Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Read Cunningham s new money ad.
&. q. Chandler has moved into the
Esmond house.
Call on Cook 81 Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
Prof. Beesou and wife are off on their
summer vacation.
High-grade Gasoline, at Standiford,
Youmans 81 Eldred's. 80
Call and see Bronson & Houchin if
you want to make a loan. 48
Parasols, from IS cents to 81, at Stan
diford, oumans Il Eldred's. so
Roll Clark returned from Oklahoma,
last Friday. lie sold his Lisbon lot for
$500.
The wife of Rev. Hahn is still con-
fined to. her room, though she is some
better.
Every abstract made by Bronson 81
Houchin is guaranteed TO be absolutely
correct. As
J. S. Runyan and wife and Mrs j. p.
Hall spent Monday and yesterday in
Wichita.
Shannon g. Shannon have the ORIGI-
NAL and MOST RELIABLE abstract books
of Barber county. AZ
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank. 4
Flannel shirts are all the go. We have
neat line of latest patterns. Come and
see them. S. Y. ~ 4. so
Henry f. Oldfather, of the Coldwater
Review, was here Monday, on his way
home from Leayenworth and Kansas
>CIty.
Judge OBryan found halr-pin in
the water ditch the other day, and he
wants to know where the balance of
s the lady is.
Lem. w. Moore, formerly register of
deeds of this county, now resident Of
-Man's-Land, was here last week to
be present at the marriage of his sister
Elder Burroughs, who is to hold meet
ing here next month, is editor OF the
Christian Visitor, at LaPOrte, Indiana.
lie has a fine reputation as a preacher.
Wheat harvest has commenced in
put up by Noble Il Nixon as fast as they
possibly can. Their second carload will
be here this week.
Judge Ellis and family will leave here
about the 10Th of June tor all extended
trip East. to Maine. we believe. He is
in very poor health, and thinks that a
vacation and rest will put him all right.
The family of Ex-Mayor Esmond
left here last week for Kansas City,
their new home. Mrs. EsmOnd and her
daughters were very popular in this
city, and their departure was regretted.
hay Hahn celebrated his fifth birth
day, Monday, by putting on his first
pair of pants. lie was very proud of
them, and had all the children in the
neighborhood to call and help celebrate
the event.
The Byerley Il Dark stock Of goods
is being sold out as fast as three men
can hand them down and make change.
Those who want bargains should call
in early. There is now a vast lot to Sc
lect from, but it is getting smaller eY-
cry day. 40
Mr.. Grouse, south of here SIX miles,
showed us limb taken from Russian
mulberry tree on his place, that is alb
solutely full of berries. He thinks it
would pay to give this fruit attention.
The trees are easily grown and produce
every year.
J. p. Hall received a letter, Monday,
from a man who wanted to come here
with thirty milk cows, provided we had
creamery in operation. The necessa-
ny documents were forwarded, aud we
may soon expect him here with his fam
jiy and stock.
Charlie Colcord came back from Ok
lahoma, Monday. He is interested in
the town of Oklahoma, and says 1t is
certain to be the railroad center of the
new country. Mr.. Coffman, of Elm
Mills, whose two sons are down there,
and who has been on visit to them for
a week, came back Monday.
DR.. y. kociell, having procured all
the necessary appliances for the success
full treatment Of catarrh, he now wish
es to announce to all those so afflicted,
that if they wish TO be cured of the dis
order they had better see him before
starting on journey for California or
New Mexico, or some mineral springs
be away from home and not get much
benefit. Try home treatment. 80
The indications are that the sugar
beets being planted for experimental
Purposes at this place, to be worked up
at the sugar works next fall, will do
well. Mr.. Hinze, who is superintend-
ing this experiment, an old beet sugar
worker, has great confidence In the soil
here. Seeds have been planted In old
ground and sod, sandy soil, red soil and
black soil. BY next year it will be
known which variety will produce the
best beets.