Barton County democrat., 1913-09-05
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From The Dispatch

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| J. R. Logan lost fine large horse
from lock jaw the last of the week.
o. H. Schrepel is back from a ten
day business trip to Stratton, Colo.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Pugh last Sunday morning
Bonn to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Jones,
ON last Friday, Aug. %, a baby girl.
Joe Mauler and son left last night
for Greeley, Colorado, to take a look
at the country.
Mrs. Leon Robert of KanSas City
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Shapland.
Webb Langham and wife returned
Sunday night from two weeks visit
with relatives i'm Milwaukee.
Miss Anna Bowler got back Sunday
evening form her vacation trip to
Kansas City and Excelsior Springs.
Miss Cora Peck of West BaylStOn,
Mass, is here the guest of W. H. Rice
and daughter, Mrs. S. ]. SOuthwick.
w. H. Graves of Lane county, is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. ].
Underwood and family. Mr.. Graves
was formerly a resident here.
Mrs. H. E. MiIlard and children left
last Saturday night for Parsons for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe CoXedge. Mrs. Millard was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Lima Cox
edge, who had been visiting here for
some time.
F. E. Floyd, who has served as the
Western Union operator since spring,
left for parts unknown Sunday night.
He forgot to settle a number of bills
before leaving. His financial standing
with the company is not known yet,
as the auditor has not been here to
audit his accounts.
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. McCauley and
two little daughters, Reta and Gladys,
motored to Albert Sunday afternoon
and enjoyed a visit with Mrs. Nc
Cauley's parents, Mr., and Mrs. VIII
cutt' The doctor returned in the
evening but Mrs. McCauley and the
children will extend their visit a week
before returning.
Bob Peugn cut the index finger
and front finger of his left hand last
Frinday morning pretty badly while
lifting the water bottle on the stand
in his barber shop, when it broke in
his hands. The bottle was used for
drinking water and was filled each
morning. The accident will keep him
from work two or three weeks more.
Prof. and Mrs. Roy Rankin have ne.
turned from the east where Prof.
Rankin took a post graduate course
in Harvard university, and after his
work was completed there they visit
ed several points of interest befoIe
returning, stopping at Chicago ON
their way back. They made another
stop in Marshall county, Kansas,
where their son had been visiting his
grandparents while they were gone.
Mr.. Rankin will be busy from now on
getting ready for the opening of
school September Sth.
Miss Cora NIcCauley and Miss
Maize Rich left this morning en- No.
l for Provo, Utah, where they will
take up their work as teachers in
Proctor academy. Provo is about
fifteen miles from Salt Lake City and
has population of about twenty
thousand. The school in which they
will teach is a pnivate one establish
ed and maintained by the Congrega-
tional church. The two young ladies
anticipate very pleasant year s
work in their new location.
The marriage of Miss Anna Holicek
and Mr.. Joseph Prusa was solemnized
Tuesday morning, August 10, at $3.50
O'Clock in st. Catherins church in
Dubuque, Rev. Father Neiderpreum
officiating at the marriage ceremony
and also celebrating the nuptial high
mass. THE attendants we've Miss
Margaret Feltes and Joseph Woydzial
The bride was gowned in white en-
broidery voil and carried a prayer
book and rosary. Her maid was
gowned in light blue. After the
church services a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of Anton Dol.
echek. They will make their home ON
the Anton Dolechek farm.