Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-10-02

city loans. %
The slate roof is being put on the new
school building.
Cook & Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. Is
w. A. Schiller is here looking after
his Barber county interests.
Don't forget the l.. L. masquerade
social Th ursday eve, Oct. Sd.
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes specially of short time loans. 8
Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Chandler were
both sick last week, but are out again.
Allen Smiths house on South Main
street, is completed and he is living in
It.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this c0un-
ty. IL
Mrs. Am. Allen visited Mrs. Tay
Barton, at Harper, last week, and took
In the far.
The outside Of to-day's paper is lit
tie better than usual, though it is al
ways good.
Born, Sunday, Sept. 10Th, to the wife
Of Bruce DObbs, boy. DIR. Kociell in
attendance.
See I. l.. Lindley, manager, for year.
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 8
There was considerable frost last
Friday morning, in low places. No dam
age was done.
II. B. Steck and wife were oyer from
Hazelton Sunday, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. b. Peck.
Miss Grace Runyan, OF Pennsylvania,
is here visiting here brother, John s.
Runyan, and wife.
w. Il. Morris and wife returned, Sun
DAY, from a few weeks visit to their
old home in Maryland.
Finney will sell you a No. Harness
for a little money. Work warranted.
Repairing at lowest rates. II
j. Ii. Gano is confined to his room
with an attack of malarial fever. His
early recovery is hoped for.
Del. Sparks is slowly recovering from
an attack Cf malarial fever. He was
feeling quite strong two weeks ago,
but received backset.
G. .. Lincoln has here $50 stock hogs,
shipped from Arkansas, which he will
sell Saturday. He expects to ship sew
eral car loads here this season.
Our store is full, our trade is increas-
ing, everything is jammed and rushed
and still we can accommodate all who
want anything in our line. Davis &
Davis. 10
Walnut hunting is now the order and
every boy large enough TO walk is put
ting up nuts for his winter stomach
ache. This country grows good walnuts
and lots Of them.
= s-s-Jtorney Denton has been feeling a
siGk for the past two months, and
irday had to go to bed, where he is
Sunday night he suffered agony,
La, Sas been much better since then.
The sugar mill is doing fairly we'll
this week, and II the weather continues
favorable, it will run until the middle
of November, or even until December.
The quality of sugar turued out is i'm
proving rapidly.
Miss Minnie Drysdale, formerly of
this city, now Of Lexington, Mo-, is
visiting relatives at Carrollton. She
will 90 from there to st. Louis, to at
tend the fair, and then come to Medi-
cine Lodge, where she will spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. w. E.
Cook.
j. b. WILDER, wife and three children
are here from Idaho. visiting l.. W.
Story, of Sharon, and j. w. Singer, OF
this city. Mrs. WILDER is daughter OF
Mr.. Story, and sister of Mrs. Singer
Mr.. Wibef Is a railroad conductor, and
has lived Ia the west for number Of
years.
Hubbard, the 3eweleE. yesterday put
up the finest and handsomest regulator
ever brought to this section Of country
He keeps Kansas City time, which hi
gets every day by telegraph. We wisl
the sugarwOrks would run by Hub
bard's time. 1t is awkward, In q small
town, to have clock and watches vary
ing twenty minutes.
Harper Sentinel: 1.-The Medicine
Lodge band tavored the Sentinel with {
serenade this morning, filing our ding!
sanctum with sweet strains Of excel
lent music. The boys are all good mu
sicians, a jolIy set of fellows, and one o
the most indust riOHs bands we hav'
ever met-being wiling to play at al
tlmes-favOrlng our people with man!
tunes outside OF their contract. Thanks
gentlemen, come again."
Big crops and bOuntiful harvesti
make the raisers think of more substan
tial merchandise and family supplies
With the idea of QUILTING half of tn,
population of Barber county DAVIS 1
Davis have ordered and are now receiv
ing the biggest, best and most complet,
stock Of general merchandise eve
opened here. They only ask careful
examination into qualities and price
and know then that they will sell tn
goods. Is
There were many unusual incident
com. ected with the life and death o
TYorL Gilmore. Several years AGO h
had a To-, NrOken, and Will. Cook ant
Albert McCle Vey, who were mere boys
waited on him. Tie Gever forgot thei
kindness, and willeC: 10 kSch one nea
house and lot. In his last sickness b
was carefully looked after pT "hlO
r,annla. when he died he was Duklel