Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-02-17
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ELI, WOOD.
From The Leader.

Harry HOwes and Miss Mayme
Hartmtz vested fwith Mrs. Kin
ney at Great Bend Friday even
ing.
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Marvil Morris. Of New
ton, Sunday evening. Mrs. Nor
ris was formerly Miss Lucy Da-
mel, of this city.
Fred Kienzle was down from
the Bend Sunday for a visit with
relatives and friends.
Jean COtterman, Dean klpp,
and John Meyers were here from
lGraet Bned Sunday evening to
attend the show.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keeper left
Wednesday morning on No. b,
on their honeymoon to Enid, Okla
Mr.. and Mrs. John KOmarek ST.
and daughter Edith made a trip
overland in their Mitchell auto
to Belpre Friday.
Mrs. Schaffer of Kansas City is
here with her daughter Mrs. Fred
Wolf and family.
Mrs. Brewer returned Thursday
from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Clarence 0'Neal at Great
Bend.
Mrs. Bert Haas went to Hutch
insOn the first of teh week for a
couple of days visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Erdman returned to hr
home in Raymond Monday after
few days visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Simon.
Fred Steckel and two little
daughters, Marie and Media visit
ed with relatives in Newton the
first of the week.
Joe Schafer of Great Bend was
an EllinwOOd visitor Thursday
Misses LenOra and Effie Jack
son and brother, William, and
Miss Dorothy Hartley made a triI
overland in the fOrerms car last
Friday to Lyons.
D. C. johnson and wife went
to Great Bned Sunday to visit
with relatives. Mr.. johnson re-
turned the same evening but Mrs.
johnson will remain for a few
days.
Edwin Dick returned Tuesday
form a couple of weeks stay IN
Texas. VIM. Howard who also
went to Texas stopped over for
a few days visit with relatives In
Kremlm, Oklahoma.
Miss Lizzi KOmarek, who is tax
ing a vcatiOn from her duties at
the Lichesky store in Great Bend,
accompanied by her brother,
George, went to CimarrOn Mon
day for a couple of days visit
with W. F. Klein and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. McMullen
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Remmert
autoed down from their home
west Of Great Bend. Sunday and
spent the day here visiting with
relatives and friends, and also at
tended the show here in the evn,
ing.
Miss Emma Ziegenbusch re-
turned home Wednesday evening
from a three months ivSit with
relatives in New Bremen, Ohio
Her cousins, Miss Margaret Muel
Ter and Henry WEBBING came
with her to visit friends and rel
atives here.
Luke SchrOth was in from the
south side Saturday and was feel
ing mighty happy, even though
the wheat prospects are not the
best, A big baby boy put in his
appearance at their home last Fri
day, which made Luke feel SO
good he forgot all about the fact
that we were needing rain. Here
is hoping that he will grow up
to be as good a man as his dad.
Geo. H. Klein, who has been
here ON a business trip and visit
with his relatives and old time
friends for several days, left this
morning for his home in 0klahO-
ma City. Mr.. Klein was one of
the early day residents of this
vicinity, moving to Oklahoma
some twenty years ago and while
he still has a warm spot in his
heart for old Barton and the peO-
pie here, yet he thinks his pres
ent location is about the best ever
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