Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02

and exchanged, by D. 9. Glissman,
Forest Avenue.
The South Bend young people had
a pleasant dance in the old opera
hall last Friday night.
In the spring wheat growing states
the weat weather will keep millions
of acres from being sown.
We have several heavy work horses
for sale. Poole & Co. Call at Brink
man bank for particulars.
John Dickson's residence on west
Forest avenue, is about completed
and makes a fine appearance.
The Westminster League of the
Presbyterian church netted an even
$75 by the Inter-Urban contest.
Jacob Reigel called the first of the
week to renew on the DEMOCRAT and
send it to his brother David, in Indi.
ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Luttrell are
happy over the arrival ofa fine
girl baby Tuesday morning of this
week.
Fritz Dunkow was in to celebrate,
Monday, and paid his annual respects
to the DEMOCRAT IN a substantial
mnnner.
Miss Lydia Marcy living in the
northeast part Of town, is very
dangerously i'll with asthmatic
trouble.
J. S. Winget was in the city from
Albert. Wednesday, and has good
words for the general crop outlook
in this county.
Geo. Moses hardware and imple-
ment man, and Will Culver grain
buyer, get right tothe front as peoples
party leaders.
Ed. Odell of Nickerson and Chas
Odell of Winona, Wis, sons of W. III.
Odell, came up to see their father a
few days since.
Great Bend furnished oratorical
talent for almost all surro unding
towns on decoration day. Elrick
Cole Grated at Bushton.
Gus. Schaefer has bought the M.
Babb property in the south west part
of town, and is now a full fedged
third.warder once more.
New GALLERY for fine work-An
in the fastest styles and best finish. 2
doors south of FeIdkamp's bakery.
R. c. CH1LDs.
Morg. is having cage built around
the inner circle of the postofce-
probably to keep some old soldier from
breaking into the position of postmas-
ter.
A man who will let his bovines
brouse on the school yard trees should
be fined when found or pounded till
he pined. Eas. side residents should
take the hint.
John w. Lillis and Miss Mary
Rearick were married in this city
today and will make their home
here. The DEMOCRAT extends hearty
congratulations.
The June term of the district
court will probably be opened next
Tuesday, the 7th. Jurymen will pro-
badly be off duty before time to get
into the wheat fields.
Go to the new, gallery two doors
south OF Feldkamp's bakery, for
Cabinets, Groups, etc. All work
finished in Aristo. We work as cheap
as anybody. r. G. CHILDs.
Ed. G. Little an attorney of Abilene
and one of the delegates to the re-
publican national convention was in
the city on legal business Wednesday.
He says it will be Harrison, sure.
One moRth from Saturday of this
week will be the day that all patriotic
Americans generally feel like celebrat-
ing. Have we a sufficient number
of such men in Great Bend to get up
a respectable celebration?
M. ID. Merritt, who was in business
here some five or six years ago. came
up from san Antoine, Texas. last week.
BE has the same report to make that
all other men who have visited other
states make, i. e: that Kansas appears
to have better crop prospect than
any of her neighboring states.