Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-23

county treasurer and the printer, Tues
day,
Plenty Of good hay and room, at
Bolinger's Stable, east of the court
house.
W. III. Grant. of south of ElIinwood,
spent three days with the poultry
show, and rendered appreciated as
sistance.
The balance of the fund raised by
our citizens for the members of Co A.
from Barton county was distributed
this week.
Ellinwood Chapter, Eastern Star,
held public installation of officers
followed by splendid banquet. Wed>
nesday evening. the 2Ist.
Carpenters have torn out the old NJ.
e. church building, next west of the
Hulme store, whichshad been convert
ed into business building.
The firm of Bush s. 3aier, at Olmitz,
has dissolved partnership in the butch
Bush continuing the business.
Editor Hornaday. of the Pawnee
Rock Chieftain, was a Great Bend
visitor Monday, taking in the Poultry
show and getting acquainted with our
people.
EIlinwood's time is regulated by the
mill whistle. The time" Great Bend
ers have when they GO to EIlinw wood is
regulated by the amount of dough they
have.
| The Modern Woodmen lodge Of Ol
! mitz is arranging to give dance and
supper. at that town on the night of
Dec 3lst Watch for their announce
ments later. g
We sell the best wire nails, Sd. by
the keg at So Is; steel nails any size
or any kind we have at Soc keg.
Yours truly,
G. h 8 E. R. MOSES.
from Barton 'unty, who have not re.
ceived their S2 the balance of the
fund raised for them by our citizens
should call on Geo. Noses for same.
WARNING found Eunting
or trespasslDg oD my premises, N ] of
Sec. "a, T. 10, r. IS, will be prosecuted
| TO the full extent of the law.
Fl. J, KLEIN. :.
gs1Hrs. Sam l Penna aud daughter, Mss
Clara. left on Monday evening for Val
| verde, Colo. where they will make their
home for the present. 1t is hoped that
Mrs. Penna's health may be improved
by the change.
j. Q. Gregory. of south Of town. has
rented the Mrs. Mcdowell residence in
the city, and will move in between now
and Christmas. Mrs. McD08eII will
sell her household goods. See her ad
| vertisement.
Miss Lou Rankin. who has been at
tending a training school for nurses in
Wichita, visited relatives in Great
Bend Monday, leaving later in the week
for Denver, where she goes into hos
pital as a trained nurse.
The P o lobby has been scrubbed,
and signs put up: No smoking allow
ed" One of these days you'll have to
take off your hats and wipe your feet
at the door, and take your dinner along
while you wait for your mail.
l
! For SALE-Piano, l Bedroom sci
and mattress, Bookcase, l Cupboard
4 Wood chairs, Heating stoves.
Gasoline stove and 5 ga. can, 1 Iron
kettle, Neat cutter, Glass fruit cans
and Rag carpet. Enquire of
a MRS. Mcdowell.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding nf Miss Leota Humphrey, former
ly of this city, to Mr.. Elton C. Parks
the wedding to take place at the home
4 her father, j. K. Humphrey, Wed
rasday. the 18th, at high Doon, in
Canon City. Colo. The young couple
will make Longnont. Colo. their hom,
in the future.
Valentine Kramer, of Dubuque, re
turned last week from his visit up int,
Minnesota. He had a splendid time
saw lots of old friends, and had
whole lot tc tell them about Kansas
Ie does q Kansas man good to tell tn
fasteners or uOrtherners about th
beauties and advantages of our pros
porous state which has been lied abou
so much by the fellows who want +