Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-05-01
Olnaitz Notelets.

Windy? Well, yes rather.
Two straight games from the Dog,
Trot ball team; that's nice.
Clarence and Tommy Harper were
transacting business at Russell day
or two last week.
Robt. Hlavaty is thinking seriously
of moving to Odin, at which point he
has some new interests.
Two or three more weddings ale
on tapis. Editor FEEDER must be
doing a land Office business.
Thursday the 23rd was a gala day
in Olnitz, the town having on its
holiday attire account of the big
wedding.
The Missouri Pacific are now lay
ing new 85 pound steel on their line
through here. Oh, Blood Creek
where art thy railroad?
Mrs. Jos. Eggerswiesner~a wife of
landlord Eggerswiesner, is seriously
i'll in the hospital at Great Bend.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
We wonder if Pawnee Rock has a
base ball team? If so we wish they
would trot out and give. our boys a
game. Address Alf. Opie, manager
at this place.
The famous Pizinger Bros.
orchestra, of this place furnished the
music for the Schneider-Brack
wedding last week. These boys are
top notchers in the musical line.
Otto Trechter and the Misses Anna
and Racey Helfert of Hoisington
attended the wedding last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helfert of Hoising-
ton, old residents of this place attend
ed the Brack-Schneider wedding last
week.
Sunday night dances are beginning
to occur again; we should think the
young people could choose a more
appropriate time for tripping the light
fantastic toe. Sunday dancing is a
relic of barbaric days and city dance
halls. Cut it out boys.
Monday was a corker for a good
strong typical Kansas wind. 1t was
SO strong. and so heavily laden with
dust that we had to sift the atmosphere
for breathing purposes. This may
sound like a fabrication of liberal
proportions but if you doubt our
vefacity we can show you the sitter
and the pile of dust.
The Junior Editor of the Hoising-
ton Dispatch was in the city Thurs
day evening looking after his best
girl and incidentally getting material
for write-up of the Brack wedding.
He failed to give US call however,
so we can't say what really brought
him up here, we hope he will call on
us next time he is in the city and get
acquainted with The Hiker.
Tom Pizinger living miles north
of here met with very painful and
perhaps serious accident last Friday.
While doing some blacksmithing
work at his farm piece of the
hammer he was using broke off and
struck him in the left eye cutting the
lid and eye ball very bad. Dr.. Atkin
assisted by DIR. Koch of Hoisington
dressed the wound and the patient is
resting easier at this writing. It is
hard to say what the results will be
just yet but Toms many friends here
hope for his entire and speedy
recovery.
Our ball team accompanied by a
small crowd of rooters and supporters
went to Galatia last Saturday after
noon and fully demonstrated to the
citizens of that burg that their ball
team resembles the well known and
proverbial six nickels when compared
with our team of Top Notchers. The
Olmitz team winning Saturday.
game by score of 10 to IL. The
Galatia team had made its brags that
when the Olmitz team came to their
village they would get the hxins
attached to them about right. The
Dog Trot aggregation of mufers
failed to make good however and
were rooted out of the game on their
own field at that. The Gafatia team
is composed of some very fine young
fellows and should breakaway from a
burg that can't put up better gang
of rooters than it affords. The
Olmitz Roofing Association are
winners and the handful that went
with the team to Galatia Saturday
completely swamped the farmer
rooters of the village known as Dog
Trot. Our next victims are the
rummies from Heller, who, if we can
persuade to come I'D here will 90 UP