Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-08-22

D. 81. Halliday, the photographers,
wants you to remember that he is
doing outside work. such as photo
graphing buildings, residences
grounds, etc. Call and see his work.
A little son of Frank Kramer, of
this city, was experimenting with a
cup of gasoline and a match, one day
last week. He succeeded in burning
his legs pretty painfully though not
seriously.
Will A. Rush, who has not been to
is old home in Wisconsin for quite a
number of years, will take advantage
of the rates to Milwaukee. and visit
his relatives and friends. He goes
this week.
II. Wenke and son, Of Logan town.
ship, were in Great Bend Saturday
ON business. Mr.. w. says he will
have plenty Of corn, though some
corn in his vicinity has been hurt for
want of rain.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give social and enter
tainment at the church Friday even.
ing, Aug. %. Peaches, cream and
cake will be served. Everybody
cordially invited.
r. B. Briggs informs us that 7. j.
Mclean, state secretary of the Kan
sas State Farmers Alliance, will be
in Barton county shortly to deliver a
series of lectures. Due notice Of the
time will be given in the DEMOCRAT
Jacob Bland, of Great Bend, is in
the city rustling business for the Grea
Bend Marble Works. We suggest thai
he be given an order for huge stone
to be placed over the remains of onl
city on the south.-LaCrosse Chieftain
L. B. Hollingsworth, the butcher
returned Sunday night from visit
to his old home in Indiana. He says
he had more fun in the last few week.
than box of monkeys. He had MOI
seen his home folks for twenty years
When you want to find Cal Daw
son, with his complete stock Of -four
feed and seeds of all kinds, go due
west from the postofice to Buckland's
old stand, east of the school house, or
the corner. Cal wants to see all hi:
old friends.
The Business Mems Club could USE
some of their money to good advantage
by having the road just south of thu
river bridge made passable for loaded
wagons. Lots of wheat is coming il
over that road, and it ought to bt
fixed.
WHY Is IT that people linger along
always complaining about that contin
ual tired feeling? One bottle of Beggs
Blood Purifier and Blood Maker vii
entirely remove this feeling, give then
a good appetite and regulate digestion
SHAW & Co., Druggists
The Episcopal church has beer
made present of fifty hymnals and
fifty prayer books, by the bishop. Al
so church furniture by St. Mary
church. The furniture is in the hand.
Mrs. Moss to be turned over as soor
as the organization is completed.
Cards are out for the wedding O.
Gus. A. Minert, the popular young
railroad man of Ellinwood, to Mis-
Ray Hugo, at the home of her father
in New Harmony, Indiana, on Sep
TENDER 18th. They will be at home
in Ellinwood after September 9th.
c. Samuels returned Saturday nigh
from the east, where he has beer
purchasing goods for the Krouch
Samules & Weiner Mercantile Co
The New York store Of this city will
soon show the people what kind O
bargains Mr.. Samuels caught onto.
Mr.. P. Burkett and family, from
Knuckles county, Neb., have been OF
visit to j. r. Underwood and famil,
of north Homestead township, 70
some days. Mr.. Burkett says w
have fine country, though it is
little dryer than his part of Nebraska
An examination of teachers TO
state certificates, will be held in tn
high school buildings next week. Til
examination of teachers for the cit
schools. and of pupils for admission in
to the high school, will be held Sep
TENDER I'd and Sd, in the high schoo
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