Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-03-21

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car load. at the Crescent Grocery Co.
Friday of this week, the 21st. is the
last day you can register for the spring
election.
Alfalfa. Cane and Kaf1ir corn seed.
at Crescent Grocery Co.
G. e. Pnrkis was down from the
north part OF the county the first of
the week.
W e. Hayes, the butcher, was in
Kansas City few days the first of
the week.
Grandma Schaffer. mother of Joe
Schaffer. the butcher. is very bad of,
with dropsy.
Louis Shafer Was over from Hois~
ington. Thursday. and called on the
As we got to press Thursday even
ing it is raining, with promise of
good. general downpour.
Ed Griffith is reported down with
case of smallpox. We understand 1T
is the "it" kind.
81. Grover, the Mo. P. engineer. has
returned from his eastern visit and is
back on duty once more.
Claude Dawson had to pull opt to
make room for that baby boy born to
pa and Ma Writ last week.
Capt. c. Norton went to Pueblo,
Colo, Tuesday, where be will likely
remain during the summer.
We guarantee all seed sold by US to
be true to name.
CRESCENT GROCERY Co.
Mr.. Baker, father of Mrs. Frank
Krum, is very dangerously i'll. at his
home in the southwest part of town.
"Sallie in the garden sitting sand. -
In fact, in fact she could not be doing
much of anything else in the garden
for the past few days.
Mrs. Louis Zutavern and the Miss
Nimocks' went TO hear the great pia-
no player, Paderewski. at Kansas City
the first of the week.
Grandma Spencer, mother Of Al and
Will Spencer, is lying dangerougsly ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Strobe, In the second ward.
We have few John Deere and j. /
Case Listers left, at very asonable
prices. Give US call.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co.
Increase of pensions have been
granted to Geo. Bauer, of Pawnee
Rock, $500, and to Mrs. Margaret
Conkle, Great Bend, widow, So 90.
Thomas Deighton, on east Broad way
celebrated his nth birthday, on the
Goth inst. His children here are Mrs.
Cox. Mrs. Sterett. and Miss Bina
Deighton.
A year old babe died at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton. just north
of Mayor Aber's last Wednesday and
the remains we're shipped to Newton
for interment, Thursday.
In few days now we will have on
exhibition the New Deering Header
and Header-B Binder combined. Some
thing new. Call and examine it.
GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co. :;
The Workmen and their families
had most pleasant social time at
their hall Tuesday night of this week.
Refreshments, games, and general
social Interchange was the order of the
evening.
Among the young folks who took
out marriage licenses this week are:
Peter Ochs, of Otis, and Mary Moore
of Linndale, Rush county: Joseph 81.
Unruh. of Dundee, and Hattie Unruh,
Of Pawnee Rock; Henry z. Richert
and Miss Mary @. Schultz both of
Pawnee Rock.
Amos Flick, the young son Of J.. 81.
Flick. proprietor of the Rock Hotel.
at Pawnee Rock died on Tuesday
afternoon, at the age of about 10
years. after an illness with kidney
trouble of some time. Funeral sers
vices were held Wednesday the 10th,
at p. NJ, and the remains inferred
in the Rock cemetery.
A Great Bend newspaper reporter
who attended the Paderewski concert
at z. c., fell asleep while the great
E;oroiot moe plov;xe bfo rroofoot o,r,, :.