Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-11-28
Moore is expected home next


v. corrected no TO date. BRONSON 4 HoUcHIN
DIR. Moore is expected home next
week.
Doc. Bronson returned from Winfield
last week. His health has not been en-
tirely recovered; but he Is better.
Frank Block has traded LIS farm
southwest Of here for a store building
and stock of goods in Ottav Kan
sas.
Tie Hall Molloy Denton q lie,te
hunting party killed nice lot al .ur-
keys and a big buck weig 90. 100
/ pounds.
\. B. Purdy hasa carload of T., inc
: hand-Dicked apples IN the rooI across
tie street from the postOfl near
Watkins q Co.
The Society of Christian E1deavor
will hereafter meet at the PRESBYTERIAN
church every Sunday afternoon. Every
body invited.
Ed. MOsier is the name of the very
accommodating young operator who is
now located here. Tie indications are
that he will give satisfaction.
Mrs. Susan A. Mckinney advertIses
that on the 18th of December she will
make final settlement of the estate Of
+. w. Payne, deceased.
The Earnest Workers Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. r.
III. Hahn, Thursday, Dec. 6, at 2 o'clock
p. IN. Mrs. II. A. Cameron, Sec'y.
Every citizen should attend the meet
ing TO be held az the court house Satur-
day afternoon, Dec. 1st, if he IS interes-
ted in sorghum sugar plant or cream
cry.
5. L. COan and Monroe Gholson have
opened feed and -four store in the
Currie building, FIRST door north of b.
X. llerrington's. They are good men
and deserve patronage. Read their card.
Trustee w. III. Hayes, of Mingona
township, was blowing around among
his neighbOrs Sunday over the arrival at
his house of an eleven-pound boy, a
Democrat, straight; but too late to vote
this year.
Frank Beers and Billy Phillips have
both been running freight trains on the
Panhandle road for several days during
the cattle rush. Mr.. knight has been
running the passenger and freight from
here TO Attica.
Bert Dargan is an honest boy. The
other day. l.. +. Pearson lost a valua-
BILE Knight Templar charm and made
All Intellectual hunt for 1t. Bert found
tie charm and at once hunted up its
owner and received q dollar for his hon
esty.
Capt. a. l.. Freeman came in from
Texas last Thursday and renamed sew
eral days. He has traded his Lipscomb
property for property in Hood county,
Texas, southwest of Fort Worth about
GO miles, and he expects to go there to
live. He is much pleased with Texas.
Fen 1. Cooper having sold his land in
the western part of this county to Clay
McGrath and having put his cattle in
that gentleman's hands to winter, will
in a few days, go to Des Moines. Iowa,
to engage IN business, he having been
offered lucrative position there.
Report of school district No. - for
the month ending Nov. Odd. Pupils
not absent: Ralph, Ethel and Mabel
Williams, Saml. Rice, Mollie Chilcott.
Pupils not tardy: MOllie Chile g.. lila
Ayers. Ella Ayers ranked frs ay.ng
highest average in the room. 2ri oil
honor: Molie Chilcott, Sam b. Rice
and Ida Fuller.
II you want the finest book ey.r pub
lished, It being The Birds ,oith
America 90 to the post-olli., book
store and take a chance in a. ranie.
The book contains over 1.SO0 fin, col
Ored pictures of the birds of tn, codn-
try. II is worth $50; but is beir srafIled
for the small price OF so. Go and see
the book and take chance.
At the Oklahoma meeting at WIchi-
Tn last week, Barber county was well
represented on the committees. On
Finances there was Alex Hopkins, of
Kiowa, and Judge Stevens, of Medicine
Lodge; on Resolutions, w. +. Campbell,
of kiOwa, and Frank Holmes, Of Med
icine Lodge; on Permanent Organiza-
ton, t. y. McNeal, of Medicine Lodge
and J. w. Dobson, of Kiowa' on Dele
gates to Washington, r. n. Cameron,
of Medicine Lodge, and 5. II. Oliver, of
Kiowa. Mr.. McNeal also made a
speech to the convention which was
well received.