Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14
resent this lodge.

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we're transacting business in the
county seat last Saturday
Leb. Korriel came in from Okla.
anu Texas. last week. Mr. Koriel
is travelling for an oil concern.
Schema Brado was here from
Great Bend and visited relatives
and friends.
Mrs. G. B. Worden and a Mrs.
Stark were near Rush Center last
week visiting Marcena Worden
aud wife.
The Farmers Union got in a car
load of cedar and oak fence posts
last week. They bought them
much cheaper by buying in this
manner.
Mrs. E. L Doty gave a Pink |
Tea party last Saturday afternoon
to her young lady friends of the |
locality Her home was beautiful
lily .embellished with carnations
aud the guests we're elegantly en-
tertained.
DR.. and Mrs. Meckfessel we're
entertained Sunday at the Archer
home.
Our Post Master has received
instructions to insugerate every
day service to the Rural Route
patrons now and after March 1st
This mas long oeen looked for by
those along the routes.
Adam Long and son Clarence
departed last week for Oklahoma
and New Mexico They expect
to be absent en- their trip for
some weeks.
Aunt Liza Shafer and g. W.
Sbaffer of Shaffer attended church
lin Albert Sunday evening.
f. Seeber and family enter
tanned at their home week ago
Sunday. the Sunday school of
Albert enmssse.
Next Saturday and SUNDAY
morning will be quarterly confer
ence at the NJ E. church. There
will be preaching by the elder Sat
: urdav evening and Sunday morn
ing after Sunday School After
the Saturday afternoon services
the ordinance Of baptism will be
, administered to the 13 newly
made converts
The Archer sisters entertained
+ a number Of their young friends
at their home last FRIDAY evening
The social was given in honor of
their cousins Harry lfntson of
Iowa About 25 or Sc mirthful Wig
. orous youngsters of the nelghbor.
hood and vicinity were preset.
1t was an evening OF grand enter
tainment and will long be remem.
bered BY the guests.
A shadow of gloom broke over
the city and surrounding country
lsat FRIDAY morning when heralds
broke the news during early fore
noon that one of our distinguished
LADY schoo teachers. Mary Win
: get who teaches at No. 6 east of
!, town had met with a serious acci
! dent while on the road to school
Her horse had gotten frightened
at some running horses on the
0 road and became unmanageable
r and ran away throwing Miss Win
q get out and dislocating her hip.
DR.. Meckfessel was called and the
r injury Was carefully looked after.
q At this writing she is getting al
: ong nicely There in an earnest
prayer eminatinQ from 1.-THE hearts
of )her many city friends. church,
8 associates, school patrons and low
a. ing pupils that she vii be circulat-
= ing in their midst ere long attend
> ing ner usual school duties Mrs
y Clara Worden a sister of hers
will teach in her stead until she
J can feel able to assume the work
During the same day of the
n above accident E + York expert
r enced a runaway of his mules to
a wagon Mr. York was thrown
from the wagon and bruised up
= considerable but not serious
r From Ulster County Gazette
. Kingston Jan 4. 1900
: For sale:- The one half of a
k saw mill, with convenient place
for building. lying in the town Of
i Rochester By the mill is an mex.
l. haustible guantitv of pinewood.-
n And also, a stout, healthy active,
n negro weEch
o Any persons inlcining to pur.
j chase may know the particulars by
q applying to John Schoonmaker.
- jun. at Ro,hester November. -.
:, 1899
. The above was ISSUED in the