Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-30

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Ina Brousher, Joe Walker, Geo.
Thatcher. Jake Miner and w.-P>
FEEDER we're among those who attend
ed the old soldiers reunion at Dodge
City last week.
W. P. FEEDER was In Kansas Ctr
and. Topeka this week attending the
Democratic Editors meeting and the
meeting Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee.
r. r. cruEen and c. v. Snyder Of
Lewis, Kaus., are here They VIII
be employed in the Hunt store.
Mrs. Price Bondurant Is in Kansas
City visiting her parents.
Mrs. Orr Patterson and children re-
turned last week for a three months
visit with her mother in Iowa. Al
though they had a most enjoyable
ume, mey were glad to get home
again. 50.
On account Of delay in shipment
we will not be able to run shi&
weeks installment Of "The Carpet
From 'Bagdad." Instead we win
run several short stories. '~
mo editor and his family were
guests at the Briggs hotel, at din>
ner, Sunday. The meal was Of !tAe
best and the table, service, conld uot
be improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
are to be ,eomplimented on. the way
In yhichsthey are operating thesbusk
ness N.gS. Il =: ga eaat -'.eSh
Elsewhere In. this paper you.'xill
notice. an article''to the effect that
after September l the postoffice viii
not deliver mail to any Of Its patrons
on Sunday, except by special DEW
cry. Although this will seem some
what inconyenient for some, It must
be remembered that, the postal ems
ployes work bard for. their. money. anS
they deserve. a. rest ON Sunday as
much rs anyone. i,,a' p s.,iy
Several Of our out-of.town subsurib>
ers were in. circus day, and paid up
their subscriptions for which we are
thankful. II your subscription is'due
kindly come in and pay up.
Word has been received Of the
death Of E. NJ. Forde, at Emporia,
Mr.. Forde was Grand Recorder Of thu
A. o. U. W. of Kansas.
Mrs. W. P. FEEDER and daughter.
Florence, returned Tuesday morning
from . Grand Encampment, Wyo.
where they went to attend the, funS
eral of Mr.. FEEDERS mother, Mrs
George Eberhart. .,..
Ed Marx is in st. Louis buying
goods for his fall trade. H
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. May and child
reE Of Kansas city are here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. sans
and other relatives. "
Mrs. LYDIA has returned from Hutch
inson where she visited friends the
past week.
Mrs. Chas. Address Of Chicago,
VINO has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Chapman and Mrs. A.; s.
Allen, left Tuesday morning for KAN
sas City. Mr.. Address will leave
shortly in his car for Chicago ana
Mrs. Address will join him at Kan
sas City. o'' '.i'i
Rev. McInnes and wife who have
been here visiting Mrs. Mc1nnes'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. shatfer.
have gone to Ellinwood, where Rev
McInnes has charge Of the Presbyter>
ian passionate. q t...e -.
Word was received Of the death Of
John Rudolph at Ludlow, Mo-, father
Of @. I. Rudolph, Of this city. "'"'''
Chas. Lischesky SIN the eastern
markets buying goods for his SORE
He writes that Mrs. Hschesky ia
getting along nicely and unless she
receives another setback should be
able to return home soon. % .,
Mrs. Thorn Bradley OF Cottnpwood
Falls visited here the first OF the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark
AFR. Clark Is In charge Of the power
plknt'of the electric hight company.
Fred Ludwig left Tuesday morning
for Arizona TO look over che cosntry
there, and Il the country suits.nay
decide to locate there:s''r 90 30
DR.. L. D. Lewis has returned from
Colorado. He went there a few days
ago to spend a vacation. but the al
titude was too much for him and he
spent the most Of bis time in a hos>
pital in Denver. Arthur Banta, who
accompanied him, Is stu IN Colombo
Springs. H',- -
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Z. Dodge and
Jessie have returned from q trip to
the Pacific coast. They visited Meir
daughter, Mrs. Homer Moore, d Al
bapy, Ore. and also spent quite : ut,