Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-12-08
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From The Leader.


MISS Lizzie Komarek was here
from Grest Bend to spend Sunday
Visiting with relatives and friends.
James Barrows was here from
LawNemce 8ast week for a visit with
relatives and looking after business
matters.
Mrs. John McMullen and children
welG up to Great Bend Sunday even
eng to visit over Thanksgiving with
relatives
S.sJOhm APPEL came down from Belpre
Satmiay evening for visit Of few
days with his wife and other relatives
EeTe. Mrs. APPEL has been seriously
IN at the home of her sister, Mrs
Henry Ste1mel for some time, but is
aep0ted TO be improving little
now.
Mr.. and MnS. LoShe of Kansas City
came the first of the week for a visit
With Mrs. Dresser and family.
. Mt. and Mrs. August Neidig left
Wednesday morning for B elpre to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Nei-
sdig's sister, Mrs. Skalsky and family.
eJde Dick left Wednesday morning
for visit with his brother Tony, in
Milwaukee.
: Mrs. E. F. Buses came down from
Great Bend Sunday morning for a
Z visit with her sister, Mrs. John linn.
Miss Minimize Remmert visited Mon
day I'M Great Bend with Miss Flora
.Mathaei. who was operated on for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Herman Mellies returned the
/; first OF the week from a visit with
Relatives at SanduSly, Ohio.
Martin MuSiF returned this week
I from Chicago where he went to at
: tend the funeral of Mrs. Huffman.
"Mrs. Rev. Bruner stopped over
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dame
'bohm on her way home from Larned
\, 10 DihDwyn.
- Dennis Sdhaffer of SpearvilIe came
Monday to attend the wedding of
his brother, Benno.
George Klein has been here from
oklahoma City for the past few days
looking after business matters and
for a visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hart autoed
down from Great Bend Sunday
6teMOOn for a short visit with
friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Doherty and
children returned to their home at
Belpre Sunday evening after visit
OF several days with home folks, the
Ddherty and Komarek families, and
other relatives and friends here. Ed
reports the wheat down in that part
of the country as much farther adj
Vanced than up this way, and
says that many of the farmers are
pasturing their stock ON the fields.
J.s George Brinkman and E. s.
Marx Of Great Bend, were in the city
Sunday afternoon on their way to
the big Brinkman ranch south of
Raymond to see how things were get
ting along down there, and report the
wheat as looking better down that
way than any they saw on the trip.
They were accompanied this far by
Miss Marion Brinkman and Miss
Blanche Marx who visited with
friends here until their return.
Miss Flora Matthaei, who has been
under the physician s care for some
time, was taken TO the st. Rose hos
pta at Great Bend Sunday, and on
Mopday underwent an operation for
appendicitis, and is reported as get
ting along nicely now. Miss Flora
was very lOath to undergo the oper-
alton just at this time as this is her
last year i'm the High School and as
she lis an excellent student and a
hard worker she hated to spend the
time from her Studies, but as it was
thought best by the physician she
consented: Her many friends hope
that her recovery may be rapid and
that she may be able TO resume her
school work i'm short time.
Paul Weigt, who is employed in
the Hartmetz blacksmith shop was
taken to the hospital in this city
Monday morning, and is suffering
severely with a threatened attack Of
appendicitis. He will probably be
taken 70 the hospital at Great Bend
for an operation as soon as his condi- !
ton viii permit
Mn and Mrs. S. A. Reed of Krem-
lh Oklahoma, came in last Friday
evening for visit with Mrs. Reeds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
dreae and sister, Mrs. Howard aud
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