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had caught nre from the nests ana
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threatened the entire structure On
account OF the height of the tower
the fight against the flames was Q hard
one, but reinforced by number OF
students. the FIRE company finally was
successful
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A Joke on the surgeOn.

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think I'll leave my brain TO some prom.
inent surgeon"
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practical jokes are bad form, very bad
form. old top"
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wise Provision.

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youngster in the world"
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every parent feels that way. and It's
a wise provision OF nature. In every
human beings life there ought to be
time when somebody thinks he Is
smart"
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HALLOWEEN GAME FREE
WITH NEXT SUNDAYS WORLD.

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Coated Paper Just the Thing to
Make Merry with at a Halloween
Party. Good Fun for Old and Young.
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and the notes and mortgage were duly
executed.
The Court. In its opinion. holds the
transfer was made under undue Infiu-
cnce OF the step-mother AMI travelling
preacher and the college received the
property without any valid considera-
ton. and restores the farm to the
daughter.
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enough harsh things to say about YOU"
"True. I stopped him on the street
yesterday and asked him to pay i
back"
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Cause 0aa Effect.
Froa The Dstroit Free Preo.)
He spoke very highly Of you .
month ago."
Yes: had Just ,oaasd him Ten DOL
lars"
''But to-day hs cannot think Of
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31
TO SEEK HELP OF LIBRARIES

At the close OF the session Of the
County Convention Of the Barton
County Sunday School Association,
the following resolutions were pre-
scented by H. ]. Cockerill, Of the
Great Bend Methodist church, and
unanimously adopted by the conven-
ton:
Whereas, Sunday School work has
assumed the actual proportions of a
great religious educational movement
bearing directly on the life of youth,
manhood and womanhood, in the pro-
duction Of better type Of citizen
ship, affecting directly fifteen mil
lions Of people directly engaged in
this work. and indirectly influencing
for high ideals at least three times
that number, and,
Whereas, this work, while carried
on by the several denominations,
reaches the life Of the community
extending its benefits far beyond
sectarian lines, and,
Whereas, within the last decade a
great literature has been produced
by the leaders Of this movement ON
the problems Of Child Training, Psy-
chology and Adolescence, be it re-
solved:
First, that In cities where public
libraries are established, or are like
ly to be established, we respectfully
suggest TO the Public Library Boards
the practicabihty and value Of plac-
ing on the shelves Of our Libraries
a few, at least, Of the best books on
subjects above named and those Of
q similar nature, and we hereby
pledge our cooperation to make this
possible.
Second, In communities where Pub
lie Libraries are not available, we
recommend that Our churches in
such communities. enter into a fed.
Grafton to such an extent at least as
to maintain a small library for Sun
day School workers. made up Of
books Of a non-sectarian character,
for the use Of all the churches in
said communities.
a., Third, that copy Of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to the editors Of
the newspapers Of Barton county for
publication and that such steps be
taken as are necessary to put these
resolutions into effect.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

Attorney Russell was in Lacrosse
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P Bell, who are
at Scranton at present, are entertain
ing a ten pound boy who has come
to make his home with them.
Louis Sessler and family were up
from Comanche township Wednesday,
G. H. Hume and Frank Wells
were in Hutchinson Tuesday evening,
Miss Minnie Griffin visited in
Sterling this week.
Mrs. L. L. Durand was over from
Hoisingtn Tuesday, the guest d
Mrs. NJ. s. Kizer
Uncle Mike Tucker was up from
Morton county this week visiting his
nephews on the south side and atten'
ing the Decoration day exercises.
VIII Hiss. Sam Bnougher. George
Hart, Frank and Mike Batchman q
the south side left wednesday morn
ing for Joplin where they are inter
ested In a mine.
Miss Viola Brehm is in the city
the guest of Miss Fannie johnson.
Earl Smith and family were Il
Hutchinson this week.
R. B. Gardner was down from Al
bert Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

