Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1913-04-04
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R. W. Robinson arrived this morn
ing from a six months stay at Red
Oak, Iowa. He lives at Great Bend.
Mrs. Berl Douse and son Of Great
Bend visited this week with. her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Tindal.
Misses Martha Belts and Hazel
Horner visited the fore part of the
week at the Ovid Butler home.
E. F. Buddy Bowel returned
Sunday from visit with relatives in
Virginia and attending the Inaugural
ton of President Wilson. He still
has his long hair.
Mrs. o. G. Shannon of Hutchinson
returned Sunday from visiting her
mother at Healy. She is sister OF
Joe Wharton and left his child with
their mother.
Mrs. T. C. Straw returned Satur'
day from Haleyville, Okla, where she
had been visiting her husband and at
tending the opening of the railroad
Y. NJ. C. A.
Miss Ida Wilcutt returned to Albert
Sunday after a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Dr.. F. L. McCauley.
Miss Ethel Krider returned Monday
from a vacation and attending the
wedding of her sister at Newton.
W. ]. Wood of Great Bend visited
SUNDAY with his brother, j. c., and
family. Mr.. Wood has recently es
tablished a photograph gallery at THE
Bend.
Will Southern of Herington visited
a day with his grandparents, l. Peugi
and wife, and other relatives on his
way to visit at Ness City the first o.
the week.
Mis-. R. NJ. Bogges and daughter
Maxine, left Tuesday for a visit will
her parents a. Lyndon, while Mr.
Bogges is in Pueblo and Horace in
vOicing railroad material.
Mrs. NJ. C. Ward of Spearville, Wis
tied SATURDAY. with Mrs. Jake Van
derli and other relatives, returning
home Saturday.
A boy is reported at each of the fc
lowing homes: G. A. Field, March II
Ray Hall, March 5; John Deutsch
March s; Alois Prosser, March u.
Mrs. Cunningham and two of tn,
children left Friday for Lyons for
visit with relatives. Rev. Cunningham
left for Greensburg after billing tn
car here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Miller celebrat
ed their sixth wedding anniversar
March 10, by entertaining the En-
brOidery club. The ladies of the clu
presented Mrs. Miller with a beaut
full souvenir silver spoon. 1t was a
enjoyable occasion for all who wer
present.
Miss Geraldine Cheney went to tn
Bend to visit friends today. He
mother left also for a visit with he
daughter, Mrs. E. E. Morgan, at HoI
ton.
j. N. Conger, who has been visitin
for a few weeks with S. S. Shattucl
left this morning for Wichita wher
. he will visit week on his way HON
to Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Johnson an
daughter, Agnes, and son Leo, lei
Monday for a visit with relatives a
Coffeyville. Mr.. Johnson's brothe
NJ. NJ. Johnson, accompanied them o
his way home to Capron, Okla.
Miss Katheleene Lemon returne
from her visit at Pueblo Monday, a,
companied by her sister-in-law, Mr.
Jinks Lemon and daughter, Opal. NJ
Lemon is an engineer at Pueblo an
will arrive Friday to accompany hi
wife and daughter home.
Mrs. Bessie Rodges arrived on N
3 Tuesday evening from the cas-
She is the wife of railway mail clel
Rodgers who runs between here an
Pueblo. Her husband had arrange
for her to be entertained at the Al
ington and he came in on No.
Wednesday. They spent the day cal
ing on a few of their friends herr
They are popular with all who kno'
them and their Hoisington friend
were glad to receive a visit frol
them on the return of Mrs. Rodger
from a visit of almost thee month
in the east.