Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08

Bal Groseclose is enjoying visit
from brother in California.
Alois Kinzel was down from Odin.
and called on the DEMO-
GRAFT.
Rev. j. E. Snifin, and wife, of Ray
mond, stopped off Tuesday to visit
with Cal Keenan,, an old Missouri
neighbor.
Rev. Albert Watkins, Arch>deacon |
for Western Kansas, preached at the
Episcopal church Wednesday evening
the 9Th.
The crossings on the south side of
Forest avenue are in good shape, but
the. middle of the street sis out OF
sight"-in the mud.
Peter Scheuerman of Otis passed
through here last week on his way to
Hillsboro, to get operated on his arm
for inflammation tnecrosia) of the bone.
Boxwell'says he did not crawl. out
with the other fellows, Monday night,
because he beard dogs barking outs
side; and he always was afraid of
dogs"
MIR. and Mrs: Tobias Unruh of Paw.
nee Rock returned today from Hills
boro, where Mrs. Unruh was successes
fully operated on for ingrowing hair of
the eyelids by Drs. Entz & Katz.
SRTAYED.-On Wednesday night
Oct. 80 from my home in Great Bend,
1 light gray horse seven years old.
Any one knowing of his whereabouts
please notify. W. G.. JONES.
Lock Box 665, Great Bend, Kan
The Daily Item has opened up on
Mrs. BunghoIe, and denounces the
dive she is said to run as disgrace to
any community. The place is outside
the city limits. but is near enough to
do rushing business.
J. D. Vest was arrested, Wednes~
day, charged with violating the quar-
entine:rsgulations. He Is said to have
torn down the smallpox card, and he
and members of his family have been
coming down town and mixing with
the public.
DR.. Crumbine, a member of the
State Board Of Health was here the
first of the week and made examina-
ton of the alleged smallpox cases,
pronouncing them genuine, and in
sisting upon strict q laren.ine.
i Some of those VINO have been breaking
the quarantine may break into jail.
Fred Zutayerp returned. from Ger
many last Saturday. Two sisters
l accompanying him, to make their
home here with Fred and Louie: Mr..
Zutavern was gone about nine months
is much improved in health, and is
Egladsto get back to the home of his
adoption. We expect to have whole
j lot to say about his trip when we gel
an opportunity to interview him.
Henry Trauer and VIM. Nero re-
Gently moved hen house over from
the south side. They took it dowI
, and moved it in sections, but wheI
, they went to set it up again it would
not fl. Some of the parts had grown
a foot longer than they really ough
to be. All of which goes to show how
I | wonderfully things will grow in thi
country.
i An old gentleman, YIN. Ford
: formerly residing northeast of Grea
5 Bend, died at the Elkhorn hotel Tues
day evening the 9Th, Of asthma. HI
had been living with his daughter
Mrs. Mitchner, near Syracuse. ant
was on his way to Oklahoma, when b.
became so feeble his daughter stopped
here with him. Funeral services wer
held at the M. E. church Thursday a
10 q. m.
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