Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-01-27

John 81. Berry arrived from Missouri
last Saturday, and will visit here for a
week or so.
The trustees of the NJ. e. church
ought to give Bro. Crow job of re-
painting the church. It needs it badly.
VIM. Cook, of near Albert; was
trading in town Wednesday.
A sister of Mr.. Martha Cune arrived
last week from Iowa, and will make
her nome here, keeping house for Mart
on Forest avenue.
Preaching at Helzer next Sunday by
Rev. Asa Countryman. If the weather
be favorable series of meetings will
follow during the week.
j. c. Gregory. wife and daughter,
left this week on a visit to MIR.
Gregory, 8 parents, at English, Ind.
They will be gone until about March
LIST.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gagelman, of Clarence. last
Friday. VIM. says he will not let that
half dozen remain broken very long at
time.
Charlie Allen has another unique dis,
play in the drug store show window
which, as is usual with anything
Charlie undertakes. is jumping"
success.
DR.. Graham, OF, Massachusetts, d
cousin of Mrs. A. T. Curry, came out
last week TO look at the country, with
| a view To possibly locating here in the
practice OF medicine
Genuine Platino work. Call and SEE
our samples. Call now and gel
advantage of our offer on the first 100
sittings. New Era Gallery. oyer
Hooper's. HALLIDAY &LUsE.
Will E. Harper and wife. of Okla
homa City, Ok, came up to Great
Bend Saturday, to remain here a few
days. Will is in the furniture and
undertaking business there, and says
he is doing well.
School Teacher Dickens, near Film
wood, got married week or more ago,
and tue schoolmams Immediately SO
lected, for his subject at the next
teachers association The Response
bility of Parent"
nh cir at
church last Monday night had large
audience and gave good concert; al
though their music would have been
better appreciated if they had given
some new selections.
The A hi. E. church of this city has
been holding revival meetings the past
week. with the satisfactory result that
quite number of conversions baYe
been made and number of additions
to the church membership.
An orange tree containing two grow.
ing oranges and several bunche of
blossoms, was curiosity to be seen
among the pulpit adornments at the
Congregational church last Sunday.
Judge Breeder raised the tree in his
conservatory. and it's quite curiosity.
j. w. Haege, the hardware clerk at
G. N. s. E. r. Moses, has a regular
':scOrcher' of a display in the north
show window. One of his legs is long
or than it really ought to be, 1--WE mean
the scorcher, not jack, but he is an
artist and no mistake, Jack not the
scorcher.)
Woodmen reception at their hall,
Hume block, next Tuesday evening
Feb. 1st. Brothers aud sisters get u
hustle on you. The committee Is work
ing MOLLY; give them all the assistance
you can. EVERY WOodman should be
present at lodge next Monday night,
the 31st, to close up arrangements.
Last weeks Tribune was not much
of beaut.. but the Judge promises to
do better when he gets the post0ffice,
providing Dink Butts Will bring back
his slothanger, and John Doe and
Richard Roe-those two naughty boys
who are always getting into devilment
will tell him where they hid the tai
dope.
! D. B. Palmer says the time has abOu,
come when he and his favorite driving
horse must part company, as be
believes she deliberately kicked him
One hind foot struck his left hand and
! the other caught him ON the abdomen D.