Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-08-31
LOCAL COMMENT.

LOCAL COMMENT.
Woman: With all her faults we
love her-still.
The heavy dews these nights are as .
good as shower of rain {
A. McTaggart has been laid out t
temporarily with typhoid fever. s
Feed, flour, corn meal and country
prduce, at ALLIANCE EXCHANGE. a
A small cloud burst is reported west
of Albert Wednesday night, the 23d.
Great thing-this financial strin-
gency: 1t makes some of the tallest :,
men short.
The best Cultivator in the market
will be found at the Great Bend Inn
plemsnt Co.
A Farmer in Japan who owns more
than ten acres of land is considered a v
monopolist.
My Gilmore made good race for :
the city delegation, but he got "done
up by de gang"
The summer of '93, which will be
remembered in history as an eventful
one, closes with today.
Rev. S. II Enyeart preached at
the Methodist church Sunday last,
both morning and evening.
Have you seen those handsome life q
size crayons of Frank Dell and Harry o
Difenbacher, at VIM Brueser's? r.
The camp meeting that has been in
progress near Albert, closed Thursday q
night last, with large attendance. Il
If you want a good, No. 1, Canton al
Lister, you can find it at the +;
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
B. l.. Wilson has sold his photo 6.
graph business in this city to Miss {
Ida Loomiller and Miss Oce Smith. O.
G. n. Walker, of the DEMOCRAT t
office, led the singing at the Christian b
Endeavor convention at Sterling last I
week
A meeting was held at Frank i
Strothman's Office last night (Wed- s
nesday) to re-organize the Great Bend /
brass band c
Late corn will be the salvation of f
many farmer in this county, as the a
rains in August have brought it out in
good shape.
Randall Livesay. the candidate for
county clerk, was in the city Saturday, {
getting acquainted with the boys who
will vote for him this fall.
The young man who does not make
good use of these moonlight nights has
not the proper appreciation Of the
blessings of nature and Kinsas climate.
Cards are out announcing the we'd J
ding of Mr.. III E. Turck and Miss {
Myrtle Dawson, both of this city, to
take place Thursday evening.
A young gentleman of this city told
his aunt the other day, that he was
going to the strip. Yes" remarked
the lady, "snd you'll come back strip
ped"
Minors and transients can vote all
right in republican primaries, but the
registered voters Of the city are the
ones who will do the work in Novem-
her.
| G. Ollie Buck, of Larned, and Miss
Hattie A. Baker of this city, were
married at the home of the bride in
the south part of the city one day last
week.
Ike Pprsell last week threshed out
an average yield of % bushels of
wheat to the acre, off of his south side
farm. This is good yield for this
season.
A. .. Allen is ma king visit to his
old home at Mansfield, Ohio. He. will
take i'll the Chicago fair also, and
attend reunion of his old army reg
Iment.
GET A HoME.-A four room house,
100 foot lot, deep well, east front, 8
blocks from court house, clear title {
and taxes all paid, for sale for $3.50 !
CASH. Call at this office. I
Marriage license has been issued to :,
Otto Hagen and Miss Minnie Burger,
both of Comanche township; and Ed
wand 6. Dunn and Miss Mary Vein
garth, of near Ellinwood. /.
Ed. Burghardt was up from the east