Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-06-11

Call on Cook q Palmer Tor farm and
city loans. IS
D. j. Aber made a business trip to
Hazelton, this week.
Silverware at your own figures. Hub
bard, the Jeweler. 8
n. Priest shipped load of stock to
Wichita, this week.
Miss Angie Lowrie went to Yelling
ton, yesterday, on a visit.
Alpha Updegraff is up from the Ter
ritory, on visit to his folks.
II. a. Burnett is up and around after
quite tussle with sickness.
S. n. Loudon, the veteran horsemau,
was uD from HaZelton, yesterday.
A clock for 80 cents Think of it A
few left. Hubbard, the Jeweler.
Two car loads of stone for repairs of
sugar works we've received this week.
Interest in the Fourth of July cele-
bration ut Medicine Lodge is growing
Winter & Brown started on the
frame work of the Touring mill yester.
day.
Mrs. Kasper burst started to Nebras-
ka, last Friday, to remain several
weeks.
Miss Georgia Roberts is up from
Kiowa on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Denton.
Il. V. Bloom has been improving his
property in this city by building good
cistern.
Rev. Farrell and wife, of Sun City,
left for Wichita, this morning to visit
friends.
The Barber county normal institute
will commence here July 18th, and hold
four weeks.
Two car loads of corn we're shipped
TO Galveston, this week, by Dobbs
Bros, of this place.
Mrs. J. D. Kari and Master Lee left
last Friday for Southern Illinois, to
spend the summer.
Lawn tennis has reached Medicine
Lodge at last. IL. H. Case and Z. b.
Peck have purchased an outfit.
Miss Nellie Southworth has gone to
Michigan on visit to relations and
friends. She made the trip alone.
John Beebe, an early resident of Bar
Der county, is one of the county COM
missioners of No-Man 's-Land, Oklaho-
ma.
Mrs. Burd Lacy started Sunday, on
trip to her old home, Greenfield, Indi-
ana. She will remain there several
months.
Forty two ladies on horseback repre-
senting the fOrty-two states, will be a
feature of the Fourth of July celebra-
ton at Medicine Lodge.
NJ. Strong returned from Michigan,
last week, his little daughter, Viola,
accompanying him. Mrs. Strong is yet
under medical treatment.
Hubbard is actually going to close
out and quit. Read his big advertise
ment in this paper and then take ad-
vantage of the bargains he offers.
Mrs. StandifOrd returned to Engle-
wood, Monday, accompanied by Miss
Lena O'Bryan and Miss Mable Stone
who will visit with her several weeks.
Several minor accidents have happen
ed among the workmen on the mill, such
as MASKING fingers and toes, and yes
terday Earl Young stuck pick into
| his foot.
KiOwa is anxious to secure the Medi-
cine Lodge band for the Fourth and if
the boys can get some other band to
come here and play for them, they will
likely go to Kiowa.
Ira d. Maxon, formerly of the Lodi
neighbOrhood, has gone to Union City,
Oklahoma, to take charge of a drug
store belonging to John Dobson, says
| the Kiowa Journal.
The Helping Hands gave the INDEX
a bountiful supply of ice cream and
cake last Friday, 1t being part of the
twelve baskets full left from their feast
of the night before.
Simpson & Carter have just added
wv now OuSSlCO W OllCll
stock, both being of the kalamazoo
make, coil spring and patent hood top.
They were furnished by S. E. Stone.
DR.. Sombart was here Monday and
went out to Ashland with his attorney,
E. Sample. The case against him will
probably be continued until the Sep
TENDER term of the district court of
Clark county.
"Book, the Friend of Perspiring HUI
manity,'' is what he is. No other firm
or house ever displayed such stock of
summer goods in Medicine Lodge. Go
and get your Fourth of July outfit of
Book. Go now, 3
Judge Hall and his son were up from
Kiowa, Monday and Tuesday. The son
is running the Herald newspaper, and
the Judge is running paper at the
new FL Reno, and experimenting the
county-seat fight down there.
Now is the time to travel The San
ia Fe is selling tickets from here to all
points east or west at greatly reduced
rates. Agent Horn gives these figures:
To St. Louis, $3.50; Kansas City, S5.75;
Denver, $6,35; Chicago, SS,T5-alI first
class limited
/ At Southworth's may be seen in his
aquarium dozen or more Kansas gold
fish, mem beers of the finny tribe as pref
ty as the gold fish we nave paid dol
lar for back east. They are not so red,
but their colors are more variegated
and are much richer.
The committee in charge of the
Fourth Ct July celebration will make
an effort TO get Grst class speaker
here. Judge Sluss and Col. HaIlowell.