Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-10-19

residence, and in his usual impressive
manner Probate Judge Breeder prO>
nounced the wedding ceremoney. An
adjournment was then taken to the
commodious dining hall and such a
supper as only the German frauleins
can put up was partaken of. Later
the young people gathered in, the i'm.
nense barn floor was cleared, and all
was merriment until the early morn~
dawn. The DEMOCRAT extends most
hearty congratulations
CARD OF THANKS Gold, unfeeling
type cannot express the deep feelings
of thanks we entertain towards the
many sincere friends and neighbors
who, in so many different ways aided
in softenipg the blow that has 30 re-
Gently fallen upon US. We wish pub
licly to acknowledge your kindnesses
J.E. MCQUILLEN AND FAMILY.
CARD OF THANKS desire to
publicly extend our most sincere
thanks to the many kind friends and
neighbors whose ministering acts were
deeply appreciated by us during our
bereavement.
HENRIETTA MEEK & FAMILY
At the preliminary examination of
Frank Risf charged with killing j. 81.
Kelly. before ] H Jennfson. Monday,
defendant was bound over to the
November term of the district court,
and Jury will act on his case.
Edward j. Donehue, who has been
clerking in the shoe department of
the New York store, left Monday
evening for Fort Dodge, Iowa, wlere
he takes position as travelling sales
man.
D s Geiger, who has been with
| the Larned ChronOs :Ops for some
months past. has resigned his posi-
| ton and is visiting friends in Great
Bend
Mrs. Thos. Deighton came very near
the danger line, Wednesday by taking
a dose of poison through mistake
The doctor says only the largeness
| of the dose saved her life.
Barn For Rent.
Arranged for two horses, carriage
room, hay loft. grain bins, shed for
COWS. Enquire at Electric Cos.
Office.
There will be an examination of ap
plicants for teachers certificates, at
central school building. Saturday,
Oct. 9th, commencing at a. m.
NJ Il HARRISON, Supt.
Louis Cook, wife ana baby. came up
to Barton county from Keith, Ok, the
first of the week to visit with friends
and relatives for two or three weeks.
Col. Greene. of the Hotel Greene,
eft for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Mon
day morning, to be gone several weeks
in the hope of restoring his health.
Jack Mccullough and Frank Wilson
have both returned to Great Bend.
It's cold day when they find live>
iier town than Great Bend.
Mrs A. G. Langham departed Tues
day on visit to her brother and
family at Newton. Andy thinks she
will come back some day.
Mrs Tyler gold cart load of hats
last Saturday, on account of the CUT
PRICES, and she will continue the cut
until everybody is satisfied. Guara !.
tee the Latest Eastern Styles.
REMEMBER-The Mexican Chile
Parlor has moved to the Allen build
ing, opposite HuImes. Meals, lunch>
es, oysters and Hot Chile served any
hour-day or night.
Ladies! Tuesday of next week I
will have an invoice of Ferns, Palms
and choice bulbs, beside other nice
plants. Come early and get choice.
ELLA NJ. STOKE.
Otto Patten has been very ill with
spinal menengitis, at the home of his
uncle, G S. Allison, but is better the
past few days.
SilverV are, dishes. furniture and
stoves for sale at bargains. See Em~
ma Gussafson. at H,teI MJfrison.
Nelson s. Son have in another car
load of apples, the finest kind. Call
for them before they are gone.
Miss Ella Converse is now teaching
at District No. 10, about five miles
north of town.
Golf Capes. We have the only line
in town. See them at Lundblade &
Bolingers.
Call and see Miss Smeddick's low
priced millinery. No trouble to show
goods.
Some good furniture. dishes, stoves
etc. for sale cheap At Morrison house !
A New Piano For Sale. See Emma |
at Hotel MorrisoD
japanese Wedding. Can you guess |
who the bride and groom will be?
Joe Dunn was up from Ellinwood
Tuesday.
J. F. Zimmeht and family came |