Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-12-31
NEIGHBORHOoD HAPPENINGS.
ELLINWOoD.


From the Advocate.
Old man Kimpler, living six miles
north of town, is very sick.
w. II. Grant. Of the south side, is
treating his residence to a coat of paint
this " eek.
Fred Barr came up from Winfield to
spend the holidays with his parents in
this city.
A cl,ild's coat Was found int own one
day last week. The owner can have
same by calling at p. B. Kimpler' e
furniture store.
Miss Rose ROhlfin0 ramr up from
Winfield. where sle is attending col
parents in this city.
James Chalfant. who has been wiper
in the round house IL this city for the
past t"o years. has teen pr om"t..,i e.
the positlou of fireman. He left Tues
day for Florence to enter upon the new
position.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stOckhnlslers in the ElIinwund Cream
cry and Manufacturing Co. OF Ellin.
wood Kansas for the election of direc
tors 10 serve fer the ensuing year. will
be held in the Office of the creamery, on
Saturday, January End, 1892, at l
O'clock p. m. of said day.
There would be more buttermiIk
than beer Sold" says "A physician, "if
people only knew the good qualities of
the drink. There is nothing in the line
of simple drinks which exercises more
beneficial Influence on the general
health. 1t is at once food aud medi
cine. THE tactic acid it contains acts
on the whole digestive system, while AZ
food it has already undergone a semi
digestion in the churniug to which it
has been subjected. Physicians are
every day increasing the amount Of it
that they prescribe for their patients,
and in Cases Of liver and kidney disease
it is invaluable
around town, loafing on street corners.
jumping "n in coming and out going
trains, Sinking cigarettes and doing
various other things that are not be.
coming to either the city or boys, and
We suggest that something be done
towards training these Toys up in man
ner becoming to civilized community.
The right place for them is in school,
but if they are determined not to 60
they ought to be kept at home ut work
and not be allowed to grow up in idle
ness-a habit which once acquired will
cling to them all through life, and pre-.
vent them from ever amounting to
anything.
From the Banner.
The small boy is enjoying acation
this week.
A new stable is being erected north
of Hushka's blacksmith shop.
Miss Bell of Great Bend, is visiting
her mother this week.
Mr.. Williamson has enlarged the
hotel by an addition OH the south.
Jesse Emore left Monday morning
for IA short visit to old friends in Mis-
souri,.
"Midnight Scenes at a Boarding
House," is the title of novel from
real life, oy ole of our young men. It
will no doubt be very interesting.
After the stuffing is knocked out of
the Christmas turkey. then comes the
New Year resolutions, which will
stretch Il mile before they would tear
an inch.
The Uncle Thomas Cabin magic
lantern circus, Of one-hOrse amateurs,
played in this city Monday evening to
fair hOuse-the house was AZ fair as
it could be, but the audience comprised
about a half-cozen who were admitted
on comps in order to break the mo
notony of the scenes.
a Brown county farmer who recently
expressed yearning for q life of ex-
cit-ment got his wish the other day.
In the short space Of twenty four hours
he was presented with a pig having i've
feet, his wife gave birth to twin b-,ys,
and his eldest son and the hired girl
clipped.
HOISINGTOS.
From the Dispatch.
a daughter was born to w. II. Hall
and wife Saturday the 10Th.
A daughter was born to E F. Box
we'll and wife "Wednesday, the 2nd.
BoRN:--To MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Tiudal, OIL December %. u son. Mother
and child doing we'll.
A liberal advertiser will always be
found liberal dealer. Mor;.l:-Deal
with men Who advertise.
n. II. Philips arrived home from
Pike county, Illinois, the first of the
week. He made the round trip by
wagon.