Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-07-22

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and surprise party at the home
Sunday. There were about So
people present, and you bet they
had a good time. The. Gates fam
lily expect to leave soon for Tex4
as, where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mrs. Gates and Mrs.
Bales are sisters.
William Bolinger arrived from
Clark county Tuesday evening.
lie is at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Lundblade, threatened
with an attack of typhoid fever.
On Saturday morning of last
week, Mrs. F. G. Smith, assisted by
Miss Wmifred FEEDER, entertained
sixteen young ladies at Breakfast,
for Miss Blackburn of Oklahoma.
A fine time was enjoyed by all
who were present.
Frank Jr., and Lambert Kern
of Liberty township will soon be-
GIN the erection of two store rooms
on the lots adjoining and east of
the PattersOn-Kern establishment
The buildings will be eighty feet
long, have a frontage of twenty
five, and will be built substantial
and up to date in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Breeder left
Thursday morning for two weeks
trip to Excelsior Springs.
When you paint or varnish, re-
member Sherwin- Williams 'Brigh-
ten-up' Finishes, best in the world,
at Bondurant's.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Smith en-
tertamed few friends at dinner
Thursday evening complimentary
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Grant DickerSOn
of Canon City.
The fire escapes have been put
on the library building.
s. Dan COughlin arrived this week
and has taken his position as hea
salesman for the C. SamuelS store,
Mrs. Coughlin arrived Wednesday
evening. The children will be IN
in a few days. We are much pleas
ed to have the COughlins return
to Great Bend. They have left
us a time or two before, but al
ways came back, and we rather
think they will make a stay of it
this time. Both were raised in
this county, and it is hard to go
back on your first love.
The Gender Land, Loan and I'm
migration Co.. of CimarrOn, are
carrying an ad in this paper. The
secretary of the company, W. F.
Klein. is our own Billy" Klein,
and we feel sure that those of oul
readers who desire to do a little
business in this line in the west
will be pleased to give Billy and
lis associates a show at the bus
mess. The company has some fin
propositions. and can interest you
if you are looking for anything IL
their line.
The Misses Kate and Anna Me
Ginty of New York. are here Wis
iting their cousins the McGlntyS
of this city and Stafford county
and others. This is their first Wis
If west and of course there Il
much that is new and interesting
to them. If they stay here Ions
enough we will make them think
that New York is a mighty small
piece of this great country of ours
John Schneider and Herman
Dirks were down from the ives
size on business, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed French O
Hudson. were in the city TueSda!
evening visiting at the home o
! \. NJ. Sipes.
Little Evelyn WOestman. tn
four-year-Old child OfNlr. and Mr.
Frank WOeStman of Buffalo tow
) ship. was thrown from a SwlnI
out at the farm Wednesday moo
MASKING two of his fingers AM
fracturing the bone in another o
them.
A party of young folks had
delightful picnic at HorseshO
Bend last Friday evening. ThOs
\ in the party were Misses Hele
: Wilson, Blanche and Sara Han
! mond, Clara VOllmer, Ethel DAY
! is and Hazel Clark, MeSSrS. Claud
Barricklow, Walter Helser Harr
Grower, Leslie Caraway, jess
Hamilton, Frank Haynes and WI
d VOllmer. They had plenty to ca
: as the bill of fare consisted {
: three gallons of ice cream, frie
). chickens and twelve dozen pickl
e besides numerous other things e
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