Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-02

carry LOIS week. on account OF anh
! nual Invoicing"
Mrs. Geo. .Cooney is up from Nick
erson. on a visit With her parents,
Sandy Ea1dlaws.
VIM. A. Pile is now snugly located
in bis handsome new cottage in the
west part of town.
Flem Harris, of Macksville, was up
to Great Bend the first of the week on
real estate business.
John Norris has returned to Newton
after spending holiday vacation With
Great Bend friends.
Richard speck. of the south side, ).
was .trapsacting business in Great
Bend last Saturday
Mr.. Harris and wife, of Perry, Ok. ).
are here this week visiting their daugh:
ter, Mrs. Slocum Harvey:
INVOICING has kept the merchants
mostly too busy the past week to pre-.
pare copy for advertisements. =;
John Strothman. and John Heinz,
of Logan township, accompanied by
their wives. were in town Tuesday.
VIM. Bofinger's valuable stallion,
Ashley croaked, Friday night, sup>
posedly from rupturing a. blood vessel
Claud Dawson, who has been down
from Bucklin, Ford county. for the
holidays, returned Tuesday of this
week.
Miss Eva ..Ciayton, daughter of
Assistant Attorney James Clayton of
Topeka, is here. on a visit with
Subscriptions. to the DEMocRAT,
either arrears or. current dues will be
receipted for by either w. E. Stoke or
W. P. FEEDER.
Chas. Savage has been here, from
Humboldt. Kans., on visit with his
sister and his uncle. JAS. E. Savage,
the news man. ::
/ Hon. C, F: Diffenb .cner is improv-
ing in health right along. aud could
get out on the street some now. if the
Leverett Fits, son of Elk Co. Clerk
Fits, was kicked on the arm by a
cow that was very impolite. one day
last week, and laid up for repairs by
the doctor.
One of the best New Year resolu.
tons you can make is to resolve to call
upon the DEMOCRAT during the cons
ing week. and insure the weekly visits
of this paper for 1908,
ed hotel porter, for many years q
resident of Great Bend but now of
| Hntchinson, was zip to visit
daughter aud friends. Christmas. =
/ Charlie Richards came up from
Hutchinson, Monday, to visit a few
days with Great Bend friends. He
SAYS his mother. Mrs o. j Richards
is much improved in health now. :,
Dr.. F.. c. Matchmaker, an eye
specialist from Kansas City, arrived
in Great Bend the first. of the week,
s,pdswills ikelys be here for some time.
ESee his ad. elsewhere in this paper.
:.sMfs.. W A. Hanger writes from
! LIncoin His tossecure the DEMOCRAT
ssain 20 Jan;. 1904 She also sends
j gre etings of the. season to all OLD
lllfrIsnds and sneighbers il Great Bend
4 6 E Bneker. who run sns foundry
Eaese for. several years..is. said to have
! s.gone away between two days. nc
"a number of business men are wonder.
ing where he-and tbemselves-ars
AT.
The DE:doCRAT ;offi3e IS well sup'
1 Piled with cuts for all kinds of card
work. Can also procure half>tone cuts
or commercial designs. at most reason.
able prices. See Us before orderlDf
your printing
Frank Asphalt. a cousin of Council.
man Thos Clayton, came ou. from
Topeka last week to visit the Clayton
family Mr.. Aspinall is recently from
England but at present having 3
lucrative position in one of the large
Topeka dry goods stores
/ County Superintendent Aldrich
Prof. Warren Baker. Frank Euing
Dida Patterson. Matte Fruit, Bins
fDeighton, Grace Mathewson, Sadie
Dale, Marie Swartz and Clara Buck.
land are among the Great Benz
teachers who are attending the STATE
lconyentiop this week,