Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24
MONDAYS MUSINGS.

1diiy uOihuco icit iot WAShiso eAio
morning on business.
Henry Harper went to Dodge City
TINS morning on land business.
J. Prose. the Hoisington attorney
was in the city today on business
Mrs. Chris Wagner returned this
morning from visit at Raymond.
G. W. Nimocks went to Kansas
F; Saturday evening on business. I
Frank Duda, foreman of the Santa
Fe round house, Is on the sick List.
Micheal Bell and Otto Tromer were
Hoisington boys in the city Saturday
evening. -
s. Soeken, Of Claflin, is in town.
Edward Kuhl ST., Of Albert, is a
visitor today.
Mrs. George Heller and Mrs. Jacob
Rediger are visiting in Denver.
Tobias McGill and daughter spent
Sunday in Pawnee Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Brown have a
new baby boy at their house, born on
Thursday.
John Mausof, ST., has about CON-
pleted his new house on East 18th st
and will move into town this week.
Father weikmann, Of st. Peter and
Paul, and Franz Robl, of the same To-
caTity, were county seat visitors today
Miss Nina Frazier was taken quite
i'll suddenly Saturday evening, and is
still very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bird and Mrs.
nu mother, Mrs. Ann H. Lee were
in from Clarence today.
Mrs. c. L. Archer, Of Clarence town
ship leaves this evening for an ex'
tended visiting trip to Iowa points.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson was. up from
Comanche township Saturday visiting
her daughter, Lenora, of this office.
Phillip Brack and Henry Smith, oil
the west side, went through here to
day with several car loads of cattle.
Will and Clifford Kelly came up from
Hutchinson SATURDAY evening for q
little visit with friends and relatives
W. L. Smythe has sufficiently
recovered from his illness to be broug
from the hospital to his room Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scheuffler wen
to Claflin Sunday to deliver a new
automobile sold through the Fried
man agency.
Miss Lizzie Cochran, Of Pawnee, OF
left Sunday for her home after a visi
'of several weeks here withMr. ant
Mrs. J. W. Trester and family.
Jake thinner, Of Buffalo township
went to- Cimarron and Gray count,
Saturday evening to, look after har
vestins, his second crop Of alfalfa.
Mrs. Josie Tucker left for her HON,
at Alden this morning after a visi
mere with George Tucker and family
and other relatives in South Bend.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe and son, William
wolfe, returned to their home at Nor
borne, Mo, this morning, after at
tending the Wolfe-Faber wedding.
The farmers who have been summon
ed on the jury for this special tern
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Of court say they would much rattle
be at home blowing. We believe thel
| Mrs. E. ]. Dodge left for Havilant
Saturday evening to attend the funer
al Of her grandson, whose serious Ill
ness was announced in our Friday Is
sue.
Harry Morgan went home to WIGHT,
this morning after a visit here will
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Bardwell. Mrs
Morgan will remain here for som,
time.
D. T. Dennis has sold one of hi
residence properties, the one he live,
in, to the Amend Bros, consideration
$3.50. The mother of these two younl
men will move here and keep house
for the boys.
T. P. Fair has purchased the Lon
non property which adjoins his owl
on the northA We understand he will
have the house moved off to some
otner lots, and erect another residenc
in its place for the use of his daugh
ter and family.
This vicinity was visited by a vel
come rain Sunday, which seems tc
have been quite general. 1t was
daisy sure enough. About two inches
fell in the city, and reports from the
south side say that heavier fall Wis
tied that section. People from north
OF Hoisington report about the same
rail as We had in the city. This will
start the blowing. brace up the corn