Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-10-10
PERSONAL ARD soc1err NEWS.

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with sick spell
A. M. Button, of Clarence, was In
the city Wednesday.
Mayor Dick, of Ellinwo,d. was in
the city, Wednesday.
Mrs. Al. Whitcomb was visiting
in Lacrosse last week.
Rev. T. II. Ayars returned last
week from q trip south,
DIR. A. Y. Mccormick is visiting his
father in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. j. J. Winterburg is visiting in
Newton with relatives.
Ira III. Clark and wife were ever
from Holsington, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Stoke returned from
Kansas City, Saturday night.
Fred Staufer now lives IN the
Frank Wilson property, west side.
The mother of Mrs D. E. Benedict,
is here on a visit, from Wisconsin.
Miss Lizzie Bigger, of Hutchinson,
is visiting in Great Bend this week.
Sid Crane was shaking hands with
old friends in the city, Wednesday.
Rev. VIM. Murphy was in the
CITY last week. visiting with his son,
@. w.
''Shag" Shaughnessy is now con-
nected with the Chapman, Kansas,
Courier.
G. E. Sowle and daughter, Miss
Nettie, have returned to their home
in Topeka.
Frank Wilson, son of the mayor,
returned last week from visit to his
grand parents.
Geo. II. Young is attending the
grand gathering of Knights Templar
at Washington.
Sheriff Wilson took the Horn boy
down to the state insane.asylum, re-
turning Monday.
The boys who attended the Olmitz
fair are not particularly interested in
Looking backward"
Rev. w. A. Boswortb and L. E.
Prentiss left on an excursion to
Texas, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dean are now
the happy parents ola brand new boy
he came Sunday morning.
F. M. Looney and wife left on Mon.
day, for Jackson, Mo-, where they
will remain during the winter.
Henry Huffman, of the Ellinwood
4dy9cate, was a welcome caller at the
DEMOCRAT Office, Wednesday.
Some of the boys say it is farther
from Olmirz to Great Bend than from
Great Bend to OImitz. Why?
F. p. Kline writes to have his
DEMOCRAT sent to Colorado springs,
where he now makes headquarters.
Messrs. A. II. Miller and Bruce
Jones, and Madames Jones and Miller
were out hunting the first of the week.
A pleasant church social was given
at the elegant residence of D. N.
Heller, Saturday evening of last week.
Elmer Galley returned last week,
from LosAngeles, CAL, and is well
coined back by his many old friends
Mrs. Childers, of Russell Springs,
Kansas, has been visiting the family
of District: Clerk Bunting for few
days
Mrs. D. Hugh Halliday returned
last Friday from her eastern visit.
Hugh now smiles clear behind his
ears.
VIM. Hood returned last week to
his old haunts. He is out of the show
business-says he knows when he
has enough.
The mother of Art Luddington
came in from California last Friday
and Art accompanied her to Kansas
City, Sunday.
A social dance was held at the home
of Will Spencer, north east of town,
Thursday night of last week, and
greatly enjoyed by all.
A. w. Strong, who is attending
school in St. Louis. writes that he
cannot get along without the weekly
visits of the DEMOCRAT.
j. S. Winget, the Albert wheat
buyer, was in the city Wednesday.
Says wheat is going into the ground
up that way at great rate.
G. G. Wolfe. who has been confined