Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-08-07
K. DIS Tomorrow night.

X. DIS tomorrow night.
Read Cunnlngham's new money ad.
Call on Cook & Palmer for farm and
city loans. Is
Farm loans at lowest rates. See Bron-
son Il IIouchin.
Cook & Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
The band will give cOncert-On the
lake Friday evening.
Mayor Leming, of KiOwa, was here
yesterday on business.
8. f. Stone and family came back
from Ashland, Sunday.
Several wagon loads OF watermelons
we're on the streets here Monday.
s. l.. Overstreet returned, Saturday,
from visit 10 his old home in Indiana.
Rates on farm loans offered by Henry
Morgan cannot be beaten in this coun-
ty. IL
There is talk OF Roll Clark being a
democratic candidate for register of
deeds.
Miss Helen Cameron returned home,
Thursday, from visit of four weeks at
EldoradO.
TombstOnes, monuments, or any KIND
of granite or marble work, at the post
Office book store. ii
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will meet with Mrs. lsher-
wood tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Iniz Gibbs has completed an oil
painting of the sugarworks lake which
may be seen at Youne's drugstore.
Yearly interest loans, with privilege
of paying principal at any interest pay
ment, made by Shannon " Shannon. ii
The lake picnic last night, given by
the Willing Workers, was largely at
tended and the receipts were about S31.
Miss Ella Kelley, county super:ntend-
ent of Cowley county, was over this
week, on a visit to the normal insti-
tute.
=. b. Cole sent us stalk OF corn, this
week, which measured IA feet and in
ches high. 1t came from his farm, four
miles east.
The normal pupils are invited to step
into the INDEX Office any wednesday
morning or Friday afternoon, and wit
ness the process of printing.
CT. Freeman now has the general
management and superintendency of
the creamery business. Fifty cents is
being paid for milk for August.
The INDEX acknowledges visit this
week, from Mr.. James MalOy, Of Mad
Ison county, Arkansas. His son lives
near Canema. lie Is much pleased with
Barber.
Three more machinists came in yes
terday from the Kilby Manufacturing
Co. They now have ten experts at work
on the sugarworks and they are making
a show. Steam will be turned on some
time next week.
Before buying sewing machine, see
a. s. McClearey, at the postoffice. He
will give you trade for horses, cattle,
hogs or grain-furnishing you as good
a machine as is made, or he will sell you
one for cash or on monthly payments.
Dave Lahey, formerly of this county,
Is doing some good work OH the Wei
lingtOn Standard. lie is a very good
writer, and if he would settle down in
some good town, and be satisfied to do
we'll, and not boom" he would make
- success.
DObbs Bros. have rented the yards
formerly occupied by the Chicago Lum-
Der Co., and will at once put in sup
ply of hard and soft coal. They will
also buy grain ut the same place. They
will do all kinds of weighing and guar
antee satisfaction. ii
Thomas Dyer, OF Canema, II miles
southwest Of this city, has thirty-live
acres of corn that will run II barrels to
the acre. He brought in few ears,
this week, that had matuHed, and they
were very fine. His White Flint corn
and his -four corn are especially good.
All the churches i'm the city have
united III holding union temperance
meetings once month. Next Sunday
night, at the courthouse, the next meet
ing will be held. So far, these meet
ings have been unusually interesting.
AS there are no other services on that
night, large audiences are usually pres
ent. Ed. Nation will preach the SER
mon. All are invited.
The ladies aid societies of the four
churches work tremendously. Each
society has a recognized time. The
Baplists claim the second Thursday in
each month. The Kings Daughters, -
a Inew organization, unknowingly set
the time for their entertainment so as
20 interfere with the Baptist ladies,
who gave way; the Willing Workers
then set their lake side social for the
first of the week, and again the Bap-
fist ladies gave way. Nov the Baptist
ladies have set Aug 10Th for an enter
tainment, and the willing Workers are
particularly desirOus that they shall be
rewarded. Don't forget the date, 1t
will be worthy Of your patronage.