Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1895-05-02
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in town Saturday.
"A. 81. Baker of Hoisington was
in town Saturday.
Charles Lundblade was In KAN
sas City Saturday.
Henry Teten was down from
Albert last Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Zutavern was taken
suddenly i'll on Tuesday.
-Seymore Fosburg has accepted
a position with Ben j. Meyers.
Mrs. L. L. Walker spent Sunday
with her husband, at Selkirk.
Judge Elrick Cole and wife made
a trip east the first of the week.
John Harper, of Newton, was in
town couple of days last week.
H. j. Weber threatens a Beacon
correspondent with suit for libel.
Steve Williams was down from
Pawnee Rock township Saturday.
w. Fl. Light now occupies the
old Viewer property on Main street.
Miss Eta Frey's school is closed
for the year and she is home again.
Wilbur Frey hurt his knee badly
the first of the week and IS laid up.
Misses Belle and Maud Brown
visited friends IN the country Sunday.
Mrs. F. E. Cone was trading in
Great Bend, from Hoisington, Mon
day.
Miss L. Nay Short of Topeka,
came out Saturday to visit Miss Louie
Frost.
Miss Ella McMullen went to
Hutchinson Monday to remain d
month.
Post Master Wiidgen was over
with the crowd from Hoisington, Sat-
urday.
-Mesdames Woodburn and Smith
were down from Eureka township
Tuesday.
Joe H. Borders, of the Register,
was looking after business IN Missouri
last week.
Editor Clark of the Hoisington
Dispatch had business in Great Bend,
Saturday.
VIM. Bolinger went up onto the
farm, southeast of Larned the first of
the week.
Editor Ira Clark, of the Hoising-
ton Dispatch, was doing business in
town Saturday.
Prof. w. T. Clark, of La Crosse,
was in Great Bend Saturday. calling
on old friends.
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duties at Griffith's grocery. Fred is
a good groceryman.
Miss Etka Caro- went to Chicago
last Sunday. where she will probably
remain permanently.
Miss Lou Rankin Is home again,
having closed very successful term
of school near Clafiin.
Mrs. johnson, of Newton, was
here the past week visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. L. A. Bacon.
DIR. L. o. Mafett left Monday
night for Canon City. Colorado, where
he may spend some weeks.
Billy Dee, of Grant township,
was shaking hands with numerous
friends in Great Bend Saturday.
R. W. Emerson, of Liberty, took
time from his corn planting to do a
little dickering in town Saturday.
Henry Boyle was in from Albion
Tuesday. He says the weeds are
about to take some fields of wheat
Attorneys J. B. Prose and j. P.
Francis, of Hoisington, were doing
business in the district court Saturday.
e. W. Moses is a delegate to the
National Republican League to be
held in Cleveland, Ohio, next June.
Mr.. Otto Book, of Elllnwood,
who has been at the G. n. G. for the
past three years, went to California,
last week.
Miss Jessie and John Vosburg
were down from Pawnee Rock last
Saturday, attending the teachers
examination.
Prof. J. NJ. Diefendorfer, of
Larned, was in the city last week
selling books. His autograph goes
with each book.
Mr.. Ralph Aiken, of La Crosse,
visited IN Great Bend a couple of
days this week. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Sterett.
DIR. F. Nj. Campbell and wife, of