Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-02-14
Borrowed News.

o. "a Soe DS'u, NouiS
up to stay with his sister, Mrs. Evers
during her husbands absence.
Ben Elder, accompanied by horse
buyer from Great Bend, was a visitor
In this meek Of the woods" the first
of the week.
County Attorney James Clarke oil
Great Bend came up Tuesday to in.
vestlgate a cattle deal which was tran
sacted in this pare Of the country
some months ACCLAIMED Tiller &
Toiler.
Probate judge Stockman united in
marriage last Thursday Join ]. Wells
OF Great Bend, and Gertrude Wells,
OF Larn'd, colored people. -Larned
Tiller & Toiler.
A number of the neighbors of Mrs.
galloway, mother Of H. W. Galloway
gave her @pleasant surprise last Sun.
day, FEB. End, by gathering at her
home with well filled baskets and
spending the afternoon with her; he
occasion being her 95th birthday.
Mrs. Galloway carries her age re.
markedly well, and was able to enjoy
herself and entertain her guests as in
younger days. -Larned Tiller &
Toiler.
Mrs. H. E. Hartman of Clafin,
who has been visiting her brother in
Rozel, stopped here short time the
latter part of the week on her way to
Ellinwood to be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Uffmann. - Larned
Chronoscope.
Henry Fritzemeier and family NOV
ed back to Stafford the first Of the
week from Kinsley, where they have
been living few months. Henry still
owns a meat market there but has left
1t in charge Of others.-Stafford
Courier.
Last Sunday morning j. R. Basig.
er's registered Shorthorn COW, Queen
Thistle, presented him with pair Of
thoroughbred twins, one bull calf and
one heifer calf. Mr.. Basiger reports
the neither and twins as getting along
nicely. He says that each Of the cal.
yes is fine individual. we'll formed
and hearty. This isa very unusual
occurrence, and Mr.. Basiger is we'll
; pleased with the pair.-Larned Chron
, oscope.
] Mayor L. c. Moses of Parson.
I was arrested this week for assault. L
was thought that Great Bend had al
the MoseSes in Kansas corralled.-
. Kansas Notes, Kansas CITY Star.
z Carl Thurow, one of The we'll to d.
) farmers of the vicinity Of Dillwyn
was business visitor in the cit,
Monday. Mr.. Thurow made bust
. ness call at the News office, Will,
, here. Carl is hustler and a money
| maker. He owns a fine 800 acre farm
near Dillwyn and recently purchased
three quarter section near Macksville
] A dozen years ago Thurow's chic
9 asset was goodly amount of "ge
up and get" His success shows tn,
: possibilities on a Kansas farms
p John News.
Il Carl is Barton county boy whose
, many friends will be pleased to hear
h of his success.
i LOOK OUT FOR HIM
: A scamp Of dead beat IS travel
ing over the country making the smaI
e towns collecting photographs an,
= working them with some kind of
, cheap frame and easel back. Hi
q plan of procedure is to go to som
g private boarding house and engag
S board for himself and wife for tw
v weeks or more; his wife, he says wi
be on in two or three days fror
b Wichita or some other place just a
( S on as she Can have a dress ftte
It and made. He stays some two G
three days until he gets the tow
worked and then he pretends to hir
to a rig from the livery man aud extend
his operations to the country an
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