Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-09-06

John B. Unruh was caller, from
Pawnee Rock township, Wednesday
There will be plenty of music at the
county fair. Brass bands, merry-go
rounds, musical shooting gallery etc.
The foundation for 81. E. Deans
new residence, on Broadway west, Is
now in, and the framework coln-
menced
Clay Lucas is going on one leg
mostly-the result of cutting foot
quite severely while in bathing in the
Walnut.
| Elrick j. CoIei is up on cattle ranch,
near Utica, Ness county, and is just in
cIover-has struck the business that
suits him.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson, Of
north Of Hoisington. in Union towns
shir, buried little two.year>old child
Saturday.
w. V. Marquis, of Albion township.
was recently called to OHIO. on receipt
of a telegram announcing the death of
his father.
Town property is in big demand,
| aud is selling at good prices, not only
| in Great Bend, but in all the towns of
the county.
Threshermen are shedding their
machines-and overails-and hiking
out to enjoy a season of rest with the
home folks.
Mrs. Dida Patterson and Miss Long
will occupy the Ford residence, On
Forest avenue, to be vacated by Dan
Coughlin's.
Joe Sprinkler was UP from Elilnwood
Saturday. Joe is Que of the best
known auctioners in the county, and
is in constant demand,
Saturday a marriage license was
Issued to H. r. Baird, son of FL. S.
Baird, of Pawnee Rock. and Miss
Nellie hurry, of Heller.
Mrs. Mary Pyle has opened her
dressmaking parlors again, on north
Main street and is prepared to DO all
kinds of first class work
The Ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve ice cream and cake in the
Park on Saturday evening, Sept. 7th.
Cakes will also be Oh sale.
Il los
Saturday. when big, l3A pound Kan-
sas boy was born unto him. Hs lives
in the first ward of this city,
Anton Chadd, of near Seward, Ia re>
joicing over new boy, born to him
Monday of this week. And Grandpa
Chadd did not even say dam"
Waiter Mathewson left Monday for
Ellinwood where be took charge of the
eighth grade in tho school OF that city.
which opened up Tuesday of this week.
Ed Fouch has moved into the 4th
ward residence. from the south side
Quite number OF farmers move into
town every fall, TO sead their children
to school.
D, s. Delep' ana cams up last week
from OIeene, OK, 10 see his father.
who was at that time dangerously i'll
He returned &c Oa,ahoma the first of
the week.
Pea ,hes on the farm at 80 cents a
bnshel, or 80 cents if you pick them
yourself, is a price within the reach
uf everyone. and peach cobbler ought
to be all the go now
An anniversary picnic will be held
in VOLTS grove, Ellinwood. Sunday
the 9Th. A good program has beer
provided, aud the people of that locali'
ity will sura enjoy themselves.
| ]. T. Keli. late OF Pawnee Roct
township, has purchased the J. S
Dalziei property. cas- side, AMI moved
TO Great Bend, where be can give hi,
Children the benefit of our publi
, schools.
The officers ars muviug on some 0
the tin-sorn gamblers. vito have Iatel
infested this city. They having u
: visible means OF support. batch o
than we're fined s. and $40 each. Nor
day on the charge OF vagranc}.
Wuf. VissInan OF the vest sioe- ws
q In town Tuessiay 10 meet some Nebra