Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-03

VOLUME XII.
Max Shafer of Ellinwood Sundayed
here with his family.
Miss Mary Soule of Topeka is guest
of Miss Florence Poole.
W. B. Lucas of Heizer came inMon
day from visit to Ohio.
G. N. Moses made trip to Topeka
and Kansas City this week.
Jesse James made another shipment
of stock to Kansas City to day.
Joe Ewalt, Ed Corbett and Ralph
Bailey Sundayed in Ellinwood.
G. L. Koch of Hoisington is very i'll
with Inflammation of the bowels.
Santa Fe Agent Ruddick of Ellin-
wood visited with D. Hall Sunday.
Miss Sallie Mcdonald of Seward is
taking music lessons of Mrs. Torrey.
Frank Brown and Roy Putnam drove
over to Clafiin Sunday on "business."
Bal Grossclose will atteRd the At
lanta exposition before returning home.
What the country needs before horse
less wagons is better roads every where.
Now that the frosts have come the
girls should keep their bloOmers IN O.
nights.
Mrs James Kelly returned home
Sunday from visit to her parents at
Claflin.
H. J. Ratcliffe of Pawnee Rock wss
doing business in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Mesdames Will Kelly and r. B.
Warren are in Kansas City attending
the carnival.
E. r. Moses and wife returned Tues
day from their trip to Arizona and
New Mexico.
a number of prominent republicans
in Great Bend are supporting George
Valerius for sheriff.
The elocutionary entertainment at
the college Saturday night was largely
attended and hugely enjoyed.
Don't advertise once and then stop.
You would not take medicine that way.
The first dose does not often help you.
Rev. Barrett and Rev. Hall left Mon
day night for Kingman to attend the
semi-annual meeting of the Larned
Presbytery.
Powelson & Brumbaugh are putting
the finishing touches on the HeiZer
school house. The building is SOx36
feet in size.
Os. Wood contributed five potatoes
to our collection Saturday that weighed
seven pounds; all raised IN one hill
without irrigation.
Rev. a. Quincy, the new pastor of
the German Methodist church, came in
Saturday from Atchison, and is at
home at the parsonage.
Robert Sandman and wife returned
home to Holman, Wis, Monday, after
two weeks visit with County Treas
urer Miller and family.
Frank Wise of near Seward, well
known to Barton county people, has
disposed of his crops and will move in
a few days to Arkansas to reside.
Register of Deeds Klein went out to
Denver Monday night and will return
with his son, Walter, who has under
gone very successful surgical opera
tion.
Grant Adams purchased carload of
horses here last week and shipped them
to Olathe. Eight of the lot were
standard bred mares purchased of D..
n. Heizer.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Ola Brinkman, daughter
of j. V. Brinkman, to G. L. Chapman,
at the Congregational church in this
city, at noon, October 8.
A. L. Mojonier, the photographer,
Will locate permanently IN GreaI Dono,
at his former stand west of the post
Office. If you want first class work see
him before going elsewhere.
We ran across convention of small
boys the other night discussing the pre-.
liminaries of tin-horn, dish pan and
horse fiddle serenade to come off i'm
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