Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-07
NE1eHBoRH0oD HAPPENINGS.

HoIsINoToN
Prom the Dispatch.
S. Degen & Co. have moved into their
new store building.
EFF. Boxwell Is barely able to be
about.
H. J. Wehber is putting up 26x2s
foot dwelling on Fifth street.
Mumps prevail in the northern part
Of the county.
The comfy alliance will hold their
quarterly meeting in Hoisington JAN
uary 9th.
Revival meetings continue at the
Methodist church. There have been
about twenty conversions 80 far.
The Editor and family. and Miss Jessie
Clark went down to Walton to spend
Christmas with relatives.
L F. johnson, wife aud brother
Elmer went down to Oklahoma City
last week on visit. Elmer remained
and will prove up on his claim near
there. L. F.s mother csme up with
them Tuesday night and will visit .t
this place for some time.
The ball and banquet given by tho K
of P. of this city on Monday evening
was y fine affair. Over fifty couple
were present to indulge in the fascinat.
ing dance and sit in the banquet room.
Everything passed of nicely and all
present enjoyed the occasion very
much. K. Of p. people are noted for
their hospitality and on this occasion
they did themselves proud.
PAwNEB ROCK.
From the Globe.
Henry Lindas is spending the holi-
days with his parents.
Frank Ratcliff will leave for Port
land, Ore, on next Sunday.
| There is a woman in Texas that has
three thousand babies. She keeps toy
store.
| A large percentage Of the young folks
Of Pawnee Rock and vicinity attended
the Oyster supper given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Hall Jr. on las,
Tuesday evening. Everyone seemed te
enjoy themselves hugely.
/ MARRIED AT the residence of the
brides parents, in Logan township
Dec. Goth at IL O'Clock NJ, A. r. Van
horn, J. P. officiating, Mr.. Orel Nicker
son, to Miss Ollie Sanderlin, all of Paw
nee county Kansas.
From the Leader.
Logan, Smith and Baker shipped
seven tons of brsWm corn last Saturday
Prof. w. T. Clark was presented witt
a handsome K. T. watch charm by BIZ
school AS Christmas memento.
The revival meetings at the M. E
church closed Tuesday evening.
Jerry Lambert, school teacher q,
State Center, this county, visited witt
Mayor Zieber this week.
| A dance at James Tarpy's, north Of
town, Monday night was attended by 8
number of our young people.
| A petition was circulated and sent t,
Governor Humphrey today from thi
place praying for the appointment o
Hon. John J. Ingalls, for senator. l
was gotten up OH short notice, and il
about All hours time fifty names wer
on the list. Very few refused to sigl
lit. OF those who were solicited on
was for Hudson, one Tor any of th
candidates mentioned except Ingalls,
and about q dozen had no choice ant
did not sign. There were republicans
democrats and alliance signatures ol
the list.
} Gne of the most notable weddings o
9he season took place in this city De<
30th, 1891. at 1880 o'ciock. ut the resi-
! dence of the brides parents. The con
] tracing parties were Mr.. A. B. Crooke
! grain buyer of this city TO Miss Dor
] E., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bow
J man. Rev. NJ. p. Dixon performe
the marriage ceremony. After con
gratu!ations from about eighty invite
guests, the bride and groom lead th
way to an adjoining room where a
elegant wedding supper was spread
and to which ample justice was don
by those present. The bride wa
dressed in a handsome light brown sill
and the groom in an evening suit 6
black, and together they made y hand
couple. Very many and handsom
, We're the gifts received by them, lis
; of witch We append. Mr.. Cruak ha
rented and had furnished the Husse
residence on Santa FIR Ave., to whic
place he take his bride to-day, his bus
ness not permitting them to take q br
dal tour at present.
}. CLAFLIN.
1 From the Banner
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Sly, o
1 Dec. 3Oth, girl. All doing well.
Sam Slower has returned from hi
. trip to the Nation aud reports . way.u
time.
Geo. scb9pple is again hack at hi
D old mat s,f dutv In EhatfAn n Cosa al