Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-02-02

q. T. Mauler, OF OlmltZ, pal0 MS re-
-pects to the DEMOCRAT, Tuesday.
Sunday was on ice>maker. for sure
the first real cold day in two months.
will sell suits and pants at cost
until leave. Diff. the Tailor.
j. II. Jennison has moved into the
Office rooms in the Tribune building.
AS the spring time approaches
"house wanted" is the prevailing CRY.
Geo. 81. Taylor, of south of the river,
is reported Oh the sick list this week.
Bon Dawson has been here from
Canon City, Colo, the past week or
more.
Mrs. Carl Faber, of the west part of
the county, is reported very dangerous
ly i'll.
Several new brick walks were put
down, last week, on south Main
street.
McCulloughs still holds the belt as
THE on.y place in town to get good
lunch on short order.
Dick Bosse is giving some of the
young people OF the city some excellent
Instructions in German.
Miss Emma Boyle called Tuesday to
order the DEMOCRAT TO her brother. at
Chelsea, Indian Territory.
VIM. Reinecke, of Helzsr, goes to
Wichita this week, to receive medical
treatment for throat disease.
The New York Store is making
some appreciated internal improves
ments, during the quiet trade season.
T. s. Lorrimor was caller Monday.
He says his father, Mr.. B. F. Lorrimor,
is expected home from Colorado soon.
Suits and pants patterns at Diff
enbachers. Diffenbacher has some
cloth suitable for ladies dresses at
cost.
Already the spring work is being
laid out by the farmers. The imple-
ment man should plant his advertise
ment.
Remember the meeting of the
Poultry Association Saturday, the Sd d,
at2 p. M, at. the Office of ], q.
Jennison.
VIM. Harrison, at Cne time en-
gineer at the Walnut Greek Mills,
this city, died at his home in st. John
last week.
The DEMOCRAT and Kansas City
Twice-a~week Times for 81 80; or this
paper and the Cincinnati Weekly En-
quirer for sl.3O year.
Only little more than a month
more of this alleged winter. We'd
SOONER have this thing continue than
to endure the March winds.
The annual Musical JubiIee, to open
at Hutchinson May 18th to 18th.
promises to be the greatest musical
event of the year i'll Kansas.
The box supper and social by the
Modern Woodmen, Thursday night of
last week, is said to have been most
enjoyable affair by all who were press
ent.
Phillip Brack was down from Otis
the first of the week. He says they
have no clue to the identity OF the
| burgulars who recently blew open his
safe at Otis.
| We shall maintain. in the DEMO-
Graf, Poultry Department, and will
gladly welcome any matter pertaining g
to that industry that will advance the
poultry interests.
A little school girl of this city, when
asked by her teacher what she knew
about the microbe family. answered
with dignity that her mamma had told
her not to talk about other peoples
family affairs.
o. a. Smith of thus city has been
elected vice presiden of the board OF
directors of the Kinsas State Mueus al
Hail Association A farmers
organization for Insurance of crops.
/ with headquarters At Mcpherson.
Rev. Chas. Sheldon, author OF In
His Steps, will take entire charge of
the Topeka Daily Capital for one week
in March. and run it as he believes
Christ would do II placed in that
ipositiou- Good ad for toe Capital.