Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-09-07
Purely Personal.

Purely Personal.
VIM. Johns is in the city.
III. n. Jones is in Oklahoma this
week.
Frank Clark was down from Clafiin
Friday.
DIR. Lash was up from Ellinwood
Friday.
Ed. Derren was in from Albion
Saturday.
Miss Lightbody is home from her
Fair excursion.
Miss Blanche Nimocks is visiting
the Worlds Fair
Mrs w. H. Ojell returned home
frim Ohio this week
Joshua Clayton left for Mexico on
Tuesday morning last.
Mrs. S. j. Shaw visited friends in
Hutchinson last week.
Jim Airheart Jr. attended the con-
vention at Lyons this week.
F. A. Praeger, of near Clafiin, was
caller in the city Saturday.
Chas. Hobart and mother will start
for the Worlds Fair Saturday, the
9th.
Miss Cora Grail left for the Strip to
make the run with the rest of the
boys.
Miss Elliott was writing her cousin,
Miss Kittie Snow of this city, last
week.
Jennie McMullen has been quite
sick with typhoid fever for two weeks
past.
DIR. F. I. Bianke and family
returned last week from their eastern
visit.
Fred Steckel was up to the city Fri
day and reports all quiet about Ellin-
wood.
j. G. Campbell and J. W. Racey
were down from Fairview township
Monday.
Hugh Boyle was one of Albion's
prosperous farmers to be seen in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall Dodge left for
Chicago and other eastern points, last
Tuesday.
Rube Nelson from near Pawnee
Rock was trading in Great Bend on
Tuesday.
Miss Allie Hossack returned ffom
her eastern trip, of several months,
last Saturday.
G. w. Bakhaus went to K. c. this
! l. l. Eoh in
for some time.
T. III. Butler went to Lansing Tues
day to meet with the board on penal
institutions.
Judge Ansel r. Clark was in the
city last week, and favored this office
with call.
Geo. Orr and Tom Hart were two
of Hoisington's citizens spending Sun
day in the Bend.
Joe Ewalt and family were over
from Hoisington Sunday to spend the
day with relatives.
Harry Turck and wife have gone to
housekeeping in the Jim Kershaw
property, east side.
Exec. Supt. w. H. Grant, OF
Comanche, called on the DEMOCRAT
Saturday afternoon.
o. Tuesday of this week, Miss
Jessie Goold left for Liberal, Mo, to
attend school the coming winter.
Howard Diffenbacher and wife came
in from Ration. New Mexico, last week
to visit with relatives in this city.
The irrepresslble George Scroggin:
f was over from Hoislngton Saturday
, as full of devilment as the Strip is full
Of sooners.
Mrs. L.uella Dunlap aud children
left for Topeka last Thursday, to joir
Mr.. Dunlap and make Topeka theil
] future home.
Frank Salisbury, a son Of Mrs. j
e W. James, left last Thursday for Ur-
bana, Illinois, to attend school th'
coming winter.
Mrs. Jessie Dawson and Miss Lund;
D Cobun accompanied their father, Hon
III. W. Cobun, to the Worlds Fai
: the first of the week.
Mrs. Elmer Dawson and sister
!, Miss Cobun, left Tuesday morning T.
o attend the Fair, and be with theI
Y father, Hon. NJ w. Cobun, durin!
. Kansas week.
d DR.. Hail, Misses Lalage Hall, Ma
Wood burn, Mae Meek, Meta Woodar'
and Emerette Dawson went to Lyons
Tuesday, to attend the district conven
4 ton of the Epworth League.
is Every eastern man who C mes t
It this county to look after investment
a already made, or in view, generall
calls at the rewspaper offices. j
would be a good place, therefore, t
,. send in samples of your finest products
p wheat, corn, alfalfa, cats, etc to To
g newspapers, any of which will be gla
\ to keep them on exhibition.
70 John Tilton and his brother moves
out Friday. in regular boomer style
| to he aarlv On the uro,lnd in adVanc