Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-10-24


YOU. Glissman q Haege.
MT and Mrs. II. ii. Reed, of Larned,
were down to visit with Will Honnen
and family last Sunday,
Anything in the line of I'd a.
Goods we will buy it or sell II.
Glissman u Haege.
The eldest daughter of the DEMo>
Graf editor. Miss Nina. has been laid
up with fractured knee, caused from
fall.
A marriage license W IS issued Tues
day of this week to Edgar E. Gowdy
and Miss Grace Smith, both of Hois-
ington p o.
The daily papers report that Mrs
d 81. Halliday, the wife he had when
here last year, gave Hugh the shake
at Arkansas City, recently.
City Voting Places: First Ward at
Morrison Hotel building; I'd, at Writ
Dawson's Feed store; Sd. at Hose
house. 4th. at the Stanffer building.
The Ladies of the Presby terian
church promise bushels Of fun at
Aunt Dinah's Husking Bee.'' on the
18th. Admission Is. 25 and 35 cents
Seats reserved at Aliens,
H. S Baird of near Pawnee Rock,
was caller Wednesday. Mr.. Baird
was on that day SO years old, and ap-
parently as full of ginger and hustle
as many men half that old
Nathan Rasor, OF San Bernardino,
California, has been here the past
week, on visit to his brother, Agent
Rasor of the Mo- z, Mr.. Rasor thinks
we have an alright country in this
part of Kanses
Charley Brooker. accompanied by
his vile and Youngest sou, drove up
from Cleo, Ok, last week, arriving
In Great Bet d Friday. They will
visit here aud at Hutchinson before
returning home.
Milton Flesher, clerk with Lund-
blade Bolinger. was married last
week at the home of the bride, in Sc
dalia, Mo TO Miss Edith BlOsser.
They will be at home shortly in the
Button property. east side.
The question now is will we have
Baptist AcadamY? But the question
will not be discussed much until after
the local political unpleasantness.
Politics has the right of way. Whoop
it up aud remember the circle under
the r ,osser.
The MAJESTIC, all maIieable range
Is maue to iast life time. 1ney will
do the WORK with third less fuel than
any O.her There IS not breakabie
piece about them for they are con.
structed throughout OF huest grade OF
steel. For SAFE by the The GREAT
BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Jun Younger, Que OF the James
gaog OF train robbers, VINO served
many years in prison, carried pounds
of lead in his anatomy in the shape OF
bullets was paroled from the Minne>
sofa peniteutIary for gO1d behavior,
peddled tombstones aud talked social
isD, finally met his flush. He fell in
love with a pretty girl. and when pre-
vented from marrying her he put bul~
let in lis own head, on the 10th inst.
in hotel at st Paul. MIMI, and de-
parted to the land where they don't
have railroad monopolies or striped
suits.
The PaOli, Indiana, News, published
at the old home of j. ". MCCauley.
has the following to say of Mr.. Nc
Cauley's record IN that state:
J. w. McCauley, an Orange county
boy. who now resides in HoisingtOn.
Barton county, Kansas, has been nom
| mated by the Democrats of that
county for Register of Deeds. He
was one of the sterling men of his
neighborhood when resident of this
county, and never failed tn do his full
duty in all laudabie efforts of bis
feIlowman to elevate and ennoble the
community in which he lived. and we
earnestly hope that he Will be the next
| Register of Deeds for bis adopted
county
Alden Benedict New Attraction Thelma.
| Rsadeas of popular books will 10.
ioice to hear that Marie C0reIll much
talked of novel "Thelma" has been
dramatized and will be produced al
Willners Opera House on Friday. Oc,
81. by Alden Benedict's most excellent
company. The version is by Mr, Chase
and is undoubtedly destined to live q
long and popular life. All of thu
main incidents of the book have beer
CAREFUL reproduced in the drama Ths
PLAYERS and costumes have been So
| lecfed with the utmost care Mr.
Benedict produced the play Throughout
the East last season with the mos