John Wilhoit left for Chicago Wed.
nesday morning, having been called
there by the Illness Of a sister.
Through the Hudson journal we
learn that Paul Andrae has purchas-
ed a new automobile.
Fred Richardson and family drove
over to Ellsworth In their auto last
Saturday afternoon, intending to
drive back Sunday. Fred did, but
oh. such a trip. Mrs. Richardson
very wisely took the railway train
method Of getting home.
The various meetings incident to
high school commencement an tool
place last week, and It is all over
The address OF DR.. Mason Of Bakel
University, delivered to the gradual
ing class on Thursday evening Of las
week. was said to have been an ex
cellent one. On Saturday evening
the regular alumni banquet was HEX
in the basement Of the Congregation
lal church.
The first crop Of alfalfa is bein.
harvested by the farmers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

After the sale Of the Wright place
Tuesday evening, a large number Of
neighbors called on them and had a
fine time, although very sorry that
It was a farewell party. The Wrghts
leave soon for their farm in Edwards
county. Harry Wright and his very
nice little family are the sort we re-
gret to have leave our community
What is OUT loss is Edwards county's
gain.
Prot. J W. Howes Of Wilson was
in the city Wednesday, visiting a
day with his daughter, Mrs. Kinney
The professor delivered the address
at CmaTrou yesterday. He Is one
= of the best Decoration day speakers
in the central part Of the state.
1 Frank Hutson was down from
Dodge City this week. His four Lit
tie ones. who have been visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Brown, returned home with him.
Messrs. C. F. Foley and William
Schmidt Of Lyons. Thos. Mooney d
near Chase and Miss Anna Meyers
also living near Chase, were in thu
city Wednesday on business in TIL
probate court connected with the es
tate Of the late Mrs. Rose Murphy
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31
KLINEpENsT.

Johanna Walther Khnedenst was
born In Bartenig, Selisha, Germany,
September Is. 1885, and died at 8 a.
n, May rs. 1912, in Great Bend,
Kansas, at the home Of her son, W.
r. KAnedenst, on West Lakin Ave-,
aged rs yars, s months and II days.
On April S. 1S49, she was confirmed
into the German Evangelical Luther
an church, at Gontkowitz, Selishia,
remaining through an the years Of
her lie a faithful and consistent
member Of the same denomination,
with an mistaken faith In her Re
deemer and Lord. October rs, 1857,
she was united in marriage to Cot
heb Klinedenst, which UNION was
bsesed with eight children, five boys
and three girls, five Of whom sur
viye her-August and Ferdinand. in
Germany, W. R. Of this city, Mrs. A
Greger Of Speaville and Mrs. Fred
Bauer Of Lenore, Idaho. The fam
lily removed 10 Boland at an early
date, returning to West Prussia IN
1851, where In 1879 her husband died
leaving her a family Of six children,
which she bravely kept together On
the little farm where they were I'M
til October, 1888, when, after the A
older children had left to establish
homes Of their own, she emmigrated
to Dodge City with her daughter,
Bertha, now Mrs. Bauer, and her son,
W. R. Of this city, living there until
the son removed to this city in 1906.
and living here until the date Of her
death, after an Illness Of nine weeks
duration. She led a devoted Chris
tan life and never shirked any Chris
tian duty. 1t can truthfully be said
that she fought a good fight. She
was buried under the rites Of the
Lutheran Trinity church May 81,
1912, intement in Woodlawn GENE
terry. Thus passed from this world
to the next a devoted wife and mo-
ther, a lady whom all who knew her
liked, and one who had performed
her part on this earth.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31
EDWARDS COUNTY PICNIC.

The 18th annual picnic Of the Ed
wards County Old Settlers Associa-
ton will be held at Kinsley on June
IL and II. An excellent program has
been arranged and plenty Of outside
amusements will be offered. Every
thing win be done to entertain the
crowd and show you a good time.
There will be plenty Of music, motor
cycle races. relay races, novelty
races, horse races, base ball games,
etc. II you have an extra day or
wo to spree, you can do no better
than to visit with Our Edwards coun-
ty neighbors and partake Of their hos
pitahty and pleasures.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

