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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
We're in play. Those participating We're
Mrs. S. N. Eonnie Miss Edith Norton.

were in play. Those participating We're
Mrs. S. n Bonnie. Miss Edith Norton,
Miss Temple, Mr.. and Mrs. John D..
Otter. Mrs. Yewell Rice and Mrs. II.
w. Blanc. Of Louisville; Mrs. NJ. r..
Blake. Boston; Misses Halle and Miss
Julia Atkinson. Stanton, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs, William Wood, Richmond; Mrs.
H. j. Grosbeck, Cincinnati: Miss Jor-
dan, Anniston. Ala, and Mrs. James
Thompson, Paris. KY.
Those who made the two l,ighest
scores from each table contested Mon
day night. making two tables. the
four best scores from these tables
ended the tournament on Tuesday
evening with one table. when the two
largest scorers received handsome
prizes, These went to Mrs. Blake and
Mrs. Bonnie,
A good number Of names have re-
Gently been added to the register:
Mrs NJ NJ. Lewis, Alexandria,, Ad-
miral Hannany, Washington. D. c.; j.
Porter Smith. University OF Virginia:
y NJ. Simpson, Jr, Richmond, Va; c.
". Heabevole. Mrs. Florence Hudson,
Montevallo; Mr.. Woodward Spears. wife
and sons. Mrs. O.. Stevens, Miss Spears,
Paris. KY: Mrs. *. Williams, Nor
folk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
MEDICAL SOCIETY
AT MECKLENBURG
Coming Of Doctors tbs Wccl
Looked Forward to as Chief
Event.

