Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Tom. Doran alighted OF the town TO-DAY I.
Major John Wilson is making Medicine
Lodge his headquarters for few weeks.
Will Cook started to-day on a visit to
AtchisOn.
c. G. Talnferro has gone to the Chicka-
saw nation to search for cheap cattle.
Robt. Lucas and Fred. Dudley, from Big
Mule, registered at the McLulu Tuesday.
Jas. Decker, Ed. Whitehall and l.. II.
Baker, of Evansville, were in town Sunday.
David Stith went to Harper yesterday to
look OFT for saddle horses.
J. NJ. Rawlins, of tile Comanche pool. is
in town.
Charley Noble says he will likely 90 ND
the trail this spring with the first drive he
can hear of.
Albert Cook returned yesterday from an
extended visit to the Eastern part of the
state. He had Il delightful time.
Do not forget the musical and literary
entertainment next Friday night in the
city. 1t will be success.
Frank Shelley has rented George San
dersOn's house and will occupy it with his
family about the first of March.
c. ii. Lakin and ]. G. Irwin, of East
Kiowa creek, Comanche county, registered
at the Medicine Lodge House last night.
J. p. Elsea and b. d. Nichols will start
in few days on prospecting tour through
Arizona iii search of more room for ranch
privileges.
r. i. Gregory, JAS. II. Mahan and Frank
Baughner, of Evansville, stopped mt the
McLulu House Monday night OH their way
to Harper.
Henry Blickhahn is back from st. Louis
with nice lot of stock and he EN- now get
up saddle or bride that cannot be cx-
celled by aEy manufacturer.
w. III. Sparks returned from Missouri
yesterday. He says that the weather there
was extremely cold and he came away as
soon as sc could.
&. Fl. Mitt', from up on the Chicaskia,
WAS here yesterday. He says the snow up
there was six inches deep; but the loss in
cattle was not so great as during the pre-
viOus storm.
Mrs f FlOhr. having sold her bunch of
cattle, will make visit to her old home in
Iowa. She has not seen her mother, who
is yet living and Il years old, for 10 years.
w. II. Hall, with Tootle, IIoosea d Co.,
st. Joseph, and perhaps the best salesman
on the road, was here this week doing
good trade.
10. Smith VIII start in few days on
visit TO the home folks in Indiana. He has
just been elected constable and road over
seer; but 1t is not this sudden streak of for
time that will start him.
VIII James, of Boston, who is part own
er of ranch in this county, started for
Wichita yesterday. He and Jesse S. B.
Ellis will likely visit Arizona soon and per-
lIaps engage in the stock business.
j. p. Hall, of Mule creek, passed through
town ibis morning OH his way to Kingmars
county to look after his b1nch of horses
wintering there. At last accounts ii ont
offs were dead.
Lem. Moore will go over to Wellington
next week on business connected with his
abstract books. From there, the week fol-
lowing, he and John Nelson will go to To-
peka to attend Il meeting. of the grand lodge
of A. q. u. W.
Frank Leroy clne in from Priests
ranch last Sunday, sick with pneumonia.
He was alone 1t the ranch sick several days,
and when he did not have strength enough
to pull off his boots he concluded it was
time to pull for doctor. He is at the
Medicine Lodge House.