Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-04-20
Wanted,
Immediately,
Four Thousand Dozen
EGGS.
w. II. H. KEENEY.
Purely Personal.


school near Dubuque.
7. L. Owings has bought and is
moving into the Wells property.
Justice w. L. Stewart, of Clafin,
was over to the Bend, Saturday.
Miss Grace Rankin has resigned her
position as deputy register of deeds.
E. T. Ray, formerly Of. the south
side, is now located in Harvey county.
Miss Laura Wilkins, of Eureka
townshipsis visiting relatives in Ne
brdska.
G. P. Ayars and wife of the south
side, are visiting friends in Harvey
county.
j. P: Bryant, formerly of Film
wood, is now at Nickerson, with the
Santa Fe.
L. B. Wilcox is now a resident of
west Forest avenue, in the old Culver
residence.
G. III. Christensen, of Comanche
township, was doing business in this
city, Monday.
Miss Nettie Lewis, sister of Mira. s.
J. Shaw, returned to her home in the
east last week.
A. G. Schermerhorn who has been
laid up at home for several weeks, was
down town Tuesday.
Earnest Stark, an old friend of Jas.
w. Clarke, came out from Tennessee
last week ON visit.
Mrs. w. E. Weir, of Kansas City,
is out on a visit to the family of J. M.
Hughes, at Hoisington
Fred Witte, manager of the county
farm, was doing business with the
commissioners, Saturday.
E. E Cone and wife, of Rice
county, were up the first of the week
to visit with W. 2. and Mart.
r. B. Warren was able to be out in
a buggy Tuesday. after being confined
to his home tor about month.
w. | Moore and wife, of Topeka,
are visiting with the parents of Mrs.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Palmer.
o. w. Devine, the Heller station
agent, accompanied by his wife. were
visiting in the city Saturday and Sum
day.
j. w. Livesay was down from the
north part of the county, Monday.
His wants are stated in one word
rain.
The news reached here by telegram,
Monday, that the mother of Mrs. Dave
Gephart died Sunday, at Ottumwa,
Iowa.
w. M. Stevens and wife were up
from Nickerson, last week, to visit
with Mrs. Stevens mother, Mrs.
Wesley.
Miss Jennie Turner, who injured
her foot on defective sidewalk some
time ago, is having a very serious
time with it.
Steve Williams has got tired of the
way the wind has been blowing
through his Whiskers, and has had
them taken off.
Fred VanDuyn, formerly clerk in
the Typer and Morrison. is now one Of
the proprietors of the popular Clark
Hotel, at Newton.
j. M. Hughes and wife. of our
north side neighbor, were over to the
county seat. Thursday, and favored
this office with call.
Mrs. May Right and son, and c.
w. Rankin, wife and daughter, came
up from Newton the first of the week
to attend the funeral of their mother.
w. T. Davis, nephew of j. w.
McMIcan, is here from Marion, KY,
on a visit, and is at present getting
needed muscular exercise by helping
j. w. in the store.
Bert Watts. foreman at this Office
during the boom days when we were
throwing away money and energy on
The Daily Graphic, is now foreman o.
a large job Office in Wichita.
F. A Praeger, of Claim, was q
caaler at this office Saturday. Mr.
Praeger reports Clafiin as enjoying 6
lively business and healthy growth
Says the wind of the 18th did much
damage to wheat on sandy ground.
Billiards. Snow Liniment.