Barton County democrat., 1911-07-28
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From The Leader.

morning 1Or Colorado to visit he
daughter.
Misses Rae, Esther and Ada Al
mold left last week to visit will
relatives in Ottawa, Illinois.
Mrs. Jim Chalfant and childrel
OF Newton, are here on a visi-
with relatives.
Mrs. George Helm and child
ren left this morning for a STAY
at Manitou, Colo.
John Seus was in town Tues
day arranging with AuctiOneel
Joe Sprinkler to cry a big public
sale for him at his farm north of
Clafflin on August st.
John Grant has resigned his Do
SitiOn with the Santa Fe at this
point and has accepted a position
with the Kimpler mill.
Mrs. David ThOrnSberry and lii
tie baby left Wednesday evening
for visit with relatives at Isa-
bel, Kansas.
Mrs. KOmnska and sister who
have been visiting relative here
left last Friday evening for their
home In CaprOn, Oklahoma.
Charley Brenn and family have
moved to town from the farm ON
the south side, and are occupying
the house recently vacated by An
ton Dick, south of the track.
Miss Nina Meils who has been
visiting at the home of her uncle
H. R. Meils, and family, the past
few weeks left Wednesday morn
ing for her home in Flanagan, II
Mrs. LOttie Clark and son of
Great Bend. came Wednesday
evening for a visit with Mrs.
Clark's mother, Mrs. Brining.
Miss McElwayne Of Lyons. accom-
panied her here and returned to
her home at Lyons this morning.
Mrs. Henry KOelSch and child
rem returned home Saturday af-
ter a few weeks visit with rela-
tiveS at Hutchinson and Topeka.
Little Amy Townsend who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Curt
Howe, returned to her hon IN
Kansas City Monday morning.
Louis Schraeder and wife re-
turned Monday evening to their
home in Haviland after a tWO
weeks visit here with relatives.
Miss Lola Lee of Chicago and
Florence and Gladys and Will VO
mer of Great Bend were the Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. jim
and Bertha Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Back and
family went to Spar, Colorado
Tuesday morning where they will
Ispend the remainder Of the sum
mer.
Miss Berenice Butts who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Milton BOSse the past few weeks
left for her home in Wichita last
Friday morning.
Ernest Schroeder who will have
a big sale at his place on the 9th
of this month, expects to leave
shortly thereafter for different
points in Idaho and other places
IN the northwest, to look over the
country with a view Of securing
new location. He will move his
family to town until he gets set
tied.
JOhh Alderman. who lives out
On the Hammer farm, suffered a
broken leg Wednesday by being
kicked by a horse. The kick was
just above the knee, and the frac'
ture was a bad one. DR.. GaffOrd
was called Immediately and set
the Limb and reports the patient
as resting comfortably. 1t is a
bad thing to get put out of bust
ness that way just at the busy
season.
Joe KOehler was in from north
west of town this morning, and
sayS he knew it was going to rail-
for it never fails to give him at
least one rain whIe3 he is threSh,
ling. He says his wheat is turn
ling out about fifteen bushels to
the acre, but that his corn dOesn'
look like it would make much Of
a crop.
DR.. Crumbine, state health Of
fieer, accompanied by the state
engineer, were here on an off
cial visit Tuesday evening. DR.
Crumbine, after a tour Of inves.
tigatiOn, reports the sanitary con
ditiOn of the city much better
than on his last visit, but say: