Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-08-14
Read Cunningham s new money ad.


Read Cunningham's new money ad.
Call on Cook & Palmer for farm anC
city loans. %
Cook Il Palmer give lowest rates Oh
farm and city loans. %
j. Ii. Gano was at Wellington three
days, last week, on business.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun
ty. IL
Hear them "elocute" at the court.
house, tomorrow night, at o'clock
sharp.
Commissioner McNeal went up to
look after the Hutchinson reformatory,
Monday.
Save money by ordering your anthra-
cite coal before Oct. LIST, of the Badger
Lumber Co. 1913
TOmbstOnes, monuments, or any kind
of granite or marble work, at the post
office book store. ii
Go head, Mr.. Worland. He was the
first to bring us two large, ripe water
melons, last Thursday.
Charlie Palmer came back from Car
thage, Mo-, Monday, where he had been
working for the past six months.
Yearly interest loans, with privilege
of paying principal at any interest pay
ment, made by Shannon q Shannon. IA
w. f. Campbell and Mayor Burris, of
Kiowa, were up Saturday evening and
looked at the sugar works and left well
pleased with the outlook.
w. 1. Crawford, formerly connected
with Cunningham Bros. 81 Co., at this
place, Anthony and later in Oklahoma
has gone to Oregon to accept a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, from the north
east part of the county, are here visit
ing the family of }. II. Young, with a
view to purchasing property and resi-
ding here.
T.. w. d emlng, superintendent, Prof
Kari, the chemist, and several others
connected with the Attica works were
over here Sunday. They could not help
but admire the works.
Andy w. Johnston, of this city, is
also mentioned as probable democrat.
ic candidate for register of deeds He
was one of the committee that unearth-
ed the county treasury shortage.
''What Is That in Thy Hand ?" will
be Elder Nations subject at the Chris
tian church next Sunday night. All
are invited to attend, and especially
those attending the normal school,
DIR. and Mrs. Yant and Rev. and Mrs.
Haywood took tent and camping out
fit and started to the Elm Mills meet
ing the first day, Friday. About half
of the town had the toothache while
the Doctor was away.
p. G. Mcclure, lately of Baltimore, is
here spending few weeks looking at
this country and studying it as a bust
ness location. So far, he expresses him.
self as well pleased with the city and
ats people, and especially with its bright
business outlook.
Judge O'Bryan went from here to
Greensburg and back last Sunday. He
left here at 8 a. m, went to Cairo, took
the cars and had two hours in Green's
burg. He returned here at IL O'Clock
ut night. That was 20 miles in a bug
gy and about so by rail in one day.
Every lady can afford to have a new
pair of shoes now. We are selling an
ingram and glove-kid shoe, "Queen
Bess,'' at $3.50. 1t has solid insole, is
well made, good filter. Just received
96 pairs, sizes p to s. Call and see them,
whether you purchase or not. Standi-
ford, Youmans Il Eldred. u
Genial Tim MoIloy, than whom there
are few more companIonable gentle
men, appears at home in his new posi-
tion as cashier of the First National
bank. He can cash a check, change a
bill, loan one money. refuse bad note,
collect hard one, all with a grace born
rather than acquired, which at once puts
the customer in a good hnmor with
himself and all mankind.
The INDEX junior claims TO have the
most considerable neighbOrs in the city,
Alt odO uOMu W ulllllCl. a lew Udyo ago.
and had cabbage, donated by Mrs Ro-
by; corn, presented by w. IL. WorlaDd;
buttermilk, sent in by Mrs. Munson;
cucumbers, presented by DIR. Aver;
buttermilk. sent in by Mrs. J r.. Young;
two kinds of cake, from Mrs. Denton
and Miss Susie Roberts watermelon,
from Taylor Nichols, and canteloup
from Mr.. II. Lawrence. Mr.. Munson
had also sent in four pioyer the day
preceding. II anybody can break this
record, we would like to hear from him.
Eli Benedict has re-purchased half
interest in the Miller & Benedict bunch
of standard horses and he will
hereafter have charge of Pride and the
mares. lie is building a new and COM
Portable barn on his place and now that
his heaviest summer work is over, he
will devote some attention to the hor-
SEES. His hogs are doing well and last
week he sold sixteen pigs-all fue ones.
One, a pig OF Miss Wellington. only
few weeks old, brought so. There is
great demand IN Barber county for good
hogs.