Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-03-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Frank Belt was up from Pawnee
Rock, Monday.
Dan Asher was IN from the south
side, Saturday.
LOUIS Damn, OF Liberty, was trad
ing in the city last Saturday.
B. Caro- and wife went east Sunday,
to be gone two or three weeks
Mrs Mary Mitchell returned home
from Washington City last Friday.
Peter Damn, of Pawnee Rock, was
doing business in the Bend. Monday.
Charlie Brooker still hmps about
from the effects of 8 fall while out
hunting.
j. r. Underwood. of north Home
stead, was over TO the county seat
Thursday.
Louie Frye circulated on the streets
Saturday, and reports Buffalo town
ship o. K.
Mrs DIR. Mccormick and son. are
back from Chicago to make this their
home again.
B. I Dawson came up from Enid,
Wednesday last, to visit few days
with his family.
Earnest Smith and John Bement
were Pawnee Rock busines men in
town last Friday.
G. Samuels returned from his east
ern trip last Thursday. Now look
for spring goods to fly.
A. L. Whitcomb has been trying
to shake with the oIdfashioDed Mis-
souri, shakes" the last week.
VIM. Johns was over from Hois-
ington, Friday, to let the Great Bend
breezes toy with his wbIskers
Commissioner G. d. Montgomery,
of the east end, vas in attendance at
the township assessors meeting Nom
day.
Miss Sadie MoCauley and Miss
Agnes WIldgen, of Hoisington, were
visitors in the city Thursday of lsst
week.
Mike Quinlan, of Albion, took q
nntion to visit his Great Bend friends
Saturday-ihe first, time in several
months
Miss Mae Meek, Que of the city
tie ,ch=rS. ha. been coufned 10 her
home with sickness for the past week
or more.
Prof w 7 Clark, of the Pawnee
Rock schnuls, was taken down with
Inh.mmatory rheumatism last Friday
aud is very sick.
Wn Brum, a resident of the
east part of the county, is back from
an eastern visit, better satisfied than
ever with Kansas
Calvin Reeder was in from Clarence
Friday. He and his family have all
been more or less under the weather
the past week or SO.
Phillip Brack, in the west part of
the county, bought, at sheriffNs sale, a
fine 80 acre tract of land for s400
A mighty good investment
Justice Silas Speck. of near Olmitz,
was in the city Monday, looking
after some business matters, and
favored this office with a social visit.
Police Judge G. NJ. Smith returned
Saturday from attending the grand
lodge of the A o q. w. He reports
very successful and profitable meet
ing.
Miss Mary Holmes informs US that
she has not been in Washington; but
has been connected with one of the
Hutchinson banks for some weeks
past.
d. b. Mccarthy came down from
Galatia the first of the week, and call
ed on the DEMOCRAT to report a good
rain in the west part of the county
Sunday.
w. A. Rush left the first of the
week for Enid. Ok where he has
contract To put in some stone WORK.
He may stay down there. several
months.
Max Shaffer of this city, and Fred
Willard and farther of Clsfiin. start
overland this week for the Strip
country. with a view 20 locating in
bns,n ness in one st the new towns
Geo Orr, John Jahnston, L. z.
JYhuson, " w. Trnxali, Ell. Box
we'll, Henry WiIisen. ID W. Linder
aud J. B. Prose we're Ho.sington
men 6veF Friday, an the case before
the probate court.