Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-07-07


visit with relatives in Milwaukee
TheO. Item, jr., returned We'd
neSday morning from a business
trip to Denver.
Harry Burchart left WedneSda,
evening for visit at Kansas
City and points in Missouri.
Mrs. s. Remain, who has been
very sick for several months, is
reported as being very low at
present.
Mrs. John Wagner and small
son went to Alden, Wednesday
for few days.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson left the
last of the week for Hobart, Okla.
after a weeks visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Brining.
One Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry
Kmpler'S girls broke an arm
Wednesday of this week as the
result of fall.
week as the result Of a fall.
VIM. Elbl returned last Sun
Gay from a three weeks vacation
trip and visit with friends
in different points in Minnesota
and Michigan.
Mrs. Curt Howe left Wednec-
day evening for a visit with her
Mrs. Schaffer and other
relatives in Kansas City.
Alfred Dick and Lawrence
Gregg left on No. II this morning
for a visit at Denver, Colorado
and other points in that state.
Mss Esther Veach of Wood
ward, Oklahoma, came Wednesda.
evenin TO spend the summer
with her grandmother, Mrs. Clark
Frank Weber returned last
week from Topeka, where he
had been in attendance at the
convention of the Funeral Direc-
tors Association.
Mrs. Fred Wolf returned last
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives at Kansas City and in Ohio.
Miss Mary THU is taking her
two weeks vacation and left Mon
day for a visit with her sister
ut Woodward, Oklahoma. Her
sister Kate accompanied her as
far as Hutchinson.
Will McCracken who was in
Jured quite seriously when the
Ice wagon team ran away with
him last week, rs reported as get
ting along nicely now and able
10 sit up.
Mrs. Pulscamp and son who
have been visiting at the Heinz
home the past three weeks left
Wednesday morning for their
home in Salina, Ohio.
Arthur Dick is walking around
in d rather dainty manner these
lays from the fact that in assist
n to unload a header box the
other day a heavy wagon bolster
fell on his foot MASKING one of
MS toes quite badly.
John Balch, one of the early
here, being engaged in
'ailrOading, and who left here
n 1891. has been here the past
.ew days for a visit with his
many old time friends. Mr.. BalcF
$ now employed in railroad work
lOwn in Old Mexico. Like every
me else who returns here. he
kinks there has been a wonderful
'ounding country and says he
Improvement IN the town and sur
'Oundiug country and says he
las at many times experienced a
Onging to be Il resident here a.
gain.
H. R. Arnold who has been
from a sprained ankle
or a couple of weeks, is now
lble to be around by the use of a
zane. \ few weeks ago while on
his way home from a trip east
he suffered a sprained ankle in
st. Louis but the injury did not
bother him greatly at the time,
,ut on his arrival here as he was
getting off the train, it twisted
lnder him again and crippled
lin so that he has been confined
% his bed for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HermeS and
.hree children came in from Sc
title, Washington, last week for
4 visit with relatives and many
friends here. Fred left Elm
wood about ten years ago and
this is his first visit here
since that time. He first went to