Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

loans. ii
Call OF Cook q Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
Ed. Byler went to Kansas City this
week.
The Chase & Alien shop is about
completed.
Fresh vegetables every morning at
IL. O'Bnan's. 80
Robert Gibson and wife have moved
to Arkansas City.
Two Chicago cattle-buyers are here
looking for fat steers.
The Arcadian Ideal ginger ale always
on ice, at III. O'BrIan's. so
Mrs. McCague has a nice driving
horse and new buggy.
Judge Stevens, as special constable,
sold lot of cattle at Sun City, yester-
day.
j\ The euchre club was entertaine d Sat
1 urday night at the suburban home of
p Judge Ellis.
Dodson a. HIPS choice catsup, mixed
plChlbSa blON-CH'Ui N1N'i ONN't -" -
O'Brian's. so
l. f. Shannon, wife and child are up
from Kiowa, the guests of w. S. Den
toms family.
DIR. Bohrer has been appointed ALI
ance lecturer for the seventh congress
sional district.
II Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. q. T, Beeson, Wednesday after
noon, May 18th.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
LIST National bank.
Mrs. Annie Chandler returned from
XaHsas City, Monday. She has been
nm DER medical treatment.
r WeAllister. wife and daughter, of
Kiowa spent Sunday here, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd.
DIR. Som bart and his brother, George
Sombart n, COldwater, came in Mon
day to remain several days.
DIR. Burney X new Judge PETER when
thew were both residents of FredOnia,
Wilson county, te years ago
81 .ndis g. Lands have 1870 fat steers
r ;naSSthey have been Fu1l-IeedlpG for SIX
months They will Verage I'3OO.
Miss Margaret Cartan andher mother
have gone to house-keep. nG III the van
slyke place on North Wal unit street.
LosT:-An Irish setter bird dog. a
liberal reward will be paid To the party
returning the same to w. Nj. Bronson.
VIII. Embry was down from Kan
sas City, this week, looking after his
n ch and live stock i'll the vicinity OF
Aeuha.
A marriage license was issued last
, Saturday to Joseph L. Fash and Miss
Annie McGregor, both of Elwood town
Z ship.
w. NJ. Bronson has rented and moved
to the Gibson house, on North Walnut
street. ii. IL. Case has moved into his
( own house, vacated by MIR. Bronson.
Jas. n. Deal and family returned,
Saturday, from California where they
spent the winter in the hope of an i'm
rrOVement in his health, but his con-
iitior. is no better than when he left
here.
Bronson Il Uouchn have a pony
team and a phieton that they will use
in their growing real estate, loan and
abstract business. Mr.. lIouchin
brought it down from Eldorado, this
week.
The immigration pamphlet, publish
ed under direction of the state board
organized at Wichita, are ready for dis
tributiOn and copies may be obtained
i'm this city Mt either of the newspaper
offices or of Henry Morgan.
Il is supposed that G.. b. Wiley will
be a candidate for county attorney and
that John Poston- will be a candidate
( for district clerk, subject to the action
\ OF the democratic convention. Both OF
these gentlemen are residents of Kiowa
The band gave public concert at the
lake Sunday afternoon that wac listened
10 by a good audience of the best PEG
nile of this city. These concerts will
probably be a feature of the summer
and the musicians should be encour
aged.
John J. ChIlcott, aged 20. and Miss
Zorah +. Wyer, aged 10, were last Sat
Y licensed TO get married by Judge Ed
,,,-wfEfds, and the ceremony occurred sun
day afternoon, eight miles southeast
of town, at the home of the brides
parents, Rey. Cam officiating
T.. w. Story, of Sharon, received his
mansion this week. lie got S64S. or s:
per month for 20 years back; 81 pc
month for fonr years back, and up L
March 4th, last, and So per month since
then. His regular allowance VIII he s.
per month from now on. Mr.. Story was
In the army over four years.
DIR. KOciell was called to Harper
Sunday, to assist in an operation on a
j. Reed, who is suffering with cancer
ous growth in the liver. y microscopic
examination of juice from the growth
was made aud cancerous cells discover
ed. proving the correctness of the dag
nosis. His chances of recovery are yer.
slim.
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