Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-04-06

the opera house Saturday night the
7th.
You all should notice the Easter
announcement OF Mrs. Tyler, the
milliner.
W. A. Moses, Of Kansa City, was
out to visit Great Bend relatives the
first of the week.
Mrs Edna Harnahan visited her
parents mp in the north part of the
county last week. i
Allen Hornbeck came up from |
Franklin county this week, to take q |
course in the c. N. c 1
They voted early, and they voted
quick, but they didn't vote hard
enough for Uncle Dick.
The COX supper out at Dist. the
other night came pretty near being |
turned into boxing match.
Mrs. M. 81. Grapton, is in the city
this week IN the interests of the Old
Lady's Rest. at Leavanworth.
McCullough's Chile Parlor is being
moved this week to the basement
under Woodward aud Russell's.
Robert Doonan was 10 from Eureka
township Saturday, and ordered the
DEMOCRAT for the ensuing year.
Rev. C. c. Bradford will preach at
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath,
April 9Th. at LA. m, and p. m.
A.17-year-old son of A. F. Foster
died in Eureka township last Friday.
The funeral occurred Saturday a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Shafer were the
guests Of B. F. and G. Lorrimor and
wife last Thursday. They report a
fine time.
Taffy-the kind to eat, Chocolate
Creams, Fruits and Nuts, at c. F.
Rathbun's Candy Kitchen, first door
east of Eppstein's.
Ladies wishing to spend delightful
afternoon or evening should visit the
Daughters Of the King Bazaar the
week before Easter.
Beautiful things to look at, beautiful
music, and not least, toothsome dain-
ties served appropriately at the Daugh 4
ters Of the King Bazaar. -
Gentlemen, leave word at Porter's
Drug store and Max Shafer will call
on you with 375 samples of clothing,
the finest line ever shown, and prices
to suit all. -
Call and see our display Of Easter
hats. Opening 18th. 18th and IA of
April. At Brown Sisters old stand,
on Forest Ave. HARRIS & Co.
Uncle Dick got the majority of the
male vote in every ward, but the fe-
male voters gave majority for MIR.
Cooprider. We had no idea the newly
elected marshal was such a ladies'
man.
The Kempton Komedy Ko. will
appear at the K. P. hall. Pawnee
Rock. on Monday and Tuesday next,
the 9th and 10th. The K. z. hall has
been fitted up in proper shape for an
opera hall, and Pawnee Rock people
can now enjoy shows at home.
While handling an unruly prisoner
in the State Reformatory,
Hutchinson, one day last week W. L
Mendenhail received several slashes
with q knife. made from steel shoe
spring. The severest cut was in the
face. the knife striking in the mouth
and cutting down one side about three
inches. The fellow was sIashing for
Bills throat.
JAS. T. McAlpin in his newest
Swedish comedy drama. Hans
Hanson" will be the attraction at the
Opera House. Saturday coming April
and it promises to be a real attraction
one of the best of the season Mr.
McAlpin is recognized as the very
best exponent of Swedish dialect
characters and is also q sweet singer
and warbler and yodeler of rare
accomplishment. His supporting com
pany is large exceptionally strong
one. including a number of clear
| speciality artists in addition to the
best dramatic talent ohtainable. The
press speaks in highest praise OF the
performance rs very pleasing play
| excelIeutly acted. Reserved seats are
"going' rapidly.
City Council.
The city council, at its meeting
| Monday night, transacted the usual
| routine business. The marshal was
instructed to notify the shooting gal
lery nuisance starting up on Main
street to pay up the three months IL
cense or pull out. Ut has pulled out.)
Citizens on West Forest avenue asked
an extention of the water mains two
blocks west from Geo. Brinkman's
residence. Matter referred to the