Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-07-29
CHAPLIN.
From The Clarion.

rom his home in Lagoota. Ind. and
will take a position at the Universal
Mill.
] L. Walker and wife are enjoying
A visit from l.. s mother who lives in |
Washington, D. c. She arrived the
latter part Of last week.
F. P Windsor, operator at the
depo', lefr Sunday night for two or
three weeks visit with relatives in
New York. MIS-. Windsor is visiting
her mother in Wichita during his
absence
JOS. Schneiweis and wife are en-
j)ying visit from their son, who is
a Lriest and who IS located at Mt.
Calvary, Wis, where he is instructor
in the college at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Mat Weber are con.
templating taking trip TO Minnesota
soon. They will have a sale of their
stock and farming implements next
Tuesday and after that they expect
to make The trip. When they return
they will make their home in the new
house they are building.
The morning passenger from the
the west was nearly three hours late
Sunday morning but arrived just in
the nick of time to catch Frank Kuk.
alas COW on the track. The engine
hit the COW broadside and threw her
over a hundred feet killing her in
stantly and running over her. The
engineer slowed down or in all prob
ability there would have been a wreck.
D. ]. Crow has purchased the
Black lots in the east part Of town.
They face the east and lay just north
Of the cottage occupied by W. C.
Back. He mas also purchased lots
from Frank Boomer, laying just
north Of the Catholic Church and
we understand he will build On the
latter.
Little Eva Harden, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E G. Harden, met
with what might have been a very
serious accident Saturday evening.
She was climbing porch post and
when she went to slide down she
came in contact with a hook sticking
in the post and ran it into her side.
luckily however it did not 20 very
far in.
Frank Kukala ST., who has spent
sixteen years OF the best part OF his
life working on the section for the
Mo. Pacific, has been discharged.
This shows how this company ap-
preciales a faithful worker. The oio
man has always been one of the
most faithful employees that ever
worked on a section and Is today a
better hand than the majority of the
younger men employed in that cape
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Hoffman
have resigned their positions at the
Campbell Nero. Co. to take effecr
about Aug LIST. They will move &c
Hutchinson where Thad has accep
ted a position as bookkeeper with the
wholesale house of Holiday Hdw.
Co. of that place. Mr.. and M S
Hoffman have made many warm
friends here who will regret verl
much to see them leave and will visit
them well in their new location.
FOR SALE-All of block 26, soutI
Morphy Street, small house, I'VE
rooms, wash house, Barn, some trees
We sell all together or separate lots
Call on or address Frank Weiss a
the above address.
Since our last issue the editoria
force Of this religious weekly ha
been greatly augmented. He arrive,
here last Thursday evening, July IA
and is very autocrat in his bearing
the english language appears to b
hard for him to catch onto, beside
he has very few teeth. Yet you ma
rest assured that there isn't happie
or prouder couple in Kansas than tn
junior editor Leonard Burnham an,