Mrs. L. B Wilcox and Miss Jean-
nette Bppstein went to Kansas CIV
last Saturday morning.
R. Moeder was up from BRinwooti
Tuesday morning.
The Misses Lenah and Hazeh Hansl
and their mother were at McCrack-
en- for the Decoration day exercises.
Miss Lura Baker has switched Do
sitions, going from the office Of DR..
Kendall to that Of Amend Bios, the
dentists.
E. E. Wagaman returned Tuesday
evening from pleasant visit with
Abilene folks.
Mrs. H. E. Knox and children were
here Friday and Saturday, on their
way to Salina to spend the summer
with relatives. While here she was
the guest Of Mrs. Kizer. The Knox
family has been at Trinidad for some
time, but are compelled to leave
there owing to the adverse effect Of
of the climate on Mrs. Knox's health.
Gene will remain in Trinidad until a
new location has been secured.
The family Of Chas. Gum returned
the first Of the week from Corpus
Christi. all feeling fine and looking
well.
Mrs. Whitton and daughter, Rob-
bic. are visiting friends down at At
tica.
John Auchstetter was up from e.
Hnwood between trains Tuesday even
ing.
Hail stones as large as base balls
fell near Blackwell, Okla, Monday
evening. One Of the stones struck
man on the head, killing him IN
stantly. -.
Don Jordan. wife and little one,
were up from Little River this week
visiting friends and home folks.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

Harry Speck and Albert Paxson,
two Of Barton cOunty's student at the
State University, arrived home We'd
nesday evening for the summer va
cation.
]. C. McCracken. Curt Howe and
George Trump were up from Elin.
wood Wednesday evening.
Miss Erna Zutavern entertained
in a fine way the class Of 1912 on
Wednesday evening. A line party
at the Elite was one Of the features
We understand that ]. W. John
son has, or has about. traded his
property for some land In the south.
ern part Of the state.
We understand that there will be
a change IN one Of the clothing e.
adjustments in the city soon.
D. X. Baty was down from the
north side Tuesday.
Joe Longshore, state oil inspector
was in the city Friday morning Of
last week ON his way to the Pawnee
Rock celebration.
Peter Braek was down from OIL
mitz Wednesday.
Tom Grayson, a colored man EN-
ployed at Putnam's restaurant, Sc
cured a little too much Of the fight
ing kind Of water this week anC
made matters very unpleasant a
home. As a result. he paid a fine
and some costs In justice court, anC
agreed to be good.
Lloyd Sans, son Of William Sans
Of this city, is one Of the candidate:
for the nomination Of Register o
Deeds Of Anderson county. He hve'
at Garrett.
Miss Elizabeth Bolinger entertain
ed a happy crowd Of sweet littl'
girls last Saturday afternoon. 10 b
sure they had a very fine time.
4 Miss Gertrude Hunt entertained
number Of girl friends Thursday evel
ing IN honor Of Miss Retta Bonduran
Of Ness City. An enjoyable time wa
the result Of the gathering.
Miss Eta Wilczeck entertained
number Of her little friends Wednes
day afternoon, and all had a yer
happy time.
Miss Jessie Thompson went dow
to Bazine Monday morning.
[ A game between Bernie Comfort
team and the Cheyenne team las
Sunday resulted in a victory for tn
former. but we have forgotten whs
the score was.
Our old friend, John Vesecky,
Timken, has announced himself as
candidate for Register Of Deeds
Rush county. subject to the Dem
cratic primary election.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET.

Frank Harvey vs.. H. B. Vannest,
ct al
The McLan Investment Co. VS. J. F,
Baker, ct al.
7. P. Fair VS. G. A Porter ct al
McLain Investment Co., VS. George
R. Walker
Lula Babcock vs Ira Babcock.
D. T. Upchurch VS. H. ] Weber
ct al.
]. George Brinkman vs. Annette D.
auckland ct al.
Violet Icenogle VS. Emmett P. Icen-
ogle.
August Bortz VS. the Lake Koen Co
Fred Steckel VS. Reuben G. Vancil
Oren R. Beatz vs. Hazel Beatz.
George A. Morris vs. George R.
Walker.
John H. Cook VS. Fred Walker.
Edith Hawkins VS. Henry Hawkins
Eliza Bell VS. William Bell.
Conrad E. Meter VS. Ruby Metler.
Edna Smith VS.. Charles Smith.
Theodore Schutler VS. James c,
Martney.
Joseph ScheTmuly vs. Frank Wurm
New England National Bank VS. o,
G. Soeken.
W. D. Springfield VS. John Remolif
R Thomas VS. Moses Bros. Mill &
Elevator Co.
Mrs. David Dayton VS. the Western
Union Telegraph Co.
William Schultz VS. VIM. Schultz,
administrator.
The Burlington Trading Co., VS.
R. Lehnus and Dora Bechtel Lehnus.
Florence Petty VS. Rollie A. Petty.
G. ] Jones VS. Peter Bright and
Mamie Bright.
Nina Dirks ct al vs. Conrad Miller
ct al.
Caroline Hagen VS. Minnie Beeman
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31
First Published 10 the Barton Couh-
H Democrat, May 81, 1922
EXECUTORS NOTICE

