Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-09-04

Gall on COOK " rainier Tor farm ana
city loans. %
Old papers for sale at this Office -25
for 10 cents. II
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. Al
Ed. Moeser, telegraph operator, has
gone to Kansas City for a short time.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun-
ty. IL
Mrs. ii. b. Steck is up from Hazelton
this week visiting her sister, Mrs. f. b.
Peck.
w. G.. MusgrOve, of the INDEX, went
to Lexington, Mo-, last Thursday ON
business.
See T. l.. Lindley, manager, for year
ly interest farm loans; also short time
chattel loans. 3
Born, August 3lst, to the wife of Ii.
+. Haynes, a daughter. DR.. BurneY in
attendance.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bsp-
tist church will meet with Mrs. Gran
vile Morris tomorrow at 3 p. IN.
LOsT.-Gold spectacles and case, be-
tween my house and my office. Return
and be rewarded. Il. A. McClearey.
Capt. Freeman came in from the Mil
waukee encampment, Sunday. lie
will 90 on to his home, Lipscomb, Tex
as, this week.
We are taking orders now for hard
and soft coal for September delivery.
Save from 81 to SO per ton by ordering
now, of Dobbs Bros. 13
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong will 90 east this
week to seek expert medical skill for
the benefit of Mrs. Strong. They will
go first to Michigan.
Judge J. M. Reagin, of Mingona town
ship, last Sunday performed the mar
rage ceremony for Francis Hull, aged
4S, and Mabel G. Pettis.
For Rent-A good farm; 100 acres
ready for wheat; II miles from railroad
depot possession given at once. l.. F
Pearson, Medicine Lodge. Is
Prof. Beeson is breaking very high
ly. bred young mare, three years old
sent to him from his father-in-law il
the eastern part of the state.
G.. II. Freeman, the manager, desires
TO meet as many of the creamery pat,
rons as possible at the Office of Cook &
Palmer, Saturday afternoon, at {
O'Clock.
Uncle Billy Mills came up from Lips.
comb county, Texas, in wagon last
week. He will return there in a few
days to look after his broad acres anG
his fat herds.
j. w. Wilt, miles west of Sharon
has on exhibition at this office a speci.
men of the celebrated calico corn, the
largest variety that we have seen this
year. He will save several hundred
bushels for seed.
1t appears that Turkey Creek is no
behind any other in crops, for we have
in this office, eight ears of corn from J
M. York's place that will show up with
anything ever raised in Indiana, Ill
inois or Missouri. There are two va
rieties, white and yellow, and they ar,
we'll worth examination.
Unless clay is put on the newly grad
ed road south of town, it will be impas
sable soon. Even now it is almost i'm
.>o.a;IIo 90 ho,,I ~, aroNfx ,uoCO,, 0.,a,
it. When the cane-hauling starts il
earnest, with two hundred loaded wag
Ons coming in daily, the people viii
then learn what q mistake they have
made in not fixing up their roads.
If we were told to wish for one small
boon, and if we were assured that 4
would be granted, it would be that al
civilization might resolve never, never
again to write, for publication, "CarC
of Thanks" If your friends have fav
ored you; il the community has don,
its plain duty in caring for your sicl
or dead; il your cobgregation has giver
you pound party; if your politica
friends have stood by you as they SHOULD
have done; il any of these things hav,
happened. your friends, your neighbors
your congregation and your partisan
must know that you have appreciate,
their efforts without being told so in
'card Of thanks Such cards are on
of date and really sickening.
Hon. John O'Day, president ant
general manager of the st. Louis ant
SanFrancisco railroad, arrived here las
Saturday, in his special car, and re
manned until Monday afternoon. Hi
wife, daughter of Mr.. Underwood, o
this city. had been here two weeks visit
ing with friends. Col. O'Day was TAX
en in charge. Saturday. by his wife
Mrs. Chaplin aud a select party, ant
driven out to the gypsum hills and 9th
er suburban sights. Sunday he spen
~ the Chaplin Bros. stock farm an,
Monday he visited the city and inspect
ed the city and sngarworks and til
other manufacturing establishments o
this city. While here he met Q humble
of our citizens and expressed himself a
greatly pleased with the city and sur
roundings. His trip here was for res
and pleasure and be would not tall
railroad; but our people are satisfied
that lie will now know that il would b
business to direct his line from Anti
ony 20 this city.