Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-06-15
Purely Personal.

Chris Mackenroth is again able to
be ont on the streets.
John Mauler and Billie Dee were
down from Olmitz, Tuesday.
F. III. Clark and D. E. Fryberger
were over from Clafin Tuesday.
Mrs. John Chilly and children are
visiting relatives in Leavenworth.
Two of Frank Brinson's children
have been quite i'll the past week.
Miss Viola Pelter visited in the
west part of the county last week.
e. G. Looney was over from Clafin
Sunday, to see the g., the people.
Will G. Merritt and B. j. Keller
were in from the west side, Tuesday.
Ike Jones and wife, of Dodge City,
visited relatives in Great Bend, Sum
day.
Henry Wildgen, of Hoisington,
was over to the city on business, Tues
day.
Miss Vida Shaw returned home
from Bethany College, Topeka, last
week.
Charlie Phillips, of Hoisington, is
taking in the sights at Chicago, this
week.
Miss Katie Marley returned to her
home in Wichita, the first of the
week.
E. Z. Williams, formerly of the
Racket" is now located at Marion,
Kansas.
Barney Hofstaetter, of the Dundee
VINEYARD. was doing business in town
Monday.
D. j. Lewis, one of Hoisington's
rustling merchants, was over to the
city Monday.
Hugh Boyle, of Albion, was in
town Friday last, getting ready to
cultivate corn.
Miss Julia Wesley is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Stevens, at Nicker-
son this week.
Mrs. M. A. Mitchell and Miss J.
Lizzie Phelps left Monday for a visit
to the big fair.
Sheriff Geo. Spencer, accompanied
by his wife and son, left Saturday for
a visit to Chicago.
DIR. Connect is home from his Chi
cago visit. Mrs. Connect will visit a
month in the east.
Dave Gephart is quite sick with
lung fever, at his home in the south
west part of town.
Editor OBleniss of Clafiin, and
dad" Green drove over to the
county seat Sunday.
Willis Allen has bought an interest
in the steam laundry and moved his
family to Great Bend.
Mrs. VIII Evans has been quite
sick with diphtheria, at her home in
Kansas City, but is better now.
Miss Matte Shumate, of Rocky
Ford, Colorado, is here in attendance
on the short term of the college.
A. S. Cooke and Ed. Childs were
two of the Hoisington business men
on the streets the first of the week.
DR.. r. W. Barr and V. S. Musil,
two prominent Ellinwood men, were
doing business in the city last Friday.
John Bement was in from Pawnee
Rock, Monday. John says the Rock
is very placid and serene, these days.
II. G. Taylor, a prom inent democrat
of Ness City, was in town Tuesday, on
his way 10 Topeka, to call on Senator
Martin.
c. 6. Morrison, manager of the
Great Bend Pressed Brick works.
made a flying trip to Kansas City
Tuesday.
Bert auckland has taken position
with Moss. Ted smith will go to
Pueblo shortly, to aid his brother
Frank in his grocery there.
DIR. A. H.>Connett and wife, and
w. A. Chamberlain, of Great Bend,
registered at the Kansas building,
Worlds Fair, last Wednesday.
VIM. Johns has made arrangement is
to remove to Colorado Springs to go
into the hotel business. He will re-
move bis family there Sunday.
Prof. Harry Winsor, Of the Sterling
schools, was visiting numerous friends
il this city the first of the week. He
is engaged at Sterling for another
year.