Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-11-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The CINCINNATI Weekly Enquirer
for only 80 cents a year.
Go to Diff. the tailor for nice fitting
and well made suit or trousers,
HI. Roetzel vas up from Ellinwood
Tuesday having dental work done.
Miss Emma Bell is here from Chi
cago, on a visit with her mother and
brothers.
Rev. ]. c. Laslett will preach at
Presbyterian church Sunday, Nov. 5th.
at II a. N.
For SALE-A nice. red, 4-year old
mich COW. with calf days old. See
Walter B. Cornell.
The November term of the district
court will open next Wednesday. The
docket is not very long.
For Hot Chile. hot and cold lunches.
COhOCs ClOs IL IhS AAOo0lASHG LbCCSodAS
ant. I'd door south of Hooper's.
Remember, we serve lunches at all
hours, also regular meals. The Head>
light restaurant, I'd door south of
Hooper's.
Mrs. NJ. Mathews, popular milliner
and dress maker of Ellinwood, was
transaciing business in Great Bend,
Thursday.
Charlie Pelter can reach a long
| ways with whip" say some of the
imps of Hailoeen. In fact, Charlie
| held reacher, and the kid became a
screecher.
Newt Tyndall is home from Bur~
dette, having been laid off the road
for the present with all the other ex.
ira section men.
! When you come in to get the cleo.
tion returns do not forget that McCul-
lough's is voted the best place in town
for hot lunches.
The gathering of the Dodge family,
spoken of in these columns last week,
was at the home of Don D. Dodge. ius
| stead of his brother, Walls.
| Probate Judge Breeder performed
the marriage ceremony, on Oct. Both,
for Geo. K. HORNE and Miss Pearl E.
Thomson, both Of Great Bend.
Those new, porcelain bath tubs,
with hot water, at Seward s. Barnett's
barber shop, will make you feel like a
lighting cock, if you use them properly.
The family of a. r. Moss left last
week for their future home IN Kansas
City, Mo. We give them year to gel
Great Bend-again.
/ Editor O'Bleniss, of the Claflin Clar
ion, was caller Saturday. He prom
ised US TO warm things up'' in the
campaign this week. All right, Oscar
But the voters will make it mighty
chilly for the irnperialistic, expansion
at>any- price. next week. We feel sorry
for your SO soon to be blighted hopes.
am preparing to have sale of per
! sonal property, but until such public
sale is arranged for, viii sell at private
! sale my stock, implements and house,
hold goods, at most reasonable prices
Call on premises ] miles west of Sew
ard, Stafford county.
AMBROSE BAIER.
Ida May Blake, the little leading
lady of Mr. Dilion's company is of {
long line of theatrical ancestors, OIL
both the fathers and mothers side O
the family. She was carried on tn
stage when she was two weeks old il
the farce, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White
She was the original ''Flaxy" in Mr
r billions Wanted, the Earth"
On Wednesday, Nov. 1st. 1899, oc
cured the wedding of Louis G.. Mau
solf and Miss Christiana W. Dirkt
: both of near Albert. The bride is
daughter of Herman Dirks, of CIar
eDce township. The ceremony wa
performed at the new German churc
in Clarence township, large crowd O
friends and relatives being in atten
dance.
II John billions Ingenue.
II Daphne Bradford, the ingenue {
III NJ DiDop,c aopooanv IL q roDoorIa III