Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-09-08

at Hailaday's.
Watch, clock and jewelry repairing
at Patterson's.
Everything new. neat, and up to-
date, at Patterson's.
DR.. Tuttle, at Hotel Greene next
Thursday and Friday-14 and Is.
A good. Remington Bicycle for sale,
cheap. See Woodward s. Russell.
Finest line of Belt Buckles, Beauty
Pins and Lace Pins at Patterson's.
Richard Speck was up from near
Sandago, Stafford county. Saturday.
Like the Fillipinos, every body is
anxious for the Amy season to set IN.
When you want a watch, clock, q
piece of jewelry or silverware, see Pat>
terson.
Just received, new lot of Sterling
Silver Hearts popular prices at Pat
terson's.
Mccullough g restaurant has changed
hands, Ira Bardwell being the new
proprietor.
Have you seen those Fancy Hand
Painted Vases, at Patterson's, they
are beauties.
Coe Russell left for Lawrence, Sum-
day. to continue his law studies in the
State University.
The eye, ear, nose and throat sur
geon, DR.. futile. at Hotel Greene Sept.
IA and 18th. See him.
Jay Thatcher and Jim Ely left for
Lawrence this week to take course
in the State University.
See the Great Bend Implement Co
and save money on oil, betting, and
threshers repairs of all kinds.
Next to the Methodist brethren the
Salvation Army takes the cake-and
anything else in sight-for the collec-
ton habit.
DR.. VIM. A. Phillips, the eye and
ear specialist. will be at the Hotel
Greene, Great Bend. Sept. 9th to 18th
inclusive.
The month of August, 1899, is said
to have been the hottest for thirteen
years. Hicks said, six months ago,
that it would be.
When the Woodmen camped at FL
linwood they knew it would be good;
plenty of wood, plenty of food, and
rho rest Wa understood
George Longmire, a G. N. G. student
was married on August SOth, to Miss
Mabel Kelly, at her home ten miles
south of Cimarron, Kansas.
Alois farmer and father, of near
Odin, were transacting business in
Great Bend Tuesday. They say rain is
needed badly now for fall seeding.
Wonder why the convention last
Saturday did not call upon Geo.
Thatcher and w. P. Cone to tell what
they thought about the convention re-
suits.
1t is learned, incidentally, that Sam
j. Day, for many years a prominent
attorney of Great Bend, died at Sioux
City, Iowa. on August 31st. We have
at this writing been unable to learn |
any particulars.
Freeman Corp, an old~time Great |
Bender who worked on the Register in
the 7O's. was up from Hutchinson |
Sunday. Mr. Corp makes his home on |
farm near Nickerson, but runs a |
machine shop in Hutchinson.
1 will be at Hosel Greene Great
Bend, on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, Sept 9th, 10 and 18th. Persons
desiring treatment of the eye or ear
should call early on the first day and |
make appointment.
Respectfully,
VIM. A. PHILLIPS, NJ. D.
W. 2. FEEDER went down to Emporia
junction the first of the week, to relieve
the agent there for couple of months.
Mr.. FEEDER will work into the front
ranks in railroad circles. as be is a
young man who does whatever lies in
the line of duty. and does it with a
will.
j. Leon Miller, manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph at Hutchinson, came up
Saturday evening to spend Sunday with
his father and sister. Leon is Great
Bend boy we are all proud of because
he possesses the bustling ability and
application to business required in any
man who succeeds By his own efforts.