Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-08-28
PERSONAL.

! PERSONAL.
w. 81. Campbell went east Wednes-
day morning.
! Will e. Carr is home from HE trip
through Texas.
! r. Caro- returned from the east
Tuesday evening.
| WilleF. WEIGH visited Claf}in on
business Saturday.
! Mrs. Polite Young is very sick nj
her home in Illinois.
w. w. p. Clement and wife are
visiting in the mountains.
Dave Heller was in town the first
of the week, on flying visit.
Elmer E. Dawson returned from a
trip through the east Saturday.
Miss Katie Marley of the south side,
is visiting relatives in Missouri.
Miss Nellie Mccoy, court stenog-
rapher, is in the city this week.
D. r. Jones went to Kansas City
Tuesday with car load of horses.
Ed. Scott, the print, came in from
Arkansas City the first of the week.
c. A. Hooper went down to Wich-
ita the first of the week, on business.
Mrs. A. l.. Miller returned, Thurs.
day, from Garden City and the west.
John NJ. Harris, of Great Bend,
has been granted a reissue of pension.
Misses Lois and Archie Reece
visited their sister in Larned, Sunday.
A. j. Unruh, of Dundee, was a
caller at the DEMOCRAT Office Satur-
day.
III. Fosburg and wife of this city
returned Saturday from a visit in the
east.
Mrs. F. P. Cline will return to her
home in Colorado City the last of this
| week.
Mr.. Armstrong, of the promised
alliance paper, went to Topeka We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. E. Stoke will visit Colo
RADIO and the mountains the last of
this week.
Fred McCaughan and wife, of Cas-
cade, COL, are visiting in the city a
few weeks.
Roy Peers, a Mo. P. railroad man,
has removed his family to Great Bend,
from Hoisington.
DR.. Connect visited Kansas City
Sunday, to meet his daughters on their
return from Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Smith is quite sick, at
the home of G. M. Smith. Frank has
returned to Pueblo.
Charlie Patterson exhibited his
portly avoirdupois ON the streets OF
Great Bend, Monday.
Misses Rattle and Katie Bowers were
callers at the DEMOCRAT Office Satur-
day, from Heizerten.
U. S. Holder, P. NJ, was over from
Hoisington attending the teachers
examination last week.
Misses Laura and Otie Humphrey
are visiting friends in Newton and
Hutchinson, this week.
Dave Gray was in town the last OF
last week; but we don't think he
meant anything by it..
Miss Mullay returned to her home in
Rush Center last Friday, after attend
ing our county normal.
Miss Nellie Lamb, of South Bend
who has been visiting in the east,
returned home last week.
III. Wenke, from Comanche town.
ship. was in the city Tuesday on bust
ness with the county clerk.
Mrs. Emma WEIGH, of Lacrosse. is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Morgan OF this city.
Sheriff Wilson and District Clerk
Bunting drove down to Pawnee Rock
Wednesday, on legal business.
Mrs. l.. E. Clarke, of Oklahoma
City, came up Tuesday to visit a
couple of weeks with friends here.
| F. P. Stearns, republican candi.
date for auditor of state, was in the
city Tuesday looking after his fences.
Edward Spencer, of Ills, brother
of Josiah Spencer of this city, spent
last week visiting friends and relatives
here.
G. F. Brining was in after DIR.
Shaw Wednesday, his son Fred who
is suffering from paralysis being much
worse.
Bernard Marley, of the south side,
was in the city Wednesday. He is
for Jerry Simpson first. last, and all
the time.
John Barth, ST., who has been
across the water to the Fatherland.
returned last week after a visit of a
few months.
Father j. B. Disselcamp, of Olmitz.
was a caller, Wednesday. He says
wheat will average about Is bushels
to the acre up there.
Miss Floy Smith returned Tuesday
from a visit to Arkansas City, Kan
sas. Her brother returned with her
| for q visit of few days.