Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20


Fred Hampton of near Albert, is
home from the Strip.
Don't fail to register-you will sure>
ly want to vote
We handle all varieties of coal.
WINTERBURG & NEwCoMBE.
Jim Hayse came over from Salina.
Wednesday. Says his folks are all well.
Today is the last of the races. You
cannot afford to miss them this after
noon.
GIRL WANfED-good wages, work
all winter. See Joe Shaffer at Dick
son & Shores.
ISL Perkins" at the opera house Oct.
26th-next Wednesday. 10, 20, so
and so cents.
To Omaha, on Santa Fa, S765 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Oct.
oath, limited to Oct. 29th-
The first club dance of the Dewey
held NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John Andree of Albert. went, to
Thomas county this week, to bring
home wife, Miss Bertha Goiladay.
Johnnie Dickson, youngest son of
John Dickson of Dickson s. Shore. has
been very dangerously ill the past few
days.
Wanted. girl for general houses
work. Write or apply to
CHAs. ZUTAvERN,
Great Bend, Kans.
The members of the A B. A. will
give first cake walk of the season at
the g.. A. r. hall Saturday night,
Oct, 20, at o'clock sharp, come every
body.
Seventeen jeweled adjustable Elgin
or Watham watch, 20 year IA karat
gold filled case. S16
G. n & E. B. MOSES.
Remember, Diffenbacher has the
finest wOolens and the best workmen,
and his prices are the lowest. Call on
him before ordering youi fall and win
ter suit.
A car load of late Rose Potatoes
just received; absolutely the best cook.
ing potatoes to be obtained. For sale at
the Star Grocery of A. r. Moss.
VIM. Ewitt and Miss Myrtle Lloyd
were united marriage by Rev. l.. c.
Schnacke at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. Jas. Ewing. on Oct. II,
1898 at o'clock.
My dwellings, in best residence part
of Great Bend, (secOnd block west of
square) for sale at a bargain. Write
to or see G.. Toepke, Ellinwood, or j.
81. Jennison. Great Bend,
Bids for coa' for the public schools of
Great Bend will be received by the
board. Have bids in before Nov. 7th,
1898. Specify distinctly the kind of
coal. CHAs. E. DODGE, Sec'y.
Jake Teten and John Ruble were
down from Albert Wednesday. Mr
Teten says the Woodmen supper on the
18th was a pleasant affair, although
the crowd was not large, on account of
the cold and dIsagreeable weather.
F. T. Belt was down from Pawnee
Rock, Monday. Mr.. Belt says there
is little question but that the entire
democratic ticket will be elected in
this county providing the people do
their duty and turn out at the polls.
Mr.. Chas. Herbert Smith and Miss
Mary G. Moon, both of Seward, Kans.
were united in marriage by Rev. Leon
G. Schnacke, at the Congregational
parsonage, Great Bend, on Wednes-
day, Oct. ~, 1898.
Theo. Griffith, the grocer, has now
associated with him Mr.. Swartz, late
with the Cyclone clothing department
Mr.. Swartz is an old grocer, and the
| new firm, Griffith & Swartz, promises
| to be a popular one.
| The Morrison hotel changed hands
this week, Mr.. Dudrey retiring and
| Mrs. Richardson. who formerly con.
Quoted the National, at EllInwood
taking charge. The new proprietress
IS having the building completely over.
hauled. but expects to be open fo1
business by Saturday of this week.