State Of Kansas, Barton County, IS.
In the Probate Court in and for said
County. ..
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Rose
Murphy, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given hat Letters
Testamentary have been granted to
the undersigned, on the Last VIII
and Testament Of Rose Murphy, late
Of said County, deceased, by the Hon
orable, the Probate Court Of. the
County and State aforesaid, dated
the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1912.
Now, all persons having claims
against the said Estate, are hereby
notified that they must present the
same to the undersigned for allow
ance within one year from the date
Of said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of such es-
tate; and that Il such claims be not
exhibited within two years after the
date Of said Letters, they shah be
forever barred.
ANNA B. MEYERS,
E1ecutrix
Of the Last WIN and Testament Of
Rose Murphy, Deceased.
May 20. 1912. 81.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

Miss Edna Cone has resigned her
position with the Lischesky Dry
Goods Co., and Is at present with the
Electric Light Co. Miss Jessie Ed
dingfield Is filling her station at the
former place.
o. W Dawson was In Lacrosse on
business Tuesday
The campaign for representative
from Pawnee county is likely to be
a very warm one. The present IN
dications are that A. A. Doer, the
well known merchant, will be the
Democratic nominee, and that DR.. s.
B. Riggs, the. popular dentist, will be
the Republican nominee. Both are
well known here, the latter at one
time having been connected with the
Raffington dental parlors, before go
ing to Larned. Their campaign will
be watched with interest.
Miss Madge Brown accompanied
her teacher, Miss Young, to her home
In Wichita for a little visit. She
will also visit the Wilcons family
while there.
Mike Hickey was a visitor from
Walnut township Saturday.
Mrs. E. H Stinson has returned to
her home in Pontiac, ILL.,, after a
long and pleasant visit with her son,
DR.. Stinson.
Mrs. George Hunt returned from
Ness City Saturday morning Of last
week.
Jake Piper and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. VIII Belcher, up in
Edwards county, last week.
Ms. Ovid Butler was over from
HOisington Tuesday.
George W. Nimocks, Of Scandal,
while attending the Bankers conven,
ton at Topeka, also came out to
Great Bend for a visit with his rela-
tives and many friends. He started
for home Tuesday morning.
The Tribune is trying 10 work up
a sweat among the Democrats by
talking about the scrap that is likely
to be on for the nomination for gov
ernor. With three candidates in the
field, It is likely to warm up a little,
but this is not the year for the Dem
ocrats to scrap II II were, we would
be scrapping some, as there has been
plenty OF occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s Thompson Of
Ness City, visited their daughter,
Mrs. Wikord Burson, also ]. H. Trip
lett and family, the fist Of the week.
Mrs. Joe Tnplett and son, who
make their home at Ness, is also
daughter, and likewise came down
for a visit.
Mrs. Usher Boyd and the little
Boyds visited at Belpre the past
week.
Miss Retta Bondurant Of Ness
City, was the guest Of Miss Gertrude
Hunt this week.
George Shafer was down from
Spearville several days last week.
The Misses Katie Koelsch, Minnie
Bockemohle, Winnie Bockemohle and
Anna MeIlies. chaperoned by Charies
Melhes. we're in the city Monday
evening for a brief period.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-05-31

The high wind Sunday did much
to undo the work Of the farmers, es-
pecially ON the south side. Tom
Clayton, who was down south of Sew
ard, Monday, says a large amount Of
corn win have to be replanted on ac-
count of the wind.
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