Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-01-09
3 GREAT BEND. FRIDAY, JANUARY

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| Mrs. w. F. Klein and children spent
Sunday at Ellinwood.
See this office for ali kinds of poster
work-it will pay you.
Paul Andrsae. of Hudson, visited
IN Enid. Ok. last week
Mrs. G. Wagner and children Sum
'dayed with relatives at Ellinwo
Saturday night, Jan. s. 1903. it rain-
ed. and kept it up part of Sunday.
It is wicked to hunt on Sunday
providing you don't bag any game.
Mrs. Mary Pyle is doing dress
making at her home. in the west end
of town.
3 A knife wound can be healed. But
a thrust from a poisoned tongue is
never healed.
DR.. ] F. Hess was called to Lyons
Friday In consulsstion, returning
Sunday evening. -.
Mrs. Joe Shaefer and daughter
Barbara spent Saturday and Sunday
Visiting friends at Ellinwood.
Keep tab on the good deeds you do
during the coming year. The bad ones
will be noted by your critics.
Lynn DsGarmo, of the west part of
the county, is taking q. course in the
State Agricultural College, at Man.
haitian.
Miss Nellie McAdams, long q clerk
at the C. Samuels Co. Store, has quit
the store, and will-wen she has. quit
the store.
| Mrs. .Feldkamps and her brother,
Fred Moore, went to. Geneva. Ills,
last week, to be present at the funeral
of their mother.
Rev. w. F. LlpphardE of the lst
ward, is this week. visiting in st. Louis
and in Iowa points. He will be gone
about four week.
Ohas, Simmons, the jewler with
the E. r. Moses Mercantile Co.,
visited relatives at Garnett, Kansas,
soh New Years day.
Wish our Pawnee Rock ..Papooss''
would wake up again. We want to
know how many of the Pawnee. braves
are on the war path.
Aschild of Julius Ref, near Odin,
died on Dec. 29sh.. aged about. Is
months The funeral occurred on
Wednesday, Dec Slst $
Henry Held. on the john Armstrong
place, In the Cheyenne, was in the
county seat Friday last. and ordered
the DEMOCRAT for 1908. 80.
Fitch. of the Macksvllle Index, is
said to have. worn out his welcome"
insthat town, and is now travelling |
somewhere on his uppers.
Fred Witte, Sr., one of the old. |
timers down on the H'alnnt, was in
TO- pass the greeting of the season |
with the printer, Saturday. '..- |
"A. s. Allen and wife have been,
the past few days, enjoying a.
visit. from j g. Morey, of Mansfield.
O., brother of Mrs Aliens.
Down at Elnn wood there used tosbe |
q man named John Ritlepole; but he
was correlation to John Hit.the-pipe.
The latter was Cbinaman. i
Clafiin is bound to bonn this year |
again. The Clarion oe the first inst.
cEronicied. the first runaway of the
year-a runaway team CT course.
John W. Smith-''big John Smith
returned to his home ia Hutchinson |
on Thursday, after spending the holi,
days With old Barton county friends.
MIR. Schseffer. manager of the Ice
plant is having boiler reset and other
repairs made. The plant will Atart
again for regular run ins about ten
days.
| Mss Olive Roudebush and Miss
Portia 'Gano entertained large mum
ber of young friends, Saturday even.
ing last. at the home of Mrs NJ 3
Fits, west side.
l. 1t is said that John Jones. Of Hois.
ington. has a record of over 5000 wild
ducks, bagged during about 45 days
tof the fall duck season-about So
day on the average.
The Gslatis Rebeckas gave a ten
cent cake supper on. New Years eve,
and they say that the hungriest man