Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-16
LOCAL NEWS.


your lungs.
See Book about shoes. lie opened up
a wagon load this week. 81
Otis Lorton has been appointed and
confirmed as city clerk.
Cook Il Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and CITY loans. %
Catholic services next Wednesday,
July ., in the Gobielle building.
Call for Deerhead Gilt Edge butter
at Davis and take no other.
The father of y. j.. Noble was here
on visit from Bath, n Y, this week.
Gasoline at III cents per gallon at
Standiford, Youmans Il Eldred's.
1t cost Barber county 1925 for get
ting Thad Cutlip back here from Okla
hOma.
r. III. Ham and family returned this
week, from their visit to the eastern
part of the state.
The annual school meetings Will be
held Thursday, July 3lst, two weeks
from tomorrow.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank. 4
Jerry Simpson is the delegate from
this place to the alliance judicial con-
vention at Attica.
Miss Minnie Barton has gone to Ash
land, to assist in collecting statistics of
mortgage Indebtedness.
James b. Johnson, formerly prom
inent citizen of Harper, died at King
fisher, Oklahoma, on the 18th inst.
The probate judge last Friday issued
marriage license to John +. Hart and
Miss Belle Kerns, both of Hazelton
township.
Supt. Lands attended the national
educational association, at st. Paul,
last week-and reports having had an
enjoyable time. -
There was lots of jo6--ppFFiiREti9g- done
Just before the contract, at full prices,
and very little has been done since, at
the reduced rates.
Mrs. w. IL. Moore and the twins ar
rived yesterday from Iowa to answer
to telegram, announcing the death
of her daughters child.
Mrs. Henry Kritzmier and three chill
dren, of Augusta, Kansas, who had
been here four weeks, visiting relatives
returned home last Friday.
Don't let flour stand in close room.
Put your flour barrel in we'll ventilated
place, and occasionally stir it up, if you
expect to make white, light bread.
Persons desiring boarders during the
Normal Institute, to convene here on
July 18th, are requested to state to the
superintendent. II 5. Lands, the mum
Der desired, terms, &c.
People had been having trouble about
getting good shoes here, so Book settled
the difficulty by getting on full stock
for men and boys-the only new and
iirst-class stock in town. 81
The reform commissioners last week
allowed r. y. Cameron. county atter
ney, 500 more for his expenses in the
county deposit case in the supreme
court. They allowed him 500 in April
A man who always talks prohibition
and who always drinks when he can dc
so at the expense OF somebody else, i:
meaner than the soakcr who makes NJ
pretensions. Republicans, look Owe
your ranks, and count the hypOcriteS.
j. L. Hall and wife and Master Roy
G.. b. Runyan, John S. Runyan anC
wife and Miss Grace Runyan and little
Miss Eunice Holmes started this morn
ing to Colorado to be absent six weeks
Their first stop will he at Colorado
Springs.
The ladies of the Christian churcl
will give Heavy Weight Social" OIL
the lawn, at Mrs. YOumans', 1huFsda!
evening, July 3lst. Everybody conn
out, and see something new, laughabl
and unique. Fat people in demand
and lean people valued according t,
weight.
The Willing Workers, at their las
meeting, decided to not do any NOR
sewing until cooler weather, but, in
stead, meet every two weeks, and hav
refreshments OF ice cream and cake
Ladies outside of the Society are cor
daily invited to come, and for the SINAI
sum of ten cents partake of the refresh
ments. Next meeting at Mrs. You
mans July 2Sd.
The commissioners have about deci
ded not TO reopen the old $l4,0 900 treas
ury defalcatiOn matter, claiming tina
there would probably too endless litiga
tioh, heavy expense to the county, an
no certainty of realizing anything, eve
if judgment OH the bond were obtained
1t is said that the only ones on the las
bond of Capt. Rogers who are nov
worth anything, are Judge Ellis an
Noble Il Nixon.
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