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

Rev. Greenwood has accepted the
call extended to him by the COngre-
gational church Of this city, and will
preach his first sermon April q
Easter Sunday.
Ralph Gates went 10 Joplin last
week 10 take William Gagelman'a
place for few days IN looking after
the work at the mine in which these
two and number of other Barton
county people are interested.
Col. Mclaughlin and wife were here
the finSt of the week looking after
some business matters. They have
spent most of the time the last month
IN Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Born have return
ed TO their home at Bartlesville. They
spent a couple of very pleasant weeks
here visiting WITH Henry Born and
family
Mr.. and Mars. W. V. Adams of the
south side were called to Detroit Sat
urday Of las, week TO attend the fun
eral of a sister of Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. j. S. Winget was down from
Alder. Monday.
Gus Werhahn was east on business
the past week.
Robert HIavaty was a visitor from
Olmitz Wednesday.
Fred 0mer visited his brother Louis
and family, at Kinsley this week.
Rev. Westwood was out TO Tribune
this week officiating at the funeral
John Moran was down 10 Kngman
this week On business.
/ Mss Flora Smith was visiting Mrs,
Oscar Lund and other friends in Hois,
ington this week.
Mr.. and MTs. VIII Edmond are en-
tertainhng number two at their house,
IN the person of a fine young lady,
who arrived Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reese were here
from Newton Sunday visiting their
son and many old time acquafntances,
Mr.. Reese was formerly a conductor
ON the Santa Fe running out of here,
and an early day settler of the coun-
g
Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. DeNIO:te were in
ElIinwoOd Sunday, the guests of their
daughter Mrs. John MeNullen, and
family.
Frank WaSserman. formerly a resi-
dsnt here, but for some months man.
aging a mining company composed
mostly of Barton county people, To-
Gated at Seneca, was here Saturday
visiting friends and transactng bus
mess.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Myrick and
Miss Viola Kearuey we're here from
Macksville Saturday visiting rela-
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Greenwood are the
parents Of a fine baby girl. Mrs,
Greenwood was formerly Miss Trim
lie Shepard.
Miss Bertha Harms has returned
from Wichita where she was visiting
her uncle, George McGnl, county at
torney of Sedgwick county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chtlders
have gone to Hutchinson where they
viii make their home. Mrs. Childers
is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Converse.
DR.. and Mrs. Ed Button have re-
turned from New York where the doc
Tor spent about six weeks taking a
post graduate course.
Ira Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Brown and Frank have returned from
Florida. The others Of the party win
not return for some time.
Mr.. and NIrs. G. |. Rudolph have
returned from a months stay dn Mis-
souri,, visiting while Mr.. Rudolph waa
recuperatng from his illness.
Charles Knight who was filling the
place of Mr.. Rudolph during the lat
ter s absence, has returned to Paw
nee Rock.
d. T. Dennis and wife were in
CHEAT Bend several days The past
week while Mr.. Dennis had charge 0t
the auction at the Q. q. store. We un-
derStand that Mr.. Dennis has traded
for some Great Bend property and
will soon return to this city 10 make
his home.
VIM. Schmidt of Sigujn, Texas, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Matsom OF Kansas
City, Mo-, secured marriage license
from Judge Hail Thursday.
G. Ezbach and Henry Zeigenbusch
were over from the east side Thurs
day.
Pttsburg, Kansas, at a special cleo.
len held January 30, by a majority
If 81 voted $4,000 bonds for a sep
crate school for negroes.
William Osnnond u,aa tn q ,,,aoa, H.