Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-11-23

atteLQiug court mere tnlS WeSK
Ribbons, baby caps and street hats,
from Is to rs cts. MRS. PRINGLE
For SALE About 900 bushels of
Oats and Barley. See F. D. WILSON,
D. @. Luse is on visit to Iowa,
combining both business and pleasure.
j. S. Winget was down from the
rustling little town of Albert, Tues
day.
The Kansas Grain Company has
bought the j. S. Winget elevator, at
Albert.
Chas. King is up from Oklahoma
this week, on business, and reports
Ok. 0. K.
Bert Winterburg and Earl Swift
started on an overland trip to Oklaho-
ma Monday.
A man named Edward Holm, up
near Galatia, died on Monday, of quick
consumption.
The catalogue for the coming poul>
try show in January, is about ready
for the printer.
We want to show you those Julia
NARROW Shoes. at
LUNDBLADE & BoL1NGER's.
trees die, that fine ought to have been
more than ten seventy-fve.
Miss Marguerite Miller of Kingman
is here for the winter to attend the G.
n. G. and take musical instruction.
Nick LIGHTER, of near Olmitz, was
transacting business in Great Bend,
Monday, and called on the printer.
j. L. Jolly aud Miss Tillie Danler
came up from near Seward, Monday
and got Judge Breeder to splice 'em.
The first real snow of the season
began falling here about $3.50 p. M, on
the goth. 1t was only furry. how
ever.
The first real winter of the season
hit this locality Monday night, when
the ground was covered with coating
of sleet
John W. Smith, formerly of Eureka
township, but now of Hutchinson, is
up to probably spend the winter in
Barton county.
Members of the city fire department
should remember the regular monthly
meeting next Friday night-a week
from tonight.
John Eaton, for many years promi-
nent in Kapsas democratic circles.
now Of Kansas City, NO., is attending
court here this week.
panied his sister to Great Bend, Mons
day. Miss Madison will attend Cen
tial Normal College here.
Two weddings, the contracting parties
being we'll known and popular young
people of this city, are slated for the
next 10 days. Now guess.
Albert F. Kuhl has bought half
interest in the j., A. Haas store at
Albert. The DEMOCRAT wishes the
new firm abundant success.
1 still haYe some stylish Turbans
and beautiful Pompadore hats, which
you can haye at your own price.
MRS. PRINGLE.4
A. A. Wemmergren returnd from
Kansas City the first of the week.
Axel says Mrs. W., who is in hospi
tai there, is getting along nicely.
Spillman Riggs, humerist at the
opera house Thanksgiving night.
Second of the Oriole Club series of
Entertainments, so and So cents
NJ. B. Fits sot tangled up in the
intricate machinery of farm wagon,
the other day, with the result that one
of his legs is sitter than it really
ought to be.
| Genuine Irish Friezs Overcoats,
bearing the royal Irish stamp, and the
best made overcoat in town, 50 90 and
$40 90 with zero collar, at
LUNDBLADE & BoLINGER's.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
will give q Thanksgiving Social at D.
81. Halladay's. on Tuesday evening the
9th. a small admission fee will be
charged.
Uncle Steve Vaughn was coming
down the street. Tuesday. loudly pros
claiming: BE Engaged, be Engaged,
chill'enl Be ingaged bout yo' soul?'
"You mean COAL, don't you, Uucle?'
remarked citizen. Yah, yahl ]