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

Mrs. Mahala Allison left last Friday
for Oklahoma City, Ok.
T. W Miller, the Rush Center mer
chant, VS. here on Friday.
D. Weiner of Hutchinson was a
guest of G. Samuels Tuesday.
u 8. FEEDER caLne up from ElliH TWO cd
Tuesday to see that grand son.
Carl Rediger and Jacob Schmidt are
huskipg corn in Sedgwick county.
Mrs. t. Shaughnessy and daughters
are back from their Dighton visit.
A. L. Mojoiner's photo car is at it's
former location west of the poste flee.
Mrs. John Gruber, of Buffalo town
ship, was very ills;be first of the week.
Kansas State horticultural Society
msets at Lawrence, ,Decenberr 10 il-12,
1895.
Sheriff Spencer left last Friday with
Jimmie Gates for the state reform
school.
James w. Brown. the veteran real
estate man, now occupies the Hess
property, west of the college.
b. McReynold and Miss Mamie
Jones of Hoisington were married by
the probate judge last Thursday.
Judge McCorkle issued marriage
license last Thursday to j. L. Reditzke
and Miss Annie Laudick of Olmitz-
Mrs. Woods Kindergarten pupils
spent Thursday in the Cheyenne hills
under the chaperonage of w. B Cor
nell.
Some newspaper fellows would ap-
proach nearer success if they would
use their legs more than their alleged
brains.
w, P. Kliesen of Ellinwood and
Miss Maggie HoddIcan of Raymond
were granted a marriage license last
Thursday.
Hiss Frost, deputy county treasurer,
entertained number of friends last
Friday in honor of her guest, Miss May
Short of Topeka.
a. Mckinney. who has been in
Washington for number of years. is
back again with his family. He was
one OF the first settlers of the county.
Will Barton be represented in the
train of products sent out by the Mil
lion club? If so. 1t is high time some
united action was taken in the matter.
Judge McCorkle, Frank Brown, J..
J. Hiss and G. o. Swartz became Pyra-
mid Builders last Saturday night. The
order now has membership of eighty
five.
Ed Frizell, the Larned irrigationist,
raised 600 bushels of onions this year.
A load on our streets Yesterday were
the finest ever seen here. The smallest
one in a bushel measure weighed a
pound.
w. 2. Feder, cashier at the Santa Fe
depot, has fine democratic boy at his
house, the youngster arriving on Mon-
day morning. Billy is about the proud
est and happiest man to be met in a
days journey and We congratulate.
In the rush of business last week we
omitted mentioning the marriage of
Monte Jordan and Miss frankie
Gould, which occurred on Wednesday
of last week. We wish the happy
young couple much joy and little ad-
versity.
Joe Markell, in law of Silas Bard
well, lost his right hand in making a
coupling at Abbeyyille, Mo-, recently.
Mr.. Markell visited here last summer
and was formerly on the Selkirk branch
He is now in the hospital at Kansas
City.
Independence, Mo. Blade: s. p.
Hager enroute to Pittsburg, Pa, and
Geo. ". Hager and wife of Chicago
were the guests of the family of Joe H.
Borders, Saturday. VIM. Kelly and
wife, of Great Bend, Kansas, returned
home Monday, after weeks visit in
in the city.
The room over Simpsons drug store
has been fitted up by the Epworth
league as reading room. The move
is commendable one and we hope to
see our young people spend less time
walking the street at night and put II
their snare hoilrs among poGd literature