Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-03-08


new residence, on Forest avenue, is
about completed.
Justice 1. I. Goatiy. Of P.wnee
Rock, was down to the county seat
on business Monday.
George G. Strobel, of near Seward,
was married this week to Miss Mary
E. Erdman, of Missouri.
st. John has "Budge" a plenty.
His first name is Will, and they don't
go to the joints to find him.
Mrs. Hargrave, of La Crosse, visited
with her brothers, John and Roger |
Moffatt. in this city last week.
Stanley Prindle. of the north side
was in town last Friday just to see
how "dry" this town really is.
Mrs. Rev. Mast entertained the |
aides OF the Presbyterian church.
Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Hugh Boyle, one of the substantial
we'll fixed farmers of Albion towns
ship was in town Friday Of last week.
The new. Christian church. on
Church Street-Broadway- now en-.
closed, and will soon be ready to hold
services in.
Fe! q! fol fuml l smell the blood of
q vender Of rum. Be he alive or be he
dead, we'll get his scalp the smelling
committee said.
W. E. Beardsley. of Larned. was
down to the Bend over Sunday, sing~
ing his favorite song: Come into the
garden, Maude.'
Trade with the men who have the
best interests of Great Bend at heart.
The Advertisements of such men you
viii find in the DEMOCRAT. :
"Sleepy Dick" should wake up once,
already-yet, aud get his items in from
South Bend day earlier. They were
just day too late last week.
| Giles Dodge is out in Eureka town
ship this week putting the finishing
touches of paint and paper on J. B.
Trester's new farm residence.
year the best Header ever exhibited in
Barton county. 1t is the Kansas No.
2. Don't fail to see it, it's peach.
Chas. Springer was down from
Olmitz. last Friday, to try and close
the deal for farm, which he has been
renting but thinks it more profitable
to buy.
/ We will take pleas IRE In showing
you our line of buggies and spring
wagons. We handle the Racine, it is
the best made. Great Bend Imple-
ment Go.
i Heck Mitchell is doing the baggage
master act, on the Mo. P. jerkwater
while the old standby, Lou Durand
accompanies his wife on a visit in
Illinois.
Mrs. Geo. Moses gave a surprise
party, Friday evening last. to her
mother, Mrs W. II. . iell. which was
| attended and enjoyed by the hand.
some elderly ladies of the city.
For SALE Hotel in Olmitz, only
hotel there; IA rooms with or without
furniture; good business and govd rea-
sons given for selling For price and
& terms call on or wire VIM. l.. MAULER
' O!mi,z, Kansas.
, Hoisington has park-all excep
the trees and the grass, and the lakes
D and the fountains, and the shad,
E hooks and lovers retreats. Tit
, Dispatch suggests that some trees b
planted this year for starter.
;. Mrs e N. Ford, formerly of th,
| south side. but now making her hom'
: with her daughter. at Homewood
Kansas, has been in the county tn,
q past week or more visiting will
1 friends. of whom she has lot in thi
9 county.
Attorney Randall Livesay. of Galena
Il Kansas, came up to Barton count
ID last week to visit with relatives an
"a friends for week or so. Mr.. Liyesa
says things are coming his way al
right. and his many old friends her
d are glad to hear it.
= Henry f. KoopmaD, q brother o
Chris Koopman. deceased in wrisin
from Fort Wayne. Ind. to renew sub
|. scriptios. 70 the DEMOCRAT. hands u
}. the following boquet: Your pape