Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-23
Purely Personal.

a sick spell.
DIR. Chester. Jr.. was over from
Hoisington. Friday.
Chas. E. Dodge and son visited
| Hutchinson last week.
Bruce Jones made business trip to
Kansas City this week.
Miss Alice Richmond came back
from Chicago, last week.
o. r. Wilson has started in the
butcher business at Albert.
Miss Lulu More is one of the new
clerks at the st. Louis Store.
Mrs. Stryker returned to her duties
as clerk to Senator Armstrong.
E. 6. Wyman was down from near
Albert, Friday, to do trading.
II. G. Benke has been buying wheat
at Maherville for the past week.
Ed Heller attended the state orator
ical contest at Topeka, last week.
Mrs G. N. Moses entertained her
lady friends Wednesday afternoon.
Chris Corcoran, of north Home
stead. was over to the city Friday.
MIR. johnson, of Wilson county, is in
the city this week, on legal business.
81. NJ. Journey, the stenographer,
was up from Hutchinson Saturday.
Hon. G. F. Difenbacher made
business trip to Topeka, Tuesday even
ing.
D. n. Heller and Will Osmond
made business trips to Chicago, last
week.
Henry M. Sumner was up from
Stafford City, last week, for a few
days.
Ed Brazell was one of Barton's alli-
ance men to orally to the rescue" last
week.
A. G. Fair took tour of exploration
down into Oklahoma, the first of the
week.
John Lightbody is again on deck at
the New York store after quite sick
spell.
Dick Pleger has been laid up at
home for week past, with kidney
trouble.
| 6. L. Chapman, of the irst
National Bank, is visiting in Missouri
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carr, of the
east side, entertained friends last Wed.
nesday night.
| A. G. Avery, who has been down
to Barton from Haddam, returned
home last week.
Word reached us that John Cook,
north of town, on the walnut, is very
sick, with fever.
j Thomas Reynolds, of Kansas City,
came out the first of the week, to visit
with his parents.
Mrs. G. B ellis, of the Sd ward,
has been having very serious time
the last few weeks.
| Charley Howell, clerk at the Grand
Central. fell from ladder, last week,
!, and broke an arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ricketts, left
for the east, where they will make
: their home, Tuesday.
Miss Ella Harris, of east of town
will open millinery store at Clafiu
about the LIST of March.
Frank BYram, of the land of thu
Pawnees, was in the city Friday, and
without body gaurd, too.
Tom Copeland, of the HoisingtOr
Blade, accompanied by his wife, wa
over to the county seat Friday.
John Byers and Link Langford, o
near Heller, called on their cousin
ST Plunkett, Tuesday evening.
An Epworth League social was en-
, joyed at the handsome residence of j
81. Hubbard, Wednesday evening.
John Brown, VIII FEEDER, and Chas
Anderson. S. of VS. of this city, ar
attending the Pittsburgh meeting.
/ Samuel Ellis, late of Garrett, Kan
/ sas. has taken position with VIII
q Ferger, of the "Model" barber shop.
: Mrs Ward, who has been visitsns
t with her daughter. Mrs. Dick Pleger
a returned to her home in Ohio, tn
first of the week.
A number of the young friends Q
q Will Woodward, east side, enjoyed
s pleasant Valentine party at his home
last Tuesday night.
!, Roy Phelps left for Caldwell, Kan
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