Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-11

Reimer, Alex Keller and wife, Inca
Paxson and Gail and Edith Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Grice desire
to thank their neighbors and friends
for the attention and kind considera-
ton they received at the death OF
their infant son on January 2S.
A. ]. Mausof, who has been at
Trenton, Mo-, attending school OF
auctioneering, returned home last
week a full fledged auctiOneer. He
has advertised himself to attend to
all business Of that kind. When IN
need OF anything along the spiel
line, give him call. 81.
NJ. A. Fish drove to Beeler this
week and got horse for T. H. Balm.
Mr.. Balm had taken the horse In on
the store trade he recently made in
that locality.
Mrs. Ida Burwell and daughters re-
turned to their home IN Beeler last
Friday.
The dance given in Mausofs hall
last Friday night by the young folks
south OF town was one Of the incest
affairs the town has had for a long
time. The young folks of the city
will give one in the same hall this
coming Friday night From what we
can learn it will be grand affair, as
elaborate preparations are being
made. The Rucker Orchestra from
Great Bend will furnish the music.
T. H. Balm has gone to COldwater,
Kansas, ON business.
o. G. Balm has a photograph gal
lery in the city. He is doing good
work. Give him a call,
DR.. Meckfessel was called to LarneG
the other day by the sudden. The
elder MechesSel lost his speech and
became paralyzed on one side. He
is reported in a precariOus condition
C. L. Archer shipped a car of Cattle
e from this station last Saturday tt
~ Kansas City. He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Starr was a passengel
IS 10 Great Bend, Tuesday, returning
ON the afternoon train.
Billy Graybill of Ness City, is thu
new clerk in Simon Hays store.
A man by the name of Smith ship
ped a couple Of cars of cattle from
this place last Wednesday to Emporii
Joe Schneider and Adolph Raber
seifner went to Ellinwood last Sal
: urday and came back Monday.
Hy Gallon and wife and T. H. Bal
were in Great Bend last Saturda;
m on business.
RI Simon Hays was down from Mes
City and stayed until Saturday.
10 There was a card party at Ale
Keller's last Friday night Quite
= few were present and good time
70 reported.
el C. W. Deighton has been pulling Of
some stunts with his "auto-mo-hay
ge lately. He started for Rush Cente
S., with some travelling statesmen las
IN, Monday and got stuck west of tow
en- He got another auto to take them t
nd Shaffer. When the men got to Rush
ne one of the men telegraphed to Nj
We Deighton a standing offer of $4 fC
It, the machine. Cy is silent on tn
at subject.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. George Starr ente
Ia tanned party Of young men at thei
I'LL home on Main street last Tuesda
evening. 1t was a card party an
zee was much enjoyed by those who wer
there. At midnight a lovely suppe
he was served the boys. A prize wa
list offered for the one who won tn
Ice most games and a BOBBY prize fC
-as the one losing the most games. Pea
mt Strong won the most games and
E. .. Balm the BOBBY prize. Those pre-
I'D, ent were F. c. Clare, Craig Mile
'et- Grey Thompson, W. NJ. Cain, o.
nd Balm, DR.. W. H. Jones, Billy Graybil
er- Pearl Strong and DR.. Hays.
F. There will be a meeting Of IL