Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-09-24
PERSONAL MENr1oN

Frank Strothman and wife visited in
Ellinwood Sunday.
Professor E. B. Smith is under the
weather this week.
Ed Hubbard came up from Medi-
cine Lodge, Tuesday.
Weber, the Galatia merchant was
in town Wednesday.
John F. Tilton returned last week
from his visit to Iowa.
Curt Hartley and Mr.. Caro- were up
from Ellinwood, Sunday.
Harry Brooksr was up from Hutch
inson the first If the week.
Mrs. T. G. Magofin of Sterling, Wis
tied in Great Bend this week.
j. 7. Morrison, of near Galatia, has
received long deferred pension.
Postmaster Hartman, of Clafin
attended the state fair last week.
John Schnider, of Albert, was a
caller at this Office Saturday last.
Jacob Grossardt, formerly near
Claflin, is now at Abilene, Kansas.
R. F. Pleger and wife returned
from the east Tuesday of this week.
Miss ADELAIDE Kleuber is home
from three months visit in the east.
Sig Jacoby, of Albert, was in the
city Tuesday and made this office
call.
A young son of T. 81. Brewer came
near blowing himself up. one day this
week.
Mrs. d. B. Palmer and Mrs. w. M,
Gunnell left on Saturday evening for
Pueblo.
w. 81. Spencer and wife, and PHI.
Thomas visited the state fair in
Topeka.
j. Teten and G.. Gabbert, of
Albert, were callers on the DEMOCRAT
Tuesday.
g. II. Evans, a miller of this city,
leaves with his his family for Mexico,
this week.
John D. Murdoch, of Illinois, an
uncle of S. Tulles, came out last week
on a visit.
Miss Ella Day will open the school
she taught last year on Monday. Oc-
tober 5.
Mrs. E. Ford and daughter, south
side, were shopping in the city, We'd
nesday.
G. n. Walker commences teaching
in district Mo. Is, Logan township,
next Monday.
Mrs. j. j. Fouch and daughter of
the south side, were shopping in the
city, Wednesday.
w. Reed and sister, of Iowa, have
been visiting with Charlie Wilkins of
Eureka township.
A. r. Moss is attending the sd
wedding anniversary of his parents,
at Wellsburg N. Y.
Miss Elnora Frye began teaching
in district 38, south of the river, on
Monday of this week.
Will P. Feeder, of Ellin wood, was
in the city Friday last, getting point
ers on the ''situation.
Frank Smith and wife, of Pueblo,
Col, were in the city the first of the
week, to visit Mr.. Smiths parents.
Mrs G. S. Treat came down last
week, from New Mexico, to visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. New.
combe.
Peter DAIMLER, now of New York,
but formerly a painter of this city,
came out last week on a visit to
friends and relatives.
Ed Dewey, in the edge of Stafford
county, attended the state fair and
says the exhibitions wers fac, that of
live stock the best he eyer saw.
81. r. Lewis and family will leave
for Pennsylvania today. Mrs. L. and
children will spend the winter there,
and 81. &. will vieit couple of weeks.
The following boomers are .'in it"
down in Oklahoma, viz: DR.. Maffett,
G. frankie, E. L. Utterback, Dave
Thompson, c. A. Hooper, III. F. Top
ley and Mr.. Lowther.
Frank Herthel jr., who worked in
the DEMocRr office some threa years
ago, and who has since been in Cali
fornia, is back in Barton county, and
made US an appreciated call last week.
Miss Ode Cameron, who has been
spending the summer in the noun
tains, visited her sister, Mrs. John