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

hats and shoes, at Burnett's. IL
J. d. Boggs is now running a boarding
house at the HazeltOn stock farm.
The McNeal Mortgage Company
makes speciality of short time loans. 8
Wanted, 1900 bushels OF corn, at best
marketprices. Enquire of A d. Shaw.
The Mozart club will meet with Mrs.
McCracken Tuesday evening, March IS.
City election will occur on Monday,
April 7th-three weeks from next Mon
day.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
meat market opposite First National
bank. %
Book Will sell you stylish spring suit
cheaper than anybody. Wait and see
his stock. Al
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. A. S. McClearey, Wednesday,
March 10TH
Our country friends report that nine
tenths of the peach buds are killed. All
apricot buds are thought to be killed.
Mrs. S. E. Stone, Miss Mabel and
Master Roy, arrived from their five
months visit to Los Angeles, Califor-
MA, on Monday.
The father and brother of Dudley
Murphy, the man killed at Ccldwater,
by DIR. Sombart, were here two days
! this week visiting relatives
j. T. Simpson, of Holton, Kansas. is
here visiting his brother, Jerry Simp-
son. The two, with Fred. Merrell, have
been having some good duck hunting.
Mrs. Ely Martin has returned from
st. Louis and Kansas City, with her
spring stock of millinery and notions,
and will inaugurate an opening to-mor-
row, continuing several days.
A man named Morgan Avery was
found dead in bed at Wellington, last
week. He had ticket from st Louis
to Medicine Lodge; but no one around
here appears to know anything about
him.
The U. S. circuit court has appointed
John w. Wilson receiver of the Conway
Springs sugarworks. He will either
lease or operate the works this season.
The creditors are satisfied with the ar
rangement.
Ladies are invited to call at the New
York Millinery Store and see the finest
line of spring millinery and notions ever
displayed in this city. Absolutely new
and firstclass, nothing secondhand or
shelf-worn.
Rev. r. Sanderson will close his three
years of labor with the NJ. E. church
next Sunday. Sermon in the morning.
and gospel song service in the even
ing. The song service will consist of
solos, anthems and hymns. {.
NJ. +. Roddy is getting up some very
pretty specimens of Robinson's patent
cement, in various colors, for exhibit
ton in eastern cities. Best Bros. q Co.
expect to have large demand for their
products flom Chicago, this year and
next.
Miss Cora McClearey started, yester-
day, for Richmond, Texas, where her
folks are living. She will stop over at
Guthrie, Oklahoma, week or ten days
and visit her friend, Miss Icey Merrick.
] 1t was hoped that she would remain
here during the spring and summer.
The Willing Workers Will give a
grand spectacular drama at the opera
house, Tuesday night, the 18th 18th instant
The drama consists 0f seven acts, each
act cu!Tnaiinating in grand tableau.
Mldsic between acts, by the best artists
( in the city. Price of admission, % cts.
j. tor adults, and Is cts. for children.
ThOs. Best went to Wichita, last Fri
day, with specimens of cement and
plaster made at the cornpany's works
in this city. There is growing inquiry
for the products of the works, and it is
only question of time when this will
be the greatest plaster and cement
manufacturing center in the world.
j. G. Welcomes, an old-time Barber
county citizen, has returned to Sharon
to live, after several years spent in Ari-
IONA and California. He thinks that
with the same amount of energy and
industry expended in Barber county
that Is required to make living in the
far west. any one will do better here
than there,
District court adjourned Monday for
the term. A motion for new trial in
the case of Field VS.. the City of Medi-
cine Lodge was overruled. The Judge an
nounced that the first two days of the
May term would be devoted to motions,
and he ordered that the jury be sum-
moned to be here by 2 O'Clock of the sec
ond day of the term.
AT the home of the brides father,
William Doles, five miles west of Medi-
cine Lodge, tomorrow, Thursday. night
will occur the marriage of Harry Ste
vens and Miss Martha Doles, we'll
known and popular young couple of this
community. Rev. Hahn viii perform
the ceremony. In advance. the entire
INDEX force extends hearty congratula-
tiOns.
The city council, at a meeting Mon
day evening. appointed committee of
Messrs. Cook & DeI.isle. to asst in con-
junction with the school board, in puT-
chasing lot of shade, ornamental and
forest trees for the courthouse park.
The idea was that the two boards, by
buying together, could get better bar
gains. The park and the school house
grounds will be planted this spring.
Persons desiring to go to Wichita and
arrive there early III the evening-before
5O'cloek-can now make connection at
Hazelton with the Missouri Pacific go
ing east. That is, leaving Medicine