Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-01
Purely Personal.

WY Ai'Si, AZ oooae IN PiSsou.
Miss Katie Marley, of Wichita, is
now deputy register of deeds.
Jonce and III. B. Byers were in
from the north west, Monday.
Farmer Ferger thinks he will har-
vest his wheat with the tclippers.
Judge S. ]. Day delivered the
memorial address at Clahin Tuesday.
Henry Schwier was IN town Friday.
Reports only little rain about Heller.
DIR. E. B. Ellis returned, the first
of the week from trip dewn south.
j. L. Bryant, of near Dubuque,
was in the city Monday, during the
rain.
G. 81. Flanley started for the big
show in porkopolis, the first of the
week.
Mrs. J. F. Tilton left for a visit to
the Worlds Fair, Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Rhoda Allen left last Satur-
day for Chicago and other eastern
points.
Misses Laura and Otie Humphrey
left last Friday for the big Chicago
rake off.
Mrs. E. A. Rowen and Mrs. Geo.
Meyer returned from the east riday
morning.
Fred Dawson was down from Dodge
City Sunday and Monday to visit his
parents here.
E. G. Looney. John E. Barth and
Elwood Fryberger were over from
CIafln Sunday.
B. L. Wilson was up from Cotton
wood Falls to spend Sunday and Mon
day with his wife.
Mrs. Crume PECAN, on her way
west, stopped OFF TO visit relatives here
the first of the week.
Mrs. 7. T. Smith, of Kansas City,
is here visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Whitcomb.
! Will A. Rush has been over south
putting in foundation for new
house, for the past few days.
C. P. Townsley ST., and wife, and
Rev. J. G. Hall and wife left Mon
day evening for the Worlds Fair.
G. G. Garfield, now of Scandal,
Kansas, was in the city few days
this week, visiting college friends.
The mother of Mrs. Gilmore ar.
rived last week from Iowa to make
her home with her daughter here.
Cal Dawson, who is now at ELM
wood, has been dangerously SIGH the
past few days with kidney trouble.
Ed. Utterback, now telegraph ope-
rator at Nickerson, was up to visit
friends couple of days last week.
Jim Livesay and J. W. Racey were
down from Galatia, Monday, and paid
their respects to the DEMOCRAT Office.
Calvin Reeder was in the city
Saturday from Clarence township.
He was not looking for harvest hands.
Joe Troillet was distributing his
popular brands of cigars among Ness
City merchants, the first of the week.
r. Wehr was over from Hoising-
ton Wednesday. and reports Tuesdays
rain heavier there than about Great
Bend.
j. w. Evans, an Ellinwood livery.
map, is contemplating going into
business in Great Bend, SO it Is
reported.
Frank Byram and Willis Baird
were in town Saturday, shipping a
threshing engine to T. Fl. Mahan, in
Coffee county.
E. l.. Stephenson, the affable young
editor of the democratic Sentinel, of
Garden City, was a caller at this
Office Monday.
Sherrod Wesley, who fell into a
cistern at Ness City some two weeks
ago and was pretty badly injured,
is able to walk about.
j. B. Daniels, formly in the grain
business here, but now of Pueblo with
the Santa Fe, was shaking hands with
many friends in the city, Monday.
Have you seen those handsome por-
traits at the popular dry goods
and grocery store of VIM. Brueseri
Every cash purchaser of SO worth
| of goods from Mr.. Rrurser can oct as