Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-03-11

Nfey MOuudy.
Mrs. Ethel Miller, Of Ellinwodd, Il
Visiting with Tom Coughs.
Beulah Butler went to Great Bend
Thursday to take her music lesson.
L. A. DuIett is repairing and build
Ing onto Ed Kuhrs new houses Mr..
Kuhl expects to move in about the
10th Of March
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. Of Great
Bend visited a couple Of days With
their son, Cliff Gardner.
The dance at Mausolfs hall last
Friday night was a grand affair. IT.
was such well managed affair. The
Pizinger Bros. furnished the Emusic.
and it was pronounced the sweetest
and best dancing music the merry
makers have shook their feet to in
long time. The dancing in OR city
has been carried on in a very respect. .
able manner this winter. There has
not been quarrel, a fight, ora GIN .
play made this winter. We hope L
can be conducted in the future as N
the past.
The A. o. U. W. and Woodmen
Lodges will give Calico BAH in the
Mausof hall on the night Of March II
Come and enjoy yourself ON st. Pat
ricks Day In the mOrnin." -
Keller Bros. have commenced the
erection Of John Andrea's new resi-
dence in South Albert. -
DR.. A. NJ. Jones, the druggist, wnoo
was so popular In society last winter,
DOTTED his holiday attire recently and
left for parts unknown. He left debts
ranging from 500 to $50. Several OF
the travelling salesman were here
looking after him Monday. This il
the easiest place in the state to fake
travelling statesmen.
o. c. Balm, the photographer and
Geo. Woolley went to Coldwater last
before they go to New York with T.
Saturday to visit Mr.. Bains parents
H. Balm.
We understand that Gus Weber, Of.
south of town, is making arrangement
to build new house.
Southern people are noted for their
gallantry, however have heard Of on
exception. An east Tennessean, giY,
ing his son some advice, said, IVY
boy, never run after woman or a
street car; there will be another one
along in minute or two" 8
Mrc. Bertha Converse spent several
days in Great Bend last week. She
returned home Tuesday.
T. H. Balm took some fellows out
to Ness county with a view of sell /
ing his land. Mrs. Balm informs u.s.
he has about made a bargain. He
has a half section Of land, which II:
he sells, will go toward paying hiss
creditors. I
Joe Gleisner has a new buggy which.
he recently purchased in Great Bend.
Joe will probably have troubles aof
Lis own keeping away from the young
ladies Of the locality.
Roy and Mabel Hays, Myra Winget,
w. Z. Cain and John Cook were shop
pers in Great Bend last Saturday. I
A. V Strong departed for Roe, Ar
kansas, last Monday to look after
some business matters in the settling
of his fathers estate.
C. H. Keller has been painting the i.
Frank Grunnewalt residence in West
Albert. It makes the new building
look fine since being painted. Mr..
Grunnewalt purchased this building
last winter of T. H. Balm. Mr.. NUM- .
purchased a building on Main street.
known as the white Elephant" nd
moved 1t down in the east part Of
town. .se
The Miller family moved to the
stone house in northwest Albert the
other day. sThey had to vacate the
Gallon property so II could be moved.
It is a hard proposition to get a
house in Albert at the present writ
ing They will remain in the stone
building until Ed Kuhl vacates the
, Cook property, and then they will
move TO that.
Preacher Dunlap sold a fine span
of young horses to Roy Hays the
other day. The preacher expects to
move from here to New Mexico in a
short time.
w. E. Cain has quit the livery bus
mess in Albert and gone out to work
I ~ Cl9-ence Brumbaugh on the farm.
Alvin Worden Is the newly installed
, chambermaid at the Miller livery
barn.
: Last Sunday Miss Agnes Schroeder
y and Nellie Brumbaugh entertained at
dinner, Lydia. Francis and Frank
Haas, Mabel Hays, Myra and Joe Win
: get.
= Frank Wissman, VIM. Wissrhan,
:; Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, Jos. Schneider
! and Alex Keller we're Monday passen-
: gers to Great Bend.
: A fair crowd was out las Saturday
night to hear the District Superin-
4 tendent Of the NJ. E. church crate on
o "Morgan's Raid Through Tennessee
: and Ohio During the War"
D Miss Mary Paxton, a niece Of P.
= w. Paxton, is here visiting the squire
e and family. Miss Paxton and lher
) parents recently came from Illinois,
l. and have settled on a farm north OF
r Great Bend with the view Of making
y heir home.
d Jno. Nagle living southwest Of tow
= was stricken with apoplexy last Mon
; day and is in a precarious condition. I
y There seems to be a lot Of sickness
u In this locality at present. DR.. Neck