to holiday raffles,
Will Carney appears to have lost his
rabbits foot.
Harry BROKER is up from Hutch
inson to spend the holidays with his
brothers and
Charlie Bosworth returned last week
from Topeka, where he was attending
Washburn college.
Marsh Meeker and daughter
Minnie, were laying in Christmas
supplies, Saturday.
A. Fl. Baker, the Hoisington real es.
tate man, is spending the holidays in
Missouri with his children.
It is rumored that DR. Scott, the
Seward postmaster, has been request
ed to send in his resignation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Moses have
adopted an infant son, the child Of
John Roberts, south of the river.
The familiar face of A. e. Schermer
horn is to be seen on the streets Of
Great Bend during holiday week.
M. N. Jones wife and son, came
over from Abilene last Friday to spend
the holidays with relatives in this city
Mr.. Halliday must have "hoodood'
Mr.. Prentiss to get from him the ticket
that drew the capital prize ut Harper's
A. Nc Taggart, the popular teacher
of the Hoisington schools, is spending
the holidays at home south of the river
The friends of Rev. Ayars and
wife treated them to q surprise
donation party last Wednesday even
ing.
Miss r. T. Smith, of the city high
schools, and Mrs. L. r. Nimocks, arr
spending the holidays is eastern
Kanas.
Chas. Brinkman and Fred Difen-
bacher, who are attending Washburn
college at Topeka, are home for thu
holidays.
Morgan Caraway attended meet
ing of the Board of Regents of the
Manhattan Industrial College, Tues
day of last week.
Prof. Keece' of the city schools, and
Prof's Stryker and Hempy of the
College, are attending the State teach
ers' association at Topeka, this week
Tom Leftwich, Bert Porter, Henry
Born, G. E. Parsons, E. G. Wick
wire and A. S. L'Hommedieu were
Larned gentlemen in attendance q
the grand masque ball.
We Are Not
In the loan business, but we can make