Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-12-26
New Years. calling cards at the In.

New Years. calling cards at the In.
DEX Office.
r. L. Lee came in from his ranch III
Texas last Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts and daughter
came in from Colorado yesterday.
A license was issued on the 2lst to
Mr.. Harvey H. Borgess. and Miss Alice
Ketner.
Civil Engineer Ed. Aver, came in
from Los Vegas yesterday to visit his
parents.
The rattle for. the silver tea set will
occur at Hubbard's Friday evening at
I o'clock.
Fred Hardy has purchased Mr.. Ghol-
sons interest in the grain and feed
store of Gholson Il Coan.
The Christian church at this place
has engaged Elder David Nation to
preach here during the coming year.
Don't you want to render bills or
statements to your costumers? Then
have the INDEX print your stationary.
On the oath, Judge Hardy performed
the marriage ceremony for Mr.. Chas. s.
Talbot and Miss Neva NJ. Bright, both
of KiOwa.
Ii. ID. Records was up at Wichita this
week on business connected with the d.
+. Swank assignment case. He is the
assignee.
L. II. Boyce, of ShelbyYille, H., is out
here on visit to his cousin, Fred Har-
dy. He arrived Sunday just in time to
see the double ceremony.
w. NJ. Cash. of the Coldwater Star,
accompanied by his wife, came over OH
visit TO his uncle. w. G.. Musgrove,
Monday. They will remain this week.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Mr.. Riley Robinson and Miss
Annie Maddox, both of Riowa. We
have not learned when the ceremony
occurred.
Mr.. Jerry Zeiler and Miss Maggie
DoleS were married last night at the
home of the BRIDES father, five miles
west of this place, Probate Judge ii.
III. Hardy officiating. With their many
friends, the INDEX extends best wishes
for the happiness of these young folks.
A hunting party, composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Eldred, Mrs. D. G. Ewart.
Miss Samuels, Miss Minnie McClearey
Frank Chaplin, Fred Stith and several
other young people, went down to the
Eldred ranch last week and enjoyed a
big wolf hunt. They had chase that
extended as far south as the Cimarron
resulting in the capture of two big grew
wolves. The party returned here last
night.
Married, in Medicine Lodge, Kans.,
Thursday, December 20, 1888, by Rev
X. Sanderson, at the Usage hotel, Mr.
Oscar w. SamuelsOn and Miss Salma
Peterson. This couple were raised to.
gether at Boone, Iowa. The bride came
to this county three years ago with hei
relations. The groom now lives in Cal
ifornia, whittier he started with his
bride Immediately after the ceremony
Mrs. a. +. McElwain is a sister of the
bride.
The report of the school for district
No. IS, for the month ending December
II. shows the following; Not tardy
David, Ida and Robert Fuller, Leila and
Glen StultZ, Sammy Rice, Ethel, Ralph
and Mabel Williams. Not absent, Nab
ell and Ethel Williams, Fred Perry,
Samuel Rice, Ida, David and Robert
Fuller. Roll of honor, Ethel Williams,
Mollle Chilcott, Fred Perry. Samuel
Rice, Frank Grouse, Ida Fuller and Ross
Perry. Ralph Williams and Fred Per-
ry ranked first, having tine highest aver
age in the room.
The wolf hunt, yesterday, was not al
together a success. The weather was
so blarsted cold that only about dozen
started out from here, under the capt
ancies of S. L. Overstreet and Chester
L. Long but this number was swelled
to about twenty at Benedict's. Three
coyotes were started, but there were no
good dogs in the outfit and the wolves
got away. Several jack rabbits were
jumped and chased without being cap
tured. 1t is now proposed to have an
other hunt the first pleasant day that
comes. and then it is expected that the
Cole dogs and the Cleveland dogs will
be out in full force.