CHASE CITY, VA, July 12.--The
chief event Of the week at the Neck
lenburg Will be the converting here on
the 10th OF the Southern Piedmont
Medical Society Arrangements are
being made for a most attractive pro-
gram. and for the entertainnent of
the society in a manner worthy of the
guests and hosts.
The germans twice week now
danced in the summer pavilion, are
growing in attractiveness and popu-
|larity, the one on Saturday evening
being thoroughly enjoyed by an un-
usually large company.
Those dancing were Miss Bertha
Adamson. OF Bon Air; Miss Abercrom-
bie-Miiler. Washington, d. c.; Mas
Sykes. Portsmouth. Va: Miss Mary
Burwell. Chase City; Miss Waddill,
Greensboro; Miss coneannon. salti-
more. Miss Martin, Montgomery, Ala;
MISS Norvell Chase city: Miss Kath-
crime Anderson, Hanover. Va; Miss
| Paxton. Washington, D. c.; Miss Whit
aker, Raleigh; Mrs. l. N. Jones. Rich
mond; Mrs. Z. II. Fellows. Raleigh;
DR.. 7. w. Edmunds. The Mecklenburg
Mr.. Ferron Donnelly, chicag go; Mr..
Heber Morton. Keysville; Mr.. j. G.
sizer, Richmond; Mr.. z. L. Williams
Greensboro. Mr.. Oscar Sokeley. Mr..
w. Fl. Agnew. Mr.. Albert Brooks. Mr.
II. r. Cooley. Chase City; Dfr. w. T.
| Thomas. Westminster. Md; Mr.. Alfred
Huston. Toledo, o.; Mr., L. II. Fellows
Raleigh, y. G.
The chaperons were Mrs. w. p.
Whitaker and Mrs. r. S. Tucker. RAJ
leigh. and Mrs Abercrombie- Miller
| Washin gton, D. c..
very pleasant family group from
Richmond Just registered are Miss Sue
starke and her nieces. Misses Maude
Sarah, Helen and Sue starke.
| montgomery, Ala. is at present very
Eattractively represented by Mr. and
Mrs. n. B. Holt, Miss Morton and DR.
Robert Goldthwa!te
Mrs. T. w. TIlton and maid, of New
4 Orleans. are spending some time here.
Mr.. u. E. Boyd, prominent tobacco
4 mist from South Hill Ya...formerly Of
4 Warrenton. n. c., and Mr. g Gorge ~
Boyd, of Reidsville N. c., are spend
ling Eeveral weeks here.
One OF the most popular and delight
4 NJ representatives here of the Ole
i Tucker, OF Raleigh. who. during hel
4 protracted stay, hasa made many ad
\ hiring friends.
The most recent arrivals are Mr.. and
4 Mrs L. Wright. Richmond, va; Mrs
i ~. NJ: Bancroft. Danvile, Va; Mis-!
Lide White. Madison, Ind: Mrs. B. f
\ owensboro. Ky; Mrs. B. II. Hi. Ra
leigh; Mrs. $. NJ Tobian and baby Vr
i gilina. Va: Judge w. E. Homes. Boyd
II ton, Va. Mr.. j. P. Scoggin, Richmond
Mr.. Herman w. Rodwell Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Carter, Warsaw
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gHiil, the wdll-kno&n home OF the
Rlveses, beyond kcswiek. was ALSO the
destination Of party from this place
Thursday.
Monday last a party of four. includ-
Ing Mrs. I.s Roy Roper, charming
Petersburger. wcll-knoWn in Rich
nond before her marriage as Miss
Florence Wilson: Colonel Gamble. OF
Atlanta Ga. DR., j. II +. Mcpherson,
OF the University Of Georgia and Miss
Eleanor Montgomery. drove to Month
cello and were delightfully."- entertained
by Mr. and Mrs, Van Mayhoff, of New
York, who are spending the summer
there, the Hon. Jefferson Levy being
In Europe. and enjoyed the many beau
tles OF the place, preserved as 1t is
according to Jafferson's original idea
and teeming with the memories of by
gone days.
Surely there IL not such another spot
| In all Virginia as the Little Noun
tain" the grand old house with It's
| indoor balcony, the curious clock with
weights reaching TO the cellar, designed
| by Jefferson himself; the spacious hall
where the print OF Tarleton's horses
| hoof IL still seen. and the wide honey
suclsle- bofdered lawn, where the tall
locust trees whisper in the twilight
| Several other pleasant riding and driv-
| ing parties are pelnS planneds Tor the
| coming week, and new guests are ar
irving daily. A charming trio OF at
| tractive Richmond glrls-Misses Co
rinne Normant Virginia Binford and
| Olive Gibson--ohaperoned By Mrs. II
IN Gibson. arrived Tuesday, and nfe
| the recipients of much attention.
Some of the latest arrivals are Col.
onel Gamble, of Atlanta. Ca. Mr.. r
HI Norinant, Richmond, Va; Dir. r. II
LII. MCPHERSON. Athens, Ga. Mira. Ii
Roy Roper and Misses Florence unt
Emily Roper. Of Petersburg; Mr.. y. E
White, Texas: Mrs. Walter Allen ant
children. Richmond; Mrs. J. A. Moncure
Washington. D. c.; Mr.. II. B. Norment
1Mr. r. L. Norment. Of Newport News
iMr. VIII. Binford, OF Little Rock. Ark.
Mrs f. N. Gibson and Misses Gibson
lBlnford and Norment. OF Richmond
lMr. Edward A Marks. Mr.. James S
lswan. Jr, of Richmond: Mr.. j. stuar
j Hanckcl, Charlottesville; Mr.. w. Fl
5lDoherty. United States Navy, Miss
katherine Olivier, Charlottesville; Mis-
lsallie Baker and Mr.. NJ. W. Baker, O
charlottesville: Mr.. Louis Hankins, o
| Washing ton. D. c.: r. p. Henry, Rich
4 mond: Mr.. William Blckers ant
L. x Bickers. of Cnlpeper Va,
mrs. H. NJ. Barbour and Miss Edns
Barbour. Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
4 Marshall. and Mr.. G. Prince Dixon
4 Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
GOLFERS FIGHT
SHY OF MIN T BED
Unwary Driver at Warm Springs
Whose Ball First Falls Therein
Has to "BuYM.

WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
July 1s.-The present week has added
many delightful guests to the Warm
Springs circles. Some Of the annual
visitors who We're received by welcom-
Valentine. Miss Meade and Mrs. Bruce,
Of Richmond; Mrs. ]. g. Criss and
Mrs E. H. Moves, of Chicago; Mr..
Thomas r.. Rowling and Miss Bowling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond J. Dugan. of
BALTIMORE Admiral Hannany. of
Washington; Mr.. James Thompson. OF
Paris, Ky. and Miss Gilman. OF Wash-
ingtor.
Chicago is represented by Mr.. and
Mrs. e. r. Du Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. !.
S, Talbot. Mrs. La Victorle Mrs. Ad-
dington and little daughter
Cincinnati too, is most agreeably
represented by Mrs. Hermann J. Gros-
beck. Mr.. and Mrs, Clark B. Montgom-
S. q. Gault and Mrs. Kincey.
The lowering skies and summer
showers have interfered with QUIZ
door parties and fishing excursions
but they do not preepnt the golfers
from their double games each day,
The mint bed. which Is on this links
has developed new rule. the UNI
wary driver whose ball first falls
therein becomes responsiblo for juleps
| for the crowd. 5
Mr.. William Wood. Of Richmond
| lowered the golf record made Mere
Until Mr.. Benjamin Valentine appeared
| who reduced Mr.. Woods record by one
No view IN America could be more
beautiful than4the one from the crasi
| Of the links.
| One Of the agreeable destinations
! for afternoon strolls Is The Oaks, 6
large Colonial home, where tea Is
served under ancient trees, Another
destlna ton for driving parties Is Ifo
lsprlngs to enjoy the late Afternoon
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BRIDGE GUESTS
ENJOY RIDING
Many Delightful Gallops Are
Taken Over Mountain
Roads.

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA.,8Jalv Ia
There is nowhere land so fair as
that portion Of Virginia which smiles
around Natural Bridge Hotel, situated
lhigh@upsin the mountain, at an eleva-,
tion OF ZOO feet above the sea Level,
with grand mountain scenery on every
hand. It is a most desirable resort,
and the beautiful summer weather and
glorious moonlight nights make it a
veritable haven Of rest for those flee
ling from city heat and noise.
Each day brings new arrivals, and
each adds something to the many
Eamusen1ents OF the season. Horse back
l.riding gains daily as popular sport,
and many delightful rides over the
beautiful mountain roads have been
|, enjoyed.
\ Bridge Whist is one Of the popular
lsmornlng an1usements at the Bridge. for
Peach morning genial spirits gather on
1.-THE board verandas and there while
away the hours in this delightful game,
making 1t most pleasant to all and
We'll worth the while, for fun and
Laughter prevails, and all seem to
have good time"
Too much cannot be said in praise
of Professor Finckels Sunday music,
soft and the most appropriate selec-
1 tions from the masters. Sundays din
ner was made most enjoyable by the
orchestra rendering these classic SCI
Elections. and the guests fingered on
| the yerandas, being 10th to lose sim
\ gle strain.
Each evening the dancing hail is
open not only to the guests. but to
those who como in from the nelshbor-
hood.
The register shows the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. S. a. Hunter,
ST Louis. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
n. Combs. New York City; Mrs. a. NJ
Medley. St. Louis, Mo-: Mr.. Henry A.
Wise. New York City; Miss Edith
Hood, Hot Springs. Va; Mrs. James A.
IDavenport. Roanoke, Va: Miss Frances
Buhr. Hot Springs, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. Ball. Yonkers. N. Y; Miss Hens
field: Buffalo. N. y; Mr.. and Mrs ]
| w. Crowell, ambridge. Md; Mr.. Wal
ter K. Foster New York City. Mr.. and
Mrs r. w Nassie. Miss Massie and
Mr.. Manson Massie. Lynchburg. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Sweeney. Roa-
noke, Va. Mr.. II. P, Morris and Mrs
| r. L, Morris. Richmond. Va: Miss
1 Dorothy Sweeney Roanoke, Va; Mr.
2; F. Miller. Lynehburg, Va; Nj
L I1,tt L. 3 Worrsll, Lynch burg, Va;
Newark. N T.; Miss Rena a. Zehuda
| Newark. N. j.; Miss Fifield. Misses
Catherine and Winfield Fifield. James.
Vile. Wis: Mrs. Sherer, GAINESVILLE
4 Wis.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
0biisaH.

