Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-08-30
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley had q
son born to them Monday of this week.
Commissioner Sam Shattuck wal
over from north Homestead, Saturday

Commissioner Sam Shattuck was
over from north Homestead, Saturday.
DR.. G. l.. -Katz and wife, of Oimitz,
were Great Bend visitors last Friday.
We have just received car of Barb
Wire. GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
The Majestic Is the best steel range
on earth, go to the Great Bend Imple>
ment Co.
The price of peaches per bushel is
getting nearer, the printers ability to
indulge.
Horses and mules bought and sold.
w. F. Klein Sc Co., south of Hotel
Greene.
John Gallon, one of the standbys of
Albert, was down to the county seat
Friday last.
If Sunday, the 25th, was not the
hottest day of the season, then We miss
our guess.
Manager Lewis. OF the opera house.
promises a good show every night dur
ing fair week.
The Daily Item came out Friday
evening a six-page paper. The Item
is deservedly growing.
Editor Miller. OF the Hoisington
Dispatch, favored the DEMOCRAT with
3 social call Saturday.
1t will require near half ton of
paper to produce the issue of the Dem
OCRAT for next week.
Prof. Portor Young is home from
q q !. :. duties as conductor of the Greeley
county normal institute
Mrs. J. G. Wilcons and Miss Lynge,
of near Galatia, are on visit to
relatives in Iowa and Illinois
Persons who have not yet secured
space in our big edition for next week
should make application this week.
W. Fl. Dsleplane, the street sprinkler
man. has been very seriously i'll the
past sew days, with kidney trouble.
Chas. Lsschesky was up from S.er.
ling. Monday. wishing he was back in
a liveman's town for good once more.
Chas. Ewing stopped off in Great
Bend over Sunday, on his way to
Kansas City to attend medical college,
B. F. Butler was down from near
Albert, Saturday, and dropped in to
order the DEMOCRAT for the ensuing
year.
Frank Mckinney, in Great Bend
township, reports yield Of 81 bushels
of wheat to the acre on one 81 acre
patch.
Jim Baird says he will put in up.
wards of 800 acres OF wheat this fall,
and will have most of it on plowed
ground.
Misses Ella M. Day and Clara Buck
land, two of our efficient city teachers,
returned last week from tber Colorado
outing.
When they tell of that Missouri
town "that does not permit any
negroes to live in it'' We also are from
Missouri"
c. B. Morgan and Harry Holmes and
wife are attending the Knights Temp
lar conclave at Louisville, Kentucky,
this week.
Presiding Elder Davis stopped off in
Great Bsnd Saturday, on his way to
Hoisington aud Albert for Sunday
meetings.
Homer Wells and Clyde Moore came
b sck last week from the Indian coun.
try but did not bring The papers or
those claims
Miss Maggie Fouch came down from
Colorado las; week to spend q months
vacation with old friends here and take
on again tbs healthy bloom that makes
| Kansas girls famous
| The waters of Koehn lake, !ashed in,
to whitecsps by the frisky soutf
winds, are likely to wash the Hoising
| ton streets before that new fre-proo
depot building is put up.
/ Bnggies Road wagons and Surrie
I've are leading. A carload of kscin'
work coming on. Quality aud work
manship guaranteed.
The GREAT BEND IMPL. G.