Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-02-12
r. Mccoy is court bailiff.

Call on Cook & Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
There were two A. o. u. w. assess
ments for February.
Five of the best varieties of seed po-
tatOes at S. Y. & Els. 3S
Attorney Denton was in Kansas City,
this week, OH business.
The big lake in Currie's field was coy
cred with ducks, Sunday.
Cunninghams want all the yearly in
terest farm loans they can get. IL
Sunday was a great day for driving
and at least hundred vehicles were
out.
The appointment of Mr. Axline was
the first victory for the anti-resubmis-
siOnists.
G. l. Hinman and family have moved
INTO Capt. Rogers house, near the NJ.
Z. church.
Cheapest money and better privileges
than any loan agent in Barber county.
II. O'BRIAN. 80
Harvey county is figuring on big
central sorghum sugar plant with four
or five auXiliaries.
Burnett prides himself on having the
finest stock of teas ever brought to this
city. Try sample order. 81
III. NJ. Ingraham can now make farm
loans at per cent. lower rate than any
agent in Barber county. 81
Shoes for old men and aged women,
broad bottom, wide helIs, soft uppers,
Just opened at Burnett's. 80
Ell Cubano, $55 cigar. bought so we
can sell for cents straight, is the best
cigar in town. S. Y. 81 E. 50
Dial. Morris, whose leg was badly bro
ken, two months ago, is now able to sit
up occasionally, DR.. Moore says.
Joseph Jayne, the Sun City attorney,
has decided to locate here in the prac-
tice of law. He will office with IL. NJ.
Ingraham.
Henry L. Oldfather, of the COldwater
Review, made his regular visit to this
city, this week, staying over Sunday
and Monday.
Acting Mayor Thompson presided at
the council meeting, Friday night. Out
side of the allowance of bills, but little
business was transacted.
For SIPS you can get No. grained
leather, patent buckle, dirt-proot pillow
shoe at s. Y. Il Els. There is no such
bargain in town. All sizes. SO
The Willing Workes of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. Waldron
Chase, Wednesday, Feb. 10. Come
early as there Will be extra work to do.
The l.. l.. valentine social on Thurs
day night will be held at the residence
of w. w. Cook. 1t will consist of mu-
sic, reading and other literary exercises.
Admission 10 cents.
The Sons of Veterans of this place
call their camp Loren Edwards Camp,
No. l52, the original name adopted,
John 4. Logan, having been pre-empted
by some other camp.
The hose reel and 700 feet of hose ar
rived Monday, and was exhibited to
good portion of the town. Quite num-
Der OF old firemen showed up and show
ed disposition to run the machine.
Mrs. r. A. Cameron, of this city,
learned, Sunday, Of the dangerous jill
ness of her father, Hon. John WEIGH, at
Athens, Ohio. BE is SO years old and is
sx-chief justice of the supreme court of
Ohio.
Thos. Eaton, cashier of the Farmers
| bank, at Winfield, came Oyef Sunday,
on a visit to friends. He is young
gentleman of excellent taste and good
judgment IN the selection of friends, it
may be mentioned.
A girl working at the house of gen
ueGan in the south part of town, be-
came disgusted at the poor light gwen
by the kerosene lamps, Saturday night,
so she filed them up with gasoline and
came near having an explosion.
Hazelton sent up an active delegation
to the immigration convention, Satur-
day Kiowa had delegates bere but it
was generally remarked that several
other towns in the county did not APP
pear to care whether society was
formed or not.
Past Grand Chancellor Holmes, o.
Newton, Kansas, came down Monday
on visit to Delphia lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, this city. He was warmly well
coined and delighted the lodge by eX-
employing the unwritten work of the
order in a manner that cannot be ex-
celled by anyone IN the state. After
the lodge was closed, a lunch, prepared
4 by BTistoy, was spread in the banquet
hall, adjoining the lodge room. This
order has made wonderful gain in
membership in this city, and Mr..
Holmes was proud of the showing.
Y1owa Journal: sc. w. Kidd, of
Medicine Lodge, was visiting in this
vicinity Saturday. There issome strong
attraction as Charles visits are fire.
cuent and regular. w. E. Campbell
intends aending two of his horses, Elec-
tioneer and Aicoiyta, TO Kansas City in
short time, where tbsy Will remain
during the summer. :. TO give an idea
OF the amount of hunting done in this
country Ee will simply say that the
hardware firm OF WOOdworth Il Grant
have sold, during the last fell and pres
ent winter, $50 pounds of powder and
ger three tons of shot, in addition to
Jiearly - 600 loaded shells"
The iSsieSth2ns are that Barber coun.
republicans wl4l pane the nominee
y Vdgc Of this district. HarDer coun-
Iors :. aarly q dozen candidates and