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

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Mrs. A. b. wilkins has been quite
sick for week.
Attorney Sample is attending court
out west this week.
Miss Helen Cameron is visiting in
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Martin has been quite
sick for the past two weeks.
w. w. Cook is out in Meade county
visiting the sorghum sugar plants.
Read the additional delinquent list
and see If your property Is included.
C. L. Hinman and wife are at Esther
vile, Iowa, their old home, on business
this week.
DIR. Moore now has his Office in the
room first door south of Higgins fur
niture store.
d. Il. Flynn, postmaster at Guthrie,
Oklahoma, is quite sick and has been
for several weeks.
If you are out some money and can
give the date Of loss and amount, you
should call at the pOstoffice.
There is a growing disposition among
the merchants Of this city to sell for
cash. A good idea if strictly carried
out.
Bill Horn, while unloading cane last
Wednesday was caught between q
frame and the cane platform and sew
erely hurt on one side.
Tom Doran, r. T. Lee, Eli Benedict
and r. E. Kathrens and the Citizens
band and the Chase Conlisk orchestra
all attended the Harper fair.
Capt. Garrison. OF Sharon, and his
friend, Mr.. Robinson, of Ohio, called
on us Friday. We hope they will come
again, when they can stay longer.
Mrs. Mary A. Cook went to Valley
Falls Kansas. last week. She will Wis
it her children at other places in in cas-
tern Kansas before her return here.
The Band of Hope will give a nickel
concert in the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. Parents are especially
invited to attend and bring the children.
The mask social will be held in Cook s.
building tomorrow night. Ten cents
admission, and twenty-five cents for
oysters and supper. Everybody invited
to mask.
Miss COrnelia Gillette, daughter OF
Hon. Frank E. Gillette, wa married tc
w. d. Libby, at Klngman, last week
The young lady has a number OF ac
quaintances here.
Chester l. Long started out Monday
on hopeless mission, that being his
attempt to defeat Hon. A. M. VanLan-
ingham for state senator Mr.. Long
opened his canvass, Monday night, al
HaZelton.
The pastor Of the Baptist church. will
be out of town over next Sunday, atten.
ding the Minnesota association at Mt
Zion church, near Bentley Kansas. Sun
day school at the usual hour. Nc
preaching.
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linery establishment to Mrs. Lily Mar.
tin, wife of the gentleman who pur
chased and is living ON the Dick Let
place. She will continue business al
the old stand.
The Harper and Barber County Horse
Breeders meeting will be held in con
nection with the Kiowa fair, October
oath to 18th. All of Campbell's horses
will be there, besides number of othel
very fast horses.
A team, attached to a buggy, was
left unhitched, Saturday, in front o.
the store of Davis & Davis. 1t ran W
street, but was stopped in front of thu
pOstOffice. Few teams are safe enough
to leave unhitched.
Miss Susie Roberts and Miss Stella
Young started east last Thursday. Mis-.
Roberts Will visit in Indiana and Mis-.
Young will take lessons in stenography
and tyDe-writing at Kansas City. Tht
two stopped at Wichita and visiteC
friends two days.
w. A. Bell and wife, of BladensDurg
Ohio, are out here OH visit to theil
daughter, Mrs. Cary Ewart. Mr.. Bel
thinks we'll Of this county and says il
is a much better farming and stock dis
trict than he had been led to believe
though he had been reading the index
for several years.
In this city Sunday evening, Septem
Der 10Th, OF 8 o'clock, Mr.. Jack Croser
and Miss Barthena Hutchins were uni
ted in the holy bonds Of wedlock, b.
Judge Loren Edwards. at the home o
the BRIDES father, Capt. T. j. Hutch
ms. The family and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony.
There was a good crowd at the Cup
py sale, near Lake City, Monday, Judg,
VBryan says, and fair prices were real
lied. Not half of the stock was sole
for want Of time. Average prices wert
as follows! 2-year-old steers. S2l.5O
yearlinGs, Sl2.7os Gogs, s14; hogs t
Al cents. One team Of horses sold 70
S227. No feed was sold.
Harper Graphic: 1.-THE Medicin
! Lodge band boys arrived Tuesday even
ing to play for our fais. They came on
in the evening and gave US an open al
concert. They are excellent players
and look handsome in their beautiful
uniforms. They viii furnish exceIlen
music for the fair, and all lovers of sucl
should not fail to attend.
Won't every farmer take an interes
IN labelling and saving samples of hi
best corn? Next spring it will lool
mighty nice to have great punches O
big ears on exhibition in this city whel
| sfrannars come here To lonk for land