Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-02-01

'RIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1901
LOCAL AND PERSONAL COMMENT.
Ed. Lindas was in town. from AL
bert, Monday.
The poultry show paid out in full
100 cents on the dollar.
County Clerk Lutschg and wife re
turned Saturday night from Topeka.
B. Reynolds and wife of Albion, re- u,
port the birth of new sou, last week.
A nephew of Mrs j. Gustin, of near "
lGalatla. is here on visit from Illinois.
Nick Klepper, of north Of ElIin> ~
wood, was a county seat visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. W F. Putnam and children,
left last week for their future home in
Topeka.
In England last week they had ~ =.
Coronation. while Kansas had
Carrie Nation.
Tom Owings was home couple of NJ
tdays last week, to visit with his wife
and daughter.
Revival meetings began at Provi>
dence chapel, Albion township, Mon
day evening of this week.
Rev Mcconnell, the Christian min> -
ister. is now permanently located with :.
his family at Great Bend.
A. l.. Miller and son arc putting on 90
the inside finishing at l.. B. Coss' new ~
! farm residence, near Heizer. ~
Z. II. Cory, a north side farmer, ia
doing the right act-putting up sheds e;
to house his farm machinery. n;
i Grandpa Ward, V. S. Musil and sh
Pete Wenke were callers on the DEMO- "
Graf, from Eilinwood Monday. O.
George Muse, of Hoisngton. and Miss
Lena Streck of north Homestead were tt
married on Thursday. January 31st. "
The fellow who hunts trouble geners ~
ally finds it, especially if he takes on 'e
load of liquor to help him in the PC
search.
Every member of the Poultry Asso N
citation should attend the annual cleo to
tion of officers next Wednesday Febru- ps
AIRY 9Th. e'
Quite pleasant dancing party was q
! ,Ienjoyed by lot of the city yonng folks
rat Halladay's 8 photo gallery, last Fri>i ia
day evening. d,
1t is suggested that if Mr.. Carrie =.
Nation the 81 does not die of delerium =
tremens as did Mr.. Carrie Nation the
1st. be is wishing he had
The poultry show was success in -
every respect. Some of theme officers
had a lot of experience" that will do ::
them good in future shows. -
Judge" Al. Notney, the tailor, is ff
back to Great Bend after about a years al
absence and can now be found in the
, tailoring rooms of 8. Mitchell. It
The city schools opened again Mon :,
: day in go,d shape. Many of the :,
/ students had been vaccinated during .
, the two weeks of vacation but many
had not.
7 Smallpox found its way into Europe
\ III tu0 SlAiu CcutuIS, anu Ill bdS DSS6I
been eradicated since. Queen Nary of
England and Louis XIV of France died -
; of that disease.
George Mitchell! finds it necessary to c
advertise that he does not tear down e
the town of Hoisington,'' but has a
built and sold more houses than any n
/, other man IN it,
MI and Mrs G. F. Diffenbacher left c
on TUESDAY of this week on a visit to {
their daughter, Mrs E. G. Kent of d
: Trenton, No, and son Harry. at Hor-
S ton. Kansas They will be gone sew C
/ erai weeks.
:. Gus. WemmergreD, an elder brother
u of Axel Wemmergren, arrived from
r Gaiesburg. Ills, last Friday, returning
r home Monday evening. Mr.. Wem-
mergrens aged father and mother will
come out shortly 10 make their home t
+ here for a while, "a
u l desire to sell my entire stock of
e Buff and Barred Plymouth Rock chick