Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-10-17

Leo Chapman made business trip
to Hutchinson Friday.
E.G. wickwire of Larned was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Jacob Heidley of EIIinwood was
visiting in the city Monday.
Mrs. D. Sims of Sterling was visiting
in the city early in the week.
j. NJ. Temple, proprietor of the Pal
ace hotel, Lyons, Sundsyed in the city.
Fine effects in window dressing are
seen at the New York store, the work
of Henry. Born.
Allen Hornbeck went to Usage
county on Monday to contract apples
for future delivery.
Max Shafer will move to EllinWood, /,
where he has a permanent position
with RAIDER 6 Sprinkler.
S. a. Young has accepted position
as relief agent for the Santa Fs and is
now stationed at Geneseo.
Tom Owings Sundayed at home. He
will institute a lodge of Pyramid
Builders at Ellinwood the coming
week.
Mrs. ]. B. Elliot and daughter, Beva,
of Knoxville, Iowa. scame in Tuesday
for visit with j. NJ. Donley and
family.
Rev. D. II. Scarrow of Topeka was
here the first of the week in the inter
ests Of Washburne college, of which he
is financial agent.
DR.. Phillips of Salina was at the
Hotel Greene two days this week. AS
O specialist in diseases of the eye and
ear he has few superiors.
II. w. Chaplin was caller Monday
evening. He is a son of Brother Cha
pin of the Junction City Sentinel, and
a fine chip from the old block.
Judge Townsley went up into the
Galatia country Monday, having heard
that the democratic candidates were
all right there. But it's no useI
John Mali, the west school janitor,
has purchased house and had it ad-
ded to his former residence and when
completed will have very coy home.
There are a few alleys in this city
that are pretty badly in need of clean
ing. The stencil that arises to the nos
trils is little more than some civilized
men can bear.
a sample set of the Pupils Reading
Circle books can be seen at any time at
the superintendent's Office. Everyone
who has examined them is highly
pleased with them. The price is s12.50
in cloth.
Last Sunday nights program at the
Congregational church was very inter
esting. The children of the Sunday
school made very enjoyable evening
by recitations, etc. Mr.. Drake, state
superintendent of Sunday schools, was
present and delivered an address.
Deaf children are educated free at
the Kansas School for the Deaf, To-
Gated at Olathe. If you know of q
deaf child in Kansas who is not at
tending the school, you will confer a
favor on such child by sending its par
ents' address to a. A. Stewart, superiu-
tendent, Oiathe, Kan.
A business meeting of the n. E.
Musical is called for Monday evening,
October 81, at the home of Mfs. E. &.
Moses. Business of Importance viii
be transacted and it is especially nee
cessary that all members who have the
welfare of the society at heart manifest
their interest by attending. The meet
ing will be held promptly at 7:S0.
Here's what Hicks says about the
balance OF dreamy October: "About
the 18th to 18th a change to warmer,
with many autumnal storms, will pass
over the continent. Let lake naviga-
tors be watehful of storms. The same
is true of storms period 21st to 24sh
Cold will come as a sequel to both pc
RODS. About the 9th to 2sth, change
to warmer, with rain, turning to snow
in the north"
City Market Report.
GREAT BEND. KAN. Oct. II. 1895.
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