Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-12-26

C0SS OatuIOHy.
Rockvale Canyon Coal. and plenty
of it. at C 8. Allison's.
Phillip Brack of Grant. was in town
Friday, returning from Kansas City.
Ben Wahley was in from the north
west last Friday paying taxes. etc.
Postal Clerk Mcdonald and family
spend holiday week in Rice county.
Frank Harmon and wife we're in
from Wheatland Saturday. visiting
and shopping.
Marion Russell is home from the
Lawrence University for the holiday
vacation.
G. l. Archer, of Clarence township
has been laid up with rheumatism
the past few weeks
The coal that pleases at all times
Rockvale Canyon. Get it only at q.
s Allison's
Mrs Chas. Leshesky was up from
Sterling this week. to visit her parents,
Alb Weiss and wife
Erwin McGreevey, who is taking the
electrical engineering course at Man
haitian, is home for the holidays.
Mrs. Viola McGreevey, and sister,
Miss Myrtle Pelter. are up from
lDgersoll, Ok. for the HOLIDAYS
Attorney Gee. McGiIl of Hoisin gton
spent Sunday with tbs bome folks
| and is attending court this week
Fred Walker, the blacksmith, has
been laid up for few days by having
hundred ton-or less horse step on
his foot and mash it
G. 6. HoImsten. who IS chief clerk
for railroad construction company
now at work in Oklahoma, is up to the
Bend to spend che holidays
Randall Livesay. now a prominent
| attorney at Ansdarko, Ok, came up
last week to spend the holidays with
bis Barton county-friends.
Charlie Cook. who is taking an en-
glneering course at the State Agri-
cultural college at Manhattan, is home
to spend the holidays.
| Miss Mayme Connett, accompanied
by Miss Blanche LsrawaY of Ness
Ci y. came in from Lindsborg Friday,
for the holidays.
Bob Allison, of Sharon, Kansas,
sends US Christmas cheer and renews
his subscription for another year. He
also wants to be remem bered to all
old friends.
County Com missioner Brown was
in from Fsiry1ew last Friday. Tom
thinks wheat has gone into winter in
excellent condition, and that the pros
poets for 1903 crop are extra good.
Chas. Gano, one of Pawnee Rocks
oldest and leading merchants, was in
the city last Saturday. feeling satisfied
with himself aud all others, if tax
paying time WAS here.
The famousIowa Cream Separator is
the simplest in construction and uses
fewer parts in the bowl than any other
separator on the market, Do not fail
to see one before you purchase.
THE GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
W. A. Brown came down from
Fairview last Friday, expecting to
| have pleasant time. but when he
started back on Saturday morning in
the face of that northwest wind. be
did not think it pleasant by several
degrees
| D. Hall. of Cisfi a. was in our city
last Saturday Mr. Hall formerly was
manager of the Creamery at Elliu>
wood, later with Merritt with the
Logan creamery. He Is now on the
road tor the Continental peop,e of
Topeka.
John Dams a iaoeriug man, was
found by the rosdsi1e sesT Odin, With
his collar bons brG5en aud his back
injured. He is sopposeo TO have
been tbro~n from = hcTse. He was
brought TO st. Rose 5 Hoepitsl in this
city for treatment
To the casual observer, it would
seem, as though every person living
on their own property. aud having
resided thereon for some time, would
krow the description thereof How
ever, q visit 10 the treasures office at
tax paying time, or TO the city clerks
Office at registration time, reveals the
fact that less than half of the people
know W ere they do live.