Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-08-21

Mrs. Nellie Thompson went home
to Manhattan this morning after
an extended visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Gardner.
]. ]. More, Mrs. e. e. More, Mrs.
A. ]. More, Fannie and George More
are here today from Otis visiting
and shopping.
Miss Josie Hainline who has been
with the telephone company for
some time, left for her home in KAN
sas City Sunday.
Misses Lizzie Jaccard and May
Holmes left Saturday evening for
Denver and other points in Colorado
for visit and outing.
Mrs. Susannah Wesley and daugh'
ter Miss Bette Wesley, returned to.
day from several weeks visit with
relatives in Colorado.
Mrs. ]. W. A. Cooke and son of Ell.
linwood are visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Newcombe and family and MI
and Mrs. Ben Giles and family to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Wood attended
the wedding Of their >neice, Miss
Opal Wood at Hutchinson, Sunday
The groom is Henry Gallup Of Hut
Crimson.
Mrs. Lizzie Bakhaus left for her
home near Oklahoma City Sunday
after a visit here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Bardwell, and
other relatives.
Misses Georgia Butler and Helen
Morrison were here from Hoisign
ton this morning on their way to
Nickerson to attend the Epworth
League Convention.
Mrs. P. o. Singers Of Window, Mrs
F. M. Mcconnell, Mrs. Ed Rutledge
of Little River, and Mr.. George Wood
of Hutchinson are visiting with Mrs
s. D. Rea and family.
Buck Weaver, whose work as catch
er for the Larned ball team last year
won him the admiration Of the
fans, has been nominated for sher-
iff of Kearney county on the Re-
publican ticket.
Roy Denote left for Topeka Sun.
day evening after a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Denote
and family. Mrs. Denote remained
here and will visit for some time.
w. w. Truxall of Homestead and
sons Lindley and Kenneth and daugh-
ter Ruth, will leave this evening for
their old home at Mt. Pleaasnt. Pa.
They will visit relatives several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beardslee of
Ness City are here today and will
leave this evening for st. Louis for
a visit. Mrs. Beardslee was formerly
Miss Grace Gardner and was a teach
er in our city schools.
Frank Jackson of Rochester, New
York is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jackson and family Of
Commanche. Frank is here to-
day visiting his sister, Miss Lenora
Jackson, bookkeeper at this office.
Elias Jennison will leave this ev-
ening for Colorado City to visit his
sister, Mrs. Frances Hancock and
from there he will go to Calham to
visit his sister, Mrs. Josephine March
banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Moore left
for Kalamazoo, Michigan for a Wis
It. They will also visit at Mt. Gil
cad and other points in Ohio. They
will be gone several weeks and will
not be at home until some time in
September.
W. B. Cornell came in from the
EAST end of the state Sunday even
ng. Among other places he has
been, was to visit Myron Gilmore and
'amily at Lynden. Mr.. Cornell says
he Glmore's have a fine place there
and are getting along very nicely.
Ernest Eppstein and DR.. James Che
ley returned Sunday evening from a
ew days visit at Manhattan, juno
ion City, Clifton and other towns
northeast. They were with the Man.
lattan ball team for a day or two ant
lad good time all the time.
Willis Hamilton, who is with the
santa Fe at Great Bend, is visiting
lis parents this week. He is on a
hirty- day lay-off and will 60 back to
Ohio, in a week or so.
Willis has been a faithful employee,
laving been nineteen months with
he railroad without losing a day..
w. E. Beardsley has sold his bar |