Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1897-11-11


Will bonner removed to Newton
again this week frc
Charlie Markey is again assisting at re'
Grifith's grocery. gu
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A series of meetings are being held
at the NJ. E, church in Great Bend
this week. sic
Lets not talk about the election. .aa
What's the matter with pumpkin pie 80
and hot corn cakes?
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all teachers of. the county are in.
vited to send their monthly reports to
the DEMOCRAT for publication. '"'
A. M. Boomer, formerly of the Val Sol
ley House, came up from Lyons the ste
first of the week on short visit. go
Peter Kingston, of lear Maherville.
made the DEMOCRAT Office a call Ne
while IN town on business last Satur- an
day. sto
Fluce Tullis was up the first of the ths
week. as sub for Ed. Shanafelt, the all
branch brakeman, who was taking !
lay-off. Eo
Vim. Newman recently moved from per
Ness county to this city, and will re- He
main for the winter, and possibly per La
manently. anc
W. M. Morris has closed out his re- I
pair business at the foundry, and left erie
last thursday for Colorado, on pros tioI
pecting tour. wal
DR.. A. M. Sipes has moved to Great dry
Bend, from Stafford county. He the
occupies the o. V. Dodge property, in
the east end of town. 4
A good, steady girl, who is willing onl
and ready to work, can get a good "
place for the winter by calling at or sas
addressing this Office. WI
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A loan agent was seen On the streets I'll
Monday with his pants out at the :,
knees. He said the holes were caused
by his excessive prey ing.
Doctor John Burke, associate of wol
our most efficient coroner, returned goo
Sunday evening from a three weeks sur
visit to old friends in Ohio. ner
White and Grey Enamel Granite 7
ware. Cheaper than any other place dro
in town but all good goods. At the city
GREAT BEND IMPL EMENT Co. fe
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J. r. Hayse left for his home in wo
Centerville, Iowa, last Thursday. He nri,
will be back to look after his farming liz
interests here in the spring.
A series of revival meetings began job
No. 40 school house, Clarence town Sws
ship, last Sunday evening, under the win
direction of Rev. 6. ". Baker. Gra
II. S. Baird and Tobias McGill were kni
two west side men in town Saturday hoc
to get the very latest about the late n
unpleasantness' in local politics. ASST
Mrs. J. s. Alton, of Pratt, who has FL.
been visiting with her narents. A. Hoi
Laidlaw and wife of this place. return. plin
ed to her home Friday morning last. tlar
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Connett each secured the lucky num-
bers that drew gold watches at the
show Friday and Saturday evenings. "o'
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D. Hugh HalIady, formerly a phor ,or.
tographer here, writes from Ellsworth list
that he is back in Kansas once more, +ur
and would like to be in Great Bend go
again. n,o
There is no baby talk of contest"
by the defeated candidates this fall, as 1
there was by some of them last year. shl
Each one OF those who got left takes fri
his defeat like man. exl
A. J. Pursel is getting stronger -
right along now. A new voter, of g
regulation weight, came to his house 90,
| last Wednesday, and A. j. is very we'll
satisfied with the returns"
| Having removed to the room opposite sin
| Hotel Greene, will be glad to see you. hi
Am offering special inducements in Ing
groceries. Must reduce nay stock on ne
account of ROOM W. A. DUNN. sp'
" his
| Last week Jesse Rasor, agent for the tb,
Mo. P. at this place. was taken serious an
| ly i'll with what the doctors think is
appendicitis. On Friday he was taken L
to the Missouri Pacific hospstal for Ju'
treatment hS