Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-09-29
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From The Leader.

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/ Mr.. and Mhs. Clarence 0'Neal
were here from Great Bend Sunday
for a visit with relatives and friends.
: Miss Mayme HRrtmetz visited with
friends at Great Bend Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Louise Zeigenbusch and dangh
ter, Miss Emma, were visiting with
relatives and friends in Great Bend
Sunday.
The Misses Myrtle and Anna CAT
fond. nieces Of DR.. and Mrs. Gatford,
are here on a visit ftom Emporis.
Mr.. and Ms. Bent Hammer and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Tommtz went to
Kansas City Wednesday evening for
a visit.
Mrs. A. A. VanHom, of Halstead,
Kansas, was the guest the last of
the week of her daughters, NIts. H.
Voth and Mrs. ]. c. Myers.
Mrs. Matt Hermes and daughter,
of Aurora, Illinois, arrived her We'd
nesday evening for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Weber and other rel
atiNes.
Mrs. Mary Stepanek returned We'd
neSday evening from a visit Of a cou-
pie of weeks with, relatives and
friends in Atchison and Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose Of Saw
yer, Kans. came in Wednesday even
ing for a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Win Steckel and family.
The school house in District No. 10
northeast of town, was struck by
lightning, last Saturday night. The
chimney was partially demolished but
otherwise the damage was slight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Kidd who
have been visiting with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Snyder, the past few weeks,
left this morning for a visit with
their daughter in Iowa before return
ing to their home in Ohio.
Miss Lena Peters returned last Sat.
urday evening from visit with her
sister, at Fowler, Kansas.
Frank Baer returned Saturday from
a "trip to New Mexico, where he in
vested in some real estate.
Miss DorOthy Hartley returned last
Thursday evening from Sahna, and
will teach on the south side.
Mrs. Jim Clark and Miss Irene
Gregg returned last FRIDAY evening
from a visit at DangdOn and Hutch
inson.
Mr.. and MTs. Harye Fletcher, of
the South Side, are rejoicing over tn,
arrival Of a baby girl, who came to
make her home with them last Sat
wday.
Harry Schultz, who has been in the
city receiving treatment for a bad
case of blood poisoning has recovered
so that he was able to return to his
home this week.
Mrs. Saui6 and daughters, Velma
and Winnie, who have been wishing
with Mrs. Saul's parents, Mr.. and
NIrs. Sphect, LEFT Tuesday morning
for their home in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Goldhammer
who formerly resided a few miles
northeast Of this city, but who
moved up to near Belpre this summer
were here last week looking after
some business matters. Mr. Cold
hammer likes his new location fine,
and says he is getting along nicely.
VIM. EIbl, who has been the head
miller at the Wolf Mills for several
years and who formerly occupied the
same position in the Kimpler Mills,
has resigned his position and left
Sunday, for New York and from
there will set sail for the old home
in Germany, where he expects 10 visi'
with relatives and old time frinds
for the next six months. Mr.. Elbl has
been IN this county for nine years,
and in all that time has had no vaca-
ton to speak OF and thought ii was
time he was taking little rest. VIII
is am excellent miller and a mighty
fine fellow and his many friends hope
that he may again locate here on his
return.
Will Gagelman is home from a bus