Died-June 8. 1907 at the home Ct
her son, Jno. W. Palmer Of Portland
Ore. Mrs. David R. Palmer. aged
rs years, s months, Is days. S. Cor.
nelia Spellman, daughter Of Nicolas
Spellman and Rebecca Hynsen Wor.
rell, was born in Kent county, Mary.
land, on the old Worrell plantation
and was descendant Of the Tildens,
who settled at White Oak Manor
Kent county, Maryland, in the year,
1858, and who tae their ancestry
through an unbroken line to the
Marmaduke Tildens Of Great Oak
Manor, Kent England.
She was married in 1S4S in Balti'
more BY the Rev. DR.. Morris to Mr.
David B. Palmer and a few years
later came with her husband to ST,
Joseph, where they made their home
many years, removing to Great Bend
Kansas, in 1887. Two months age
accompanied by her grandson, Mrs
Palmer went tn the coast to visit hei
son, and was with him when the sum-,
mons came calling her to leave the
loved ones here to join that larger
circle gone before, four sons one
daughter and her husband having
preceded her, and on the day Of June
she was brought here and laid beside
them in beautiful Mt. Mora cemetary.
In the death OF Mrs. Palmer, beaut.
Iul life has gone out o US. She
vas woman Of rare Gu III and re.
lnement, greatly respected for her
integrity and womanly qualities. Hav.
ing united with the Presbyterian
church in Baltimore in her young
girlhood she was all her life an earnest
and devoted Christian woman. Two
children and two grand children alone
survive her, Mrs. Gunnell aud two
sons of Wichita, Kas,, and mo. W.
Palmer Of Portland Ore.-St. Toe
Gazette.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26

Lou Duraud Was over from
Hoisington Monday.
Lonnie BIinn OF Newton was
visiting in the city Sunday as u.s.
ual.
Mrs. Mary Pack OF Kansas
City is the new cigar maker at L.
G. Millers.
Sam. Edith. and Chester Arm.
strong left Sunday evening for a
few days visit in Lane county.
Dan Lameraux and family are
here from Ness county for a few
days visit. Dan says be likes it up
there, plenty of sunshine and air.
B. McGinty. living down near
Seward, has purchased Andy
Mayer; residence property. and
will occupy the same soon.
Geo. Helm, Henry Ko.lch, Jr.
Koelch Jr, Howard Torrance.
Nick Schartz and H. D. voth
were up from Elliuwood Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. johnson. a sister OF Mr..
Ewdard Croker. came IN 6atur.
day evening from lola for a few
weeks visit. She is on Der way
TO Colorado Springs for Der
health.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
ELuHVOOD

Leader. July IS.
Fred Koett. Of Route No. /. ran
a pitchfork into his leg one day
last week aud has been laid uD
eyer SINCE. He is doing very nice
Iygn0w aud will soon be all right
again.
Matt RAIDER celebrated his S0th
birthday this week. Mr.. Racer
is as active as a man twenty years
his i0aior. and looks good for the
century mark. Here's hoping be
has many more birthdays.
A Coonfer, who is on the
iSteckel ranch near Silica, met
with a serious accident last Satur.
day. He was kicked by a horse
and his skull fractured at the base
of the nose. The injured mar
was unconscious for some time,
but is doing nicely now and is
considered out of danger.
Miss Dannebohn, an Ellin.
wood young iadv. shows consider.
al enterprise in her calling, that of
teaching music. She has classes
at this place and at Bison and pos.
slbly other towns out this way.
and makes the trip from Ellin
wood once a week. Like a com.
mercial drummer, she is on the
move as soon as she hits the
ground from a train, the scholars
know the hour to expect her. the
goods delivered. she is on the flyer
and gone again. This is a gee
whiz fast age. Think of a Noman
travelling a hundred miles once a
week to teach music class when
women fifty years ago hardly got
tina far away from home in a life
time. -McCracken Eenteprise.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
Young & Giles.
Great Bend, Kans.

Mrs. Joe Cook Of Ellinwood visited
with relatives in the city Sunday.
Postmaster Will Brown was down
from Galatia Saturday evening.
P. c. Kopplin was over from Hois
iOgton Saturday evening On his usual
visit.
Mr.. Gale Burris Of Burton is in the
city visiting with the Z. R. Moses
family.
Miss lreGe McNanuS is up from
Newton the guest Of Miss Murie
Hooper.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcpherson have re.
turned from a visit to Kansas City
With relatives and friends.
Mrs. Hornbeck came in SUNDAY
from California for a visit with hel
niece Miss Anna Miller.
Bert Shaffer, who is now located al
Larned in the laundry business, wa.
down Sunday to see the ball game.
Mrs. c. F. Diffenbacher has gone
10 Wilsey, having been called there
by the illness Of a brother-in.law.
Mr.. Harry Smith returned to hi.
home in Hutchinson Sunday evening
after a few days visit with James Har
riS and friends.
Mrs. Mike Keenan,, and the Misse,
Agnes and Mary Murphy went tc
Kinsley Saturday evening to visi
with J. H. Norris and family.
The latest in base : all league is ar
organization taking in the towns Of
Belpre, Macksville, St. John, Stafford
Turon, and Sylvia.
W. L. Smythe went to Holyrooc
Monday to check in a manager
in lumber yard purchased at tina
point by A Aiken Of St. JOnn.
The home Insurance Company o.
New York, through their local agen
Geo. Thatcher, and Frank Gay Of
Clay Centre, adjuster, have pait
Harve Ewing slOSS.0O as his los!
during the recent young tornado thai
hit that section Of the country.
A boy living west Of Pawuee Roc
while attempting to crawl over feuc
with a bucket Of feed for the hog
fell and broke 40 arm. This will b
auotheriiIlustration for the boys to
sight why they should not feed hogs
Bert E. Lewis, living on tn
old Schxemley farm west Of thiI
city. viii hold - putIic ssIe Oh
Tuesday July SOth.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26

We wish to thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted US during the
sickness and death Of our little one,
and for the many forals offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dale.
H. D. Hayward Manager Of the
Postal Telegraph Office was called to
Marion Monday BY the sudden
death Of bis brothers child. c. R.
Beatty is relief operator
Wanted Horse to pasture, on the
BarstOw place: 81. 90 per month.
c. D. Maloney.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
CLAFLlN

From the Clarion. July Is
Jas. Faiiburn and family will move
0 MacksvilIe tomorrow where they
Eill make their future home on a
tarm near that place,
Mrs. T. J.. Barth apd daughter
Dorothy. who have been visiting re-
latives here, left Tuesday night for a
visit at Colorado Springs, before re.
turning 10 their home at Broken Arrow
l. T.
Mrs, Callie O'Bleness, who had
been helping her father, John Dun
ton daring harvest, left for Great
Bend for a short visit there before re
drning to her home at Sterling.
A. H Roak, of Hoisington was
'rested here yesterday by an Officer
from that place, Charged with making
9 gun p az on c. W. Turner OF Hois
ington. The trouble occurred some
title time ago, but Roak had succeed
ed in lodging the officers up to thai
inc.
The Chatter lumber Office was
broke into Sunday night, entrance be
Ing made through a window. The
'afe not being locked, access TO it was
easy, and the burglar after rumaging
through it found nothing that he want
I'd, There was between two ano
hree dollars in the safe and some
papers, but he either did not locat,
he change or else was looking fol
oigger game. The work was ev
IDENTITY that Of an amateur.
Prof. Strong is homo agar
after month at Burlingame.
". +. Graham and family came
up from Ellinwood Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Benz of Indiana is visitin.
Geo. Tucker Of the south side to
day.
". E. HAYS went I'D to the Nc
Nown & Hays ranch near Mes
City Friday.
Sam Pratt is now employed by
LundblaGe & Bolinger in the
clothing department.
Mrs. J. W. Downey and TIVE
children have gone to Orlando
Okla, to visit Mrs. Downey'.
sister.
Tho Great Bend Sportsmer
Association held a meeting Fri
day night. taking in some new
members.
The fireman on number six was
badly hurt by being bit in tn,
face by the mail crane at Pawne,
Rock Monday morning.
The Barton County Flour Mills
started up Monday morning Oh
full time, after being idle for sew
eral weeks for cleaning up and re
pairing.
Frank Gay. H. j. Huiskaml
ST., and wife. and Fl. j
4
Hulskamp Jr., we're at the Brigg
Hotel last night, going fror
Denver to Kansas City by auto.
Arthur Meade, Lawrence Chap
man. Vera Chapman. Heller
Blake, Lucy Blake. Davis Blake
and Arthur Blake. had a part,
Monday afternoon and incident
ly put on a show as part of tb
entertainment. The little peopI
appeared in oriental costume
Prentice Meads furnished th,
music and the show was, billed 70
DR.. Masde's residence.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
Advertising Rates
RAG hartman Lossc His Life.

9AuO POOOiC vi Uulo COuuII WtIc
startled Thursday evening by the
news of the accidental drowning
,of H. A. G. Hartman, one of the
pioneer of this county. and one
of the most widely known men on
the east side. Mr.. Hartman
lived in Logan township, about
four miles out from Claain. For
years he had been conducting a
zeal estate and insurance business
iu'the city of Clafin. making the
grip back and forth by buggy
A mile west and a little over a
mile south of Clafin Cow creek
crosses the road. There is DO
bridge at this point, but deep
raVine. and only in cases of very
heavy rain is there any water at
alb across the road, as some little
distance above the road the water
disappears and goes down the
creek for some distance as an
randerfow. The recent heavy
rains have swollen the creek very
o''much, and when Mr.. Hartman
started on his usual trip to town
about one o'clock, he lost his life
attempting. to cross this ford.
. About two o, lcock Simon Kidney.
a 'thresher, started to town. and
Sound the horses about 200 feet
below the road, drowned. No
% trace could be found Of Mr.
sHartman's body, and at once a
large number Of men began the
search. There are places along
that creek where the water gets
very deep The labors of the
tsearchers were not rewarded until
about nine o'clock Friday morn.
Q lng.
Mr. Hartman was born IN Ger
many on Dec. 18th. 1910. He
scame to this country when a mere
boy, settling in Ohio. At the
outbreak of the war be enlisted a;
a private in Go. H. 1st Ohio Artil-
lery and, served for three
years. After the war he located
;at 'Pittsburg. Pa, engaging in
business. Ga Nov. lst.. 1866, he
was united in marriage to Anna
SGhellhouse. who with nine child
ren survive him. H. came tt
Barton county in the spring o.
A876. settlinc on the northwest
quarter of section 20. of what i:
pow Logan township. He con
tinued to reside there until bis
death. Mr.. Hartman was. "a maj
chat was always active in the
affairs of men. He held mum.
ber Of local offices, and in 1881
was defeated for county treasurer
He was frequently mentioned as a
candidate for other honors, but
always passed them up.
Hhe following children survive
him, Mrs. F.. W. Walknltz,
Bazine, 0. II. Hartman, Hoising-
= ton. c. A. Hartman. Arlington,
: Mrs E. 4. Jukes, Canon City,
<Dolo, Ed. Hartman, Great Bend,
and Lydia, Tillie, j. F.. and C.
III. Hartman, residing at home.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at Clsfin, in
terment being made in the Claain
cemetery.
In Mr.. Hartman's death the
county loses a valuable citizen
aI0C QUE who did much for its up
Building. and the family 3 faith.
5 fnk thusbsnd and father. We
Sunitewith friends and acquaint.
uuees from..fsr and near inextend
ING to the bereaved our sincere
sympathy in, this their bereaye
Hnent. ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26

The 'Elhnwood road between here
and the bridge is not only bad
fbuf dangerous. especially near the
,KOopman place. But from the
bridge on east it in fan condition.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-07-26
Want Offer.

We want an offer on a COOL
Barton County farm. All in cul-
tiyation, no improvements, ,,splen.
did location Owner, wants to
dispose of it at once. Write for
PARTICULARS.