Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-09-24
Ellinwood
From the Leader.

JOe OpTluAcr was uuolhOco
visitor at Hutchinson last Fri
day.
Ed Schroeder visited with his /
brother in Chase last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Jackson is visiting |
friends at Hutchinson this week.
Miss Juanita 0'Brian of Great
Bend visited EllinwOOd friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Keck returned from ]
her visit with her sister, Mrs. :
JOchem at 0fferle Saturday night
e Miss LenOra jackson went to
Hutchinson yesterday to visit
friends the balance of the week.
Mrs. John Wolf and Mrs. Fred
Wolf returned from their stay at
ManitOu, Colorado last week.
Henry Schunemann left alst
week for. a trip through Texas.
We understand that he has gone
there to look for a location, to 60
into business.
J. W. A. Cooke was up from
Hutchinson between trains Sun
day. He has a farm for sale near
Raymond and was up to show it
to a prospective buyer.
The Misses Mildred and Lois
Bockemohle arrived here from
Kansas City the first of the week
to make their home with their
grandmother and to attend school
Mrs. COnry returned from the
hospital in Great Bend Sunday at
ternOOn. She has so far recover
ed from her injuries that she has
E been able to get around with the
aid of crutcheS.
The Elks Lodge of Hutchinson
and Kansas City sent lot Of
nice flowers to Geo. Helm and
Will lilrl last week lDr w!icr
the boys ar very Thankful.
? John Dick and wife were call
ed tOMilwaukee, Wis, last Fri
1 day, on account of the death Of
: Mrs. Dicks sister. They left on
! No. s. The funeral services were
: held there Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ChristOph
t returned from Speareville We'd
neSday, where they have been
e visiting a few days and attend
: ing the wedding of Mrs. Chris
: toph's brother, Mr.. Leo A. Dan
= Ter to Miss Beatrice Strecker.
: Will Kienzle and family return
: ed to their home in Ottawa Mon
+ day morning after weeks Wis
it with Mr.. kenzle's parents,
S Nr i.nd Mrs. Gus X eiu!e. TIL. y
o will stop off at Hutchinson and
a take in the state fair for a few
e days before returning home.
5 Wallace Bummert took the Sci
u den car that was smashed up in
l the wreck to Hutchinson Sun
day, where he turned the car Ov-
er to the state agent. The Sci
s den Company will replace this
y car with new sample car which
/ will be here in a few days direct
q from the factory.
T. j. j. Klein, Jake Hahn. Bern.
l. hardt Krampe and Mr.. DuesSel
Y returned from Chicago last Fri
II day morning where they had beer
e as delegates to the national re
union of the Militair Verein o.
e America. They all report a gOOC
l. time and sly tie old German sol
y dierS fairly made Chicago hum
10 On their way back home they al
N stopped and visited friends il
3 Kansas City.
< During the storm Sunday ev
Is ening a large number of limb
IL were blown from trees and small
re sheds turned over. The CRANE
ne stand at the ball park was blow
Id down and thrown across tn
street north Of the ball park S
es that the street was impossible al
h day Monday. 1t was one of tn
at Severest storms we had this sea
he son. The lightning struck tn
he home of Matt Dick, but did n
+" further damage than to put tn
vn telephone out of commission an
y. tear off a small strip of pape
es in the dining room.
OIL The condition of VIM. Klein
ic, who was injured in the autOmC
ed bile accident on Labor Day, ha
I'M not changed very much since on
ut last issue. Mr.. Klein, althOug
Die still in an unconscious condition
er- is gaining strength PHYSICAL.
on For few days after the accider
he his mind seemed to be perfee
lg- ly clear, but the last few days h
off mind iS q hlanE Tho nbvs;o;o,