Barton County democrat., 1911-08-11
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From The Leader.


Smith farm, to their new home form
7 erly known as thee onry home.
Miss Mary Schmidt, Of Los Ange-
les, Calf, came in Sunday evening |
q for visit with the Musil family and |
U other relatives and friends. Miss
schmidt is a cousin of Mrs. Martin |
0 Musil, and is on her way to Milwau-
kee for a visit.
a August Schrepel, who has been run
U ming a threshing outfit down near
Preston, was partially stricken BY
! paralysis on Monday morning Of this
week while at work there, the lower
LEFT limb being the part affected. He
D was Immediately taken to Hutchin-
son and the family were notified and
) his son, Oscar, went down there that
evening and brough him to his home
the next morning. He is improving
rapidly and is regaining the use of
The limb and it is thought that in a
O short ime he will be all right again.
Henry Back returned Wednesday
evening from couple of weeks out
: ing with his family at Spar, Colorado
and reports that Mrs Backs health
: has been improved very much since
going out there a few weeks ago.
Mr.. Back also took hismother. who re-
sides in Atchinson, out there and
says she is enjoying it very much.
: While she is seventyfive years of
age, yet her health is good. and she
has been at an altitude of 5000 feet
] without discontinue Henry saws
he is going back out there in a cOu-
\ PIE OF weeks to see if he can get a
little fishing; as it rained every day
he was there with the exception of
one and so beat him out of getting
much sport in the fishing line. When
he left yesterday morning the ther-
grees and everything was covered
y with frost He says they have been
sleeping under about four. blankets
! every night and find them very CON-
Portable. Mrs. Back and the child
ren will return with him about the
first of September. =
Joe Sprinkler and Fred Schrepel
were up near Odin Tuesday of this
week where Joe cried the big public
} sale for John Seus. 1t was one of .
the biggest farm sales of the season
and everything brought good prices.
, indicating that the financial condition
of this country is in healthy con-
dition.
} Ernest Schroeder expects to leave
tomorrow for Boise, Idaho, where he
will look over the country in that vi
cin1ty with view to investing and
locating there. John RAIDER, formerly
OF this city, is in the real estate bus
n mess at that place and Mr.. Schroeder
mas made arrangements with him to
take him over the country and assist
= him in finding a suitable location.
Mrs. Mat Bhly and Mrs. V. Kramer
J went to Spearville to visit Tuesday.
George Wagner went down to his
farm near Greensburg Monday even
ing to look after the threshing on his
! place.
Mrs. | RedmOn and children return
ed Tuesday evening from an extended
visit in Colorado.
Mrs. Theresa Musil and daughter,
Miss Clara, returned Sunday morning
from their visit to Denver.
Max Winkelmann of Kinsley was
heer on visit to his brother, Otto,
and other erlatives last week.
Will Roth returned last Thursday
from an extended visit in Germany,
Mrs. Roth remained at Chicago to Wis
1t relatives a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Drach and child
rem left for their home in GlenwoOd
Springs, Colo, last Thursday even
J ing after visit of several weeks
with the SesSler and Hagen familie!
l and with their many friends here.
They were accompanied home by Mrs !
Drach's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin !
Sessler. who will visit them for some
/, time in the hopes Of the change of
climate being of somebenefit 10 Mr..
Sesslers health which has been very '
poor for some time.
T. B. Beaumel was in from his
farm south of town Saturday and !
says he is feeling much better in
spirits than on his visit last week.
He reports his daughter, who recent
! ly underwent an operation at the hos
pital, as getting along nicely and that
she will be home soon. And he also I
reports that they now have plenty Of {
moisture down in his section of the
country and that the corn has livened {
up whole lot since the rain and
the plows and listers are now work {
ing overtime TO make up for the time ]
lost during the dry spell. {
G. F. Koch, jr., was in from Com
anche township Saturday attending
the meeting Of the township board
and looking after other business mat
ters. Gus has been kept mighty
close to home this summer, and 1t is I
very seldom he comes to town. He [
says they have been having an abun- \
dance of rain out in his neighborhood J
and that they have been able to {
plow and list right along, as they had '
several good local showers that wet 9
the ground to a good depth. He says !
J he never saw the corn looking finer
than it does out there and it looks |
now as if they would have an excel 6
lent crop. Mrs. Koch who was i'll a q
greater part Of last winter and I
this spring, has about recovered her I
usual health and is feeling better |
than she has for many months. Z
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Logan and Mr.. I
down at Marion last week looking B
for a new location and were so well a
pleased with the prospects there that
both families rented houses and will
move TO that place soon to make 1t