Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-03-22
News From Over The County
ELLlNWoop
From The Leader.

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Charles Hagen Of Arkansas City is
here for a few days visit with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kuhl came in
from Bison the last Of the week for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Robert Werner came in from
Kinsley last Friday for a visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Koch OF Hud-
son visited here with relatives the
last of the week.
Mrs. Ed Hagen and daughter who
have been visiting relatives here the
past week returned to their home in
St. John Monday.
Mrs. George Denker and daughter
returned to their home in Claflin the
last of the week after a brief visit
here with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Brenn and Fred
iSchmidt went to Garfield Saturday
evening for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank EbeIhardt.
Nick Thul who has been at the St.
Rose hospital in Great Bend for some
weeks suffering from nervous brea
down, has completely recovered and
returned to his home here the first
of the week.
Word was received heNe last night
of the death Of Mrs. Dennis Schaffer
at her home one mile south Of Spear
vile on Wednesday evening, March
: 19, at 10 O'Clock p. m. Funeral
services will be held at Spearvilbe on
Friday, March Is. A more com
plete obituary will be given in next
weeks Leader.
Jerry Pillar left Monday morning
for his new home at Kingman, the
: rest of the family having preceded
;. him to that place few days ago
1 Mr.. Pillar says that he may return a
L some future date to make ElltnwooC
S his home, and the many friends o
the family here sincerely hope tina
this may be the case. In the mean
0 time the Leader will keep them post
o ed on the news of EllinwOod and vi
0 cinity.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose and Mrs
o Vim. Hinderliter, Of Greensburg, MI
o and Mrs. ]. W. Hinderliter Of Belpre
o Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rose Of Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sewing, o
Macksville, and H. w. Rose, Mr.. ans
u Mrs. D. R. GoSsman and Lena Goss
man of Sterling, were relatives her
I" last week to attend the funeral o
II Mrs. Charles Hinderliter.
Will Schroeder, who has been en-
ployed in the plumbing establish
' ment of Dick Bros, for some months
has resigned his position and ha
!. gone to Raymond where he has rem
ed large farm and will try his han
- at farming for a while, and as
starter will put out about three hun
IL dred acres of corn this spring. WI
re is a mighty fine mechanic, a goo
n worker and an all around good fellol
10 and here's hoping and predictin
~ that he will make a success at tillin
the soil. We regret his leaving tn
town, but Raymond isn't so far ava
n, but that he can come up and see HI
t, friends occasionally.
nd The case in Justice Hollis coU
SIX Monday afternoon between Joe Sche
a muty and Frank Wurm attracted
crowd almost ON a par with those
attendance at some OF the cases
the district court last week. III
n case was one in which Schermu
, was seeking 30 recover alleged dan
!, lagos TO an automobile which he hs
Z hired to Wwm to take him out
his farm one day year ago, an
which suffered an accident ON the n
turn trip and while Wurm was dri
ing the car instead Of the driver VII
had been sent with him. The on
dence introduced was more in Il
line Of personalities than 30 haN
amy bearing on the case, and Jude
Holt dismissed the case, and assess,
the costs to the plaintiff. r. ]. NJ
Mullen represented the plaintiff an
R. c. Russell the defendant. An a
peal from the decision will be take
to the district court.
Lynn Degarmo, who has charge
the Wolf Milling Co., elevator
Dartmouth, suffered a painful al
rather serious injury some time la
Friday afternoon, and In a mann,
which is as yet unknown. He was
work in the elevator loading car
wheat for shipment, and had be-
absent from his house, which Is ne,
the elevator, for such a long tin