Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-10-23
PERSONAL.

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DR.. Connect visited Kansas City last
week.
Frank Gum is home from Kansas
City.
VIII Morrison came in last week,
from Pueblo.
Ed. Heller is assisting in the Farm
ers and Merchants bank.
Leo Bockemohle was in the city
Friday, from Ellinwood.
Miss Marie Wallace is assisting in
McGuire's music store.
State Auditor Mccarthy spent ?
day in the city last week.
Captain G. Newton was down from
Verbeck the first of the week.
Ed. Stevens and Curt Hartley were
over from Ellinwood Sunday.
F. 2. Schuster is assisting a. r.
Moss in the grocery this week.
G. G. Page and wife, of Aurora,
Ills, are attending the coursing.
Charlie Willms was in the city Sat
urday, from Commauche township.
DIR. M. L. Daniels, of Pawnee Rock,
was a caller at this Office Tuesday.
Rev. T. 81. Ayars preached in the
Presby terrain church last Sabbath.
E. l.. Hotchkiss and Charley Ba-
con were up from Ellinwood, Friday.
Col. Herbert Watson, of Brooklyn,
n. Y. is attending the coursing meet
ing.
A young son of Will Kelley, the
miller, has been very sick for some
days.
w. M. Gunnell. of Pueblo, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Sherod Wesley, of this city had a
hand badly mashed in the mills last
week.
j. W. Weimert and family, of the
west side, left last week for San Fran.
sisco, Cal.
Another of Charlie Beye's children
has been having the diphtheria, but is
better now.
hISr 0CO. AuGtICh T0tuEuCu from
two months visit in the east, Fri
day morning.
Knight Robert Merten and lady
attended the K. P. banquet last
Wednesday night.
Bert Waters, of New York, is on
deck again to report the coursing for
the American Field.
VIM. Deets, of Medeapolis, Iowa,
is in the county on visit to his two
sons aud their families.
Alfred Heigh, of Cable, Ills, is in
attendance at the coursing meeting,
with his blooded dogs.
Jake Damn and family, of near
Dundee. have gone to Germany to
visit during the winter.
Will Legg and family went to
Missouri, the last of the week, to
remain during this winter.
w. W. Stewards was in the city
Tuesday. He reports the outlook for
the resubmission ticket good.
E. Hough, reporter for the Forest
and Stream, a sportsman's paper, is
here to report the coursing.
Ira Brougher is the best secretary
the coursing club has ever had" is the
comment of the gentlemen of the club.
Mike keenan, was in from Stafford
county, Saturday. He says that
county will Ego alliance on every
thing"
Oscar Wood, of Great Bend town
ship, returned Friday from a two
weeks visit to his old home in Mis-
souri,.
M. L. Morrison, from near Peters,
borough, New Hampshire, was here
Friday. He may locate In Barton
county.
Mrs. Polly Young, sister of Ed.
Tyler, came in from Oklahoma last
week and will remain for the coursing
meeting.
w. w. Hickman, of the north edge
of Stafford, one of the straightest
democrats in the state, called on this
Office Monday.
George Nlchol, a prominent bust
ness man of Cable, Ills, is taking in
the meeting of the American Coursing
club this week.
John r. Lee, now Of Ness City, but
form erly resident of this county,
was visiting relatives here last Fri
day and Saturday.
DIR. Tandy. Of st. Louis, V. r.
Bartlett, of Winfield, Kansas, and
Ed. Lyon of Emporia, are attending
the dog races here.
Frank Dorm, secretary of the Amer
lean Coursing Club last year, came in
from ST. Louis tie first of the week to
take in the week of sport.
DIED:-Mrs. B. L. Armstrong, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
P. Clement, in this city, Wednesday
morning, Oct. %. The deceased was
aged Il years and 3 days. Funeral
services will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. Clement this, Thursday, afternoon