Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-08-20
Elder Nicholson was at Wichita last

Gasoline ID cents per gallon at Noble
& Cases. 6
Senator Long is home from his trip
to Colorado.
The doctors say the town and county
are unusually healthy.
Tablets, every kind, every price, at
Day & Records. Is
Book has the latest and best stock of
boots and shoes. 8
The Presbyterian social last night
was great success.
Dr. KOciell treats chronic Catarrh and
Asthma with success. IL
Miss Kate Painter is visiting friends
near Attica, this week.
Born, to the wife of Phil. Holmdon,
of Isabel, August 18th, girl.
Born