Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-11

PERSONAL MENTION.
Tom Mallory was over from Hois-
ington, Tuesday.
Miss Etka Caro- was visiting in
Larned last week.
J. F. Smith, from Eureka, was in
through the rain, Monday.
j. D. CULLEN, late of the Ellinwood
Advocate, was q caller. Tuesday.
E. g. Birdseye joined the throng
of DEMOCRAT reader 9, this week.
Chas. Chamberlin came up from
Oklahoma, the first of the week.
Miss Josie Coldwater Is assisting
Mrs. Wood in the millinery store.
Mrs. S. J. Saul, of the south side,
was in the city marketing, Tuesday.
L. e. Clark came up from Oklahoma
City, Saturday, to remain a week or
so.
Smed Wilkison end Daye Gray
were down to the county seat, Tues
day.
Messrs n. Caro- and G.. Samuels
spent very pleasant 4th in Dodge
City.
Jason Miller, formerly of this city,
is now a section boss ON tie Mo. P. at
Lacrosse.
Ed Greenwood, of the Tribune force,
visited friends in the south part of the
state last week.
Ned Colt disported his portly pro-
portions on our popular public pave
ments, Tuesday.
John Wolf was up from Ellinwood,
Monday. He says they had heavy
rain Sunday night.
w. j. Hacker went east Wednesday
morning, to visit his wife and son, at
Battle Greek, Mich.
i On the 22d of June, Saturday q
week, Lacrosse beat Hayes City in a
game of ball, Is to 3.
Surveyor Markev, of the south side,
+ was in on business before the county
F commissioners Tuesday.
Edgar Evans has been doing the
typographical work on the Advocate
at Ellinwood, this week.
!, Mark Haynes, formerly of Pawnee
Rock but later of Lacrosse, was a
caller, Saturday afternoon.
Morgan Caraway, of this city, was
l. at Oklahoma City the 4th and saw
the falling of the grand stand.
Miss Cora Bailey, of LaC rosse, has
been visiting Miss Mary Sowle Of
Great Bend, for the past week.
NJ Babb and wife returned from
) Falls City, Washington, this week.
: "Return, o wanderers, return"
A Congregational social was held
last evening at the home of Mrs. G.
F. Wilmer, West Forest avenue.
jeff Loeb, of the Star Clothing
House, is slowly recovering from his
late illness, and is able to get about q
little.
!, Jacob Kline, Ed Hotchkiss and
, Geo. Earl were among the Ellinmood
people doing business in Great Bend
! Monday.
County Treasurer, l.. NJ. Krause
went to Topeka the first of the week
to make settlement with the state
treasurer.
G. B. Sampson, of the Topeka
Paper Co., was in the city Monday.
He has ranch II miles west of this
city, and his crops are fine.
, D. l.. Gephart returned last week
from a visit of a few weeks down in
, Missouri. He says Kansas takes the
cake on wheat, oats and corn.
JIG. Riley, the hustling editor Of
: the Lane County Herald and Hutch
inson Democrat, stopped off on bis
way to Hutchinson, Tuesday.
L. B. Coss and r. Fixmer were in
from the northwest, Saturday, and re.
ported that at that time harvest was
about half over in their neighborhood.
J. D. Wiener, of Hutchinson. and
Col. Krouch, of Larned, of the
Krouch, Samuels & Wiener Mercantile
Co., were in Great Bend Tuesday, to
see it rain.
r When you are bitten by mad dog
and the time of year for such casual.
, ties occur is now here-remember that
) N. r. Holmes, at the Valley House,
this city, has mad stone.
| Walk on the shady side of the street,
keep sober, do not bother about the
thermometer, wear cool clothing, leave
your business behind you when you go
, home, and you can defy the double
trouble of humidity and hot sun.shine