Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-01-23
PERSONAL POINTERS.

PERSONAL POINTERS.
C. Norton is back from Colorado.
Will Ferger is under the weather.
John REIN has been on the sick list.
ID. G. Barrows was down from Ga
latia Friday.
-Heiko Feldakmp took in Hoising-
on Thursday.
Hutchinson visit.
William Brueser went back to Gall
lup N. NJ, Tuesday.
%. j. Miller of st, John visited D.
B. Lamoraux last week.
j. B. Prose and Sol Degen of Hois-
ington were here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Luse visited in
Hoisington last Thursday.
Will Osmond made business trip
to Garden City last week.
A. B. Keller of Clafiin was in the
city Saturday on business.
&C. A. SwartA was in EllinWood
Thursday on legal business.
John Bement, Pawnee Rocks bar
| rister, was in the city Friday.
Prof A. w. Hamilton was down
from Pawnee Rock Saturday.
Julius Hardten of Cjafiin went to
Larned Thursday to visit his parents.
j. w. A. Cooke and Postmaster
! Welsh of Claflin were here on Monday.
Mrs. I. w. Reece Of Newton is Wis.
iting Mrs. II. D. Hahn, of the south
side.
Miss Floy Gilmore returned Fri
day from visit to Larned and st.
John.
Mrs. VIM. Balfour has been quite
sick during the past weakness City
News.
j: K. McLain of Kansas City, own
er Of the Uhl & Carney ranch, was here
last week.
Press Typer, ex- county clerk, is
very i'll at his home in Hoisington with
lung trouble.
Valentine Fenton of Caney, Kan
was here on Sunday visiting at the M.
M. Meek home.
-Os White, the fnimitable tonsorial-
ist of Clafin, histed his feet onto our
table Monday.
Q -Emette Putnam, son Of w. T. Put
nam, is the new apprentice with the
Hooper Drug company.
Fred Wolf and Ed. Bockemohle OF
Ellin wood were given degrees in Mas
onry here Friday evening.
hrs. Ed. Teed and her father, A.
G. Schermerhorn have been quite i'll at
their home in Hutchinson.
Prof. A. S. Hull and wife are again
at the college. after attending the
State University at Lawrence.
Frank Abbott, formerly in the bar
Der business at Claflln, came out from
st. Louis this week on business.
Gene Stotts, the handsome and
energetic hustler for the Topeka Paper
company, was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Josie Turner (nee Murphy of
Ell, Mrs. Harry Tremain, who is very i'll.
Howard Diffenbacher paid his par
ents short visit last week. He is |
running on the c., NJ. & S. p. road out |
of Milwaukee.
M, III. Eppstein and family have |
been entertaining John Schlorf and |
family OF Lyons, this week, Mrs. sEpp- |
STEMS brother.
Dave Gray Jack Clark, John Hoch,
Ernest Whaley and John Lewis of |
Hoisington came over Monday to see
1.-The Tornado"
L. F. Johnson, A. 81. Baker, Ira
III. Clark, A. S. Cooke and Joe Degen
of Hoisington attended Masonic lodge |
here Friday evening.
Miss Julia Wesley instructed the
budding youth in Miss Woodburn's
room at the west building last week
during the latJer's illness.
Dock Morgan, who has passenger
run from Kansas City to Nickerson, is
enjoying thirty day 1ay-of and is Wis.,
iting his parents in this city.
". II. Huff stopped off few Gays
on his way to the Cripple Creek cOun-
try. He has been in Chicago since
leaving Great Bend about year ago.
F. p. Dunn. Robert McKeoun,
Charley Willms. Frank Redfeld and |
Martin and V. S. Musil of Ellinwood
attended Masonic lodge here Friday
evening.
j. Rasor and wife leave this norm
ing for a six weeks sojOurn at Hot !
Springs, Ark, and other points in the |
south. Mr.. Rasor has been relieved as |
agent at the Missouri Pacific by Mr.. |