Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-03

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The regular county meeting of the
Alliance will be held January 9Th. 2Stf
A few more dogs have been killed
since our last issue. Let the good work
go on.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. L. A. McClearey, Wednesday,
December 10th.
w. c. L. U. meets on next Tuesday
with Mrs. North, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Houchin, sec'y.
District court is grinding along, and,
will probably continue grinding till
The lOlh of January.
Episcopal service will be held at the
Martin residence, the Sheldon house,
next Sunday at 4 D. m,
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Bes1 grades So per dozen. 28tf
Miss Ida Lobaugh, of South Dakota,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. a. j.
Coalter, and will remain all winter.
Invitations have been given for anoth-
er dance at the Thompson hall, Friday
evening. Dancing commences prompt
ly at $50.
The jewelry firm of w. c. Sellers 81
Co. has been dissolved. w. c. Sellers
is the way it now reads. Note change
IN advertisement.
Next Tuesday, December 9th, the
Driving Park and Agricultural Asso-
Gallon VIII meet at the Office of the
secretary, at Kiowa.
Miss Cora Byerley entertained few
of her young friends at her home
Thanksgiving eve. She did the honors
in q charming manner.
Lost-The tugs and breast collar of
single harness. Lost November Goth,
between Medicine Lodge and VIM.
Doles'. Win pay libeI al reward. Leave
at the INDEX office.
Lee Bradley, j. L. Jesse and Z. w.
Il
week, where they had taken hunt.
Lee lost a good horse on the trip. 1t
died from snake bite.
j. r. Woods and Miss Dora Jeffries,
both of Valley township, were married
at the Usage Hotel, in this city, at
noon, on Thursday, November 9th by
Elder j. E. Nicholson
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the INDEX Printing 81 Pub
fishing Company, at their Office on De-
cember Goth, at O'Clock p. m. Each
share is entitled to vote. 28tf.
Elder Nicholson wishes to return his
thanks to n. Weber for a sack of his
best flour on Thursday morning,
Thanksgiving day. Success to him and
may every Thank Sgiving bring him
blessing.
The Thanksgiving dinner. gwen ly
The Willing workers. WAS success, as
1t well deserved to be- There WAS il
Irgr amount 81 food LETT over. and the
Ladies' gave Il supper, which was also
we'll patrouiZed.
j. w. Dinsmore and bride returned,
last Sunday ,-frem-thei wedding tour.
They have rented the A. 5. McClearey
house, OH north Walnut street, which
is being re-panted and re-papered.
They will be ''at home'' to their many
friends after December 8th.
Mr.. VIM. Schiller, now resident of
Illinois, is back here on visit to his
many friends. We would suggest to
our church socials that Billy" can
whistle the "Mocking Bird as well as
old Ruby played the piano. He ought
to draw a crowd for you.
John McKeever drove down to the
depot, last Friday afternoon, to help
welcome the Newton visitors.
His horse became frightened at
the engine. and ran toward town. The
cart was upset, and John was thrown
out He was considerably shaken up,
but not seriously hurt.
The first prosecution, as we believe,
that ever occurred in the county, under
the game law, took place last week, be-
| fore Esquire Woodward. Capt. G. j.
Skeen had some men arrested for shoot
ing quail on his premises. The case
occupied two days, and resulted in a
hung jury.
Married-At the residence of the
| A,.;,1 afa re hi ~ n
of November, by Rev. d. w. Phillips,
ID. D., Mr.. w. f. Sexton and Miss Re-
becca j., daughter of Rev. z. j. Pink
ston. The INDEX extends its best
wishes to the young couple, and hopes
that their future may be realization
of their fondest hopes.
Harper Sentinel: Jerry Simpson was
in the city Monday, on his way home
from tour of Publications. While
here the firm of Cole Bros. made him a
present OF silk congress hat specially
ordered for the purpose. So the ward
robe grows and Jerry will sport as fine
feathers as fringe the pinions of any
other congressman"
The Alliance Review will be the
name of new paper which will make its
appearance in Kiowa next week. MIR.
Byrd Watrus is one of the projectors,
and we understand the citizens of Kio-
wa are giving the new firm great en-
couragement. We welcome the Review
into the teld of journalism, and would
again suggest that there is plenty of
room on top.
VIM. Rogers, the accommodating
postmaster at Mumford, returned last
week, from visit of three weeks in
Lynn and Sullivan counties, Mo. p.
Brambaugh and wife came out with
Mr.. Rogers. aaa win make a visit of
ten days in our eouaby. Mr.. Brum-
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