Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-02-02
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From The Dispatch

A daughter was born to Tom White
and wife of Eureka township Mon
day.
Frank HERES and wife are here
from Arkansas on a short visit while
on their way west. Frank was re-
Gently Married at JOnesbOrough, Ark.
Walter Seagle and family returned
the first of the week from an extend
ed Vsi i'm Virginia.
Miss Sarah Jacobs will leave
shortly for Thnee Rivers, Colo.
A daughter was born 10 Albtn
Schiller and wife Jan. 8, and a son TO
Frank Rziha and wife Jan 10.
Mrs. Walter Bushnell and Mrs.
VIII Deal came over from the Bend
the last of The week 10 visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Ovid Butler went to the Bend
Saturday and returned with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Kimler of that city.
A daughter was born to H. j. I'm
derwoOd and wife Thursday night
January IS. It was the coolest night
of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob BOrth'ck return
ed to their home at Nickerson Mon
day after spending several days with
his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. COuchman
went to the Bend Tuesday. Their
daughter Mrs. Clarence Poor of
Blackwell, Oklahoma, accompanied
them home.
Rev. T. j. O'Sullivan was over 10
the Bend last week to visit Rev.
Father Healey of Seward, who is
sick al the st. Rose hospital.
Mrs George Gathers returned the
first Of the week from a three weeks
visit at Wichita with her. panan.s
Her sister, Miss Maymie Friend re-
turned to HOislngton with her for an
extended visit
Harry Wildgen and ]. R. Murphy
went to Vinita, Oklahoma, last week
to look at some ice machinery. They
are planning on enlarg.ng the pres
ent plant
Rev. W. ]. Lind and wife, George
Seigfriedv H. H. and TleO Nuss went
out to the John Nuss home in Wheat
land TOWNSHIP this morning to attend
the wedding of Miss Matilda Morgan
stern to Mr.. Sam Nuss, which took
place at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Schwager returned Tuesday
morning from Ellinwood where She
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Dehample.
Mr.. G. H, Settle burned his four
right hand fingers quite badly last
Monday by an oil Stove.
Miss Nellie Duling was thirteen
years Old Tuesday Jan. %, and
number of her friends were invited
in to help her celebrate the event.
They spent very enjoyable after
noon as childnen always do.
Nus. G. NJ. Bagl9y let Saturday
morning for BeIlv.Ile to attend The
funeral of Landon's wife's mother,
Mrs. Kautz, who died at her home i'm
that city Friday might. Funeral ser
vices were held Sunday.
Last Thursday evening number
Of friends gathered at the home Of
Miss Marguerite Kaufman ITO help
her celebrate her 10Th birthday.
Those present were Miss Grace LO-
gan Miss Isabelle Schwager, Miss
Eva Logan, Miss Ida Wilcutt, Mr..
Alois Schwager and Mr.. w. d.
Stults. 90.
An announcement party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Stephens last Friday evening when
the coming marriage of Miss Marie
Wharton to Mr.. Harry Montgomery
was announced. The marriage is to
take place February 20.
The fire department was called out
about $3.50 last Thursday evening ON
account of the roof over the kitchen
Of Coy's restaurant being on fire.
The fire caught from a coal oil blaze
going on the outside of the chimney
and was put out without much dam
age to the building although it did
considerable damage to the kitchen
Of the cafe