Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-08-14

fections can be found at Klughardt's
& Sanderson, The City Bakery.
Mrs. Bert Harrison and daughter
are out from Oakland, on a visit to
their many friends and relatives.
NorcE-After Aug. 1, 1908, II
will grind chop on Tuesdays and
Fridays only. T. H. BREWER.
Miss Alice Herne, of the south
west part of the city, is entertaining
Miss Minnie Huffman, of Hutchinson.
Little Alfredo Hemker was given
birthday party at the home of her
grandfather, F. H. Miller, last Thurs
day.
The best musical instruments made
pianos, organs and all stringed or
reed instruments can be found at
Hooper's
Owing to the high water, the A. o.
U. w. picnic scheduled for Dighton's
grove, in Rush county, was postponed
from the 18th to the 18th.
L. c. Breeder and NJ. B. Fits,
accompanied by their wives, were at
Ellinwood Sunday, the guests of
Elmer Brodie and family.
John Clarke, brother of County
Attorney Clarke, left on Monday of
this week, for Liberty, Tenn, after
spending few months here.
Complaint is being made that the
stencil from hog pen, in the 4th
ward, is very offensive, and dangerous
to the health of the community.
Elsa Zutavern entertained a bevy
of young friends at birthday. party,
at the home of her father, Louis
Zutavern, last Saturday evening.
L. ]. Barker is temporarily assist
ing in the First National Bank during
the absence of Martin Starr, who is
starting the new institution at Claf1in.
Our line of Pumps, Pipe. cylinder
and all kinds of fittings is complete.
We can put down well as cheap as
any one. The GREAT BEND IMP. Co
No gambling or grating of any
kind will be allowed on the grounds
during Fair week. Only legitimate
amusement features will be given
space.
The private Office of the President
of the First National Bank has been
made more comfortable by the addi-
ton of an elegant fiat top desk and
revolving arm chair.
Anton Ref was down from
Cheyenne last Saturday, looking as
well as ever. The hot weather and
harvest work does not seem to have
reduced his weight any.
FARMERs-Having fitted up a
blacksmith shop at the Foundry, am
prepared to do your work of all
kinds. Guarantee satisfaction.
E. A. CLARK, Manager.
E. r. Moses, Geo. Thatcher, and
John Wolf were appointed from this
county as part Of the delegation to
represent Kansas at the Trans
Mississippi Congress at Seattle.
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The Great Central German Nursery
will give present this fall to all who
have been dealing with it. A small
order will be appreciated.
AUGUST CARING, Proprietor.
See call for bids for the rebuilding
of the East side school building.
The board is of the opinion the build
ling can be replaced and re-furnished
for the $4,000 received as insurance,
or less.
| Alfred and Art Lewis, nephews of
Mrs. S. J. Shaw, have arrived from
| Coffey county, and expect TO put out
la wheat crop on a farm recently
rented by them in the west end of
the county.
i Miss Nettie Soule, accompanied by
her aunt, stopped off in Great Bend
4 Sunday, on their way to Colorado,
from Oakland, Kansas. Miss Soule
will stop on her way back and make
Great Bend friends more extended
visit.
Il The heirs of Mrs..Sarah TerrilI and
Eher granddaughter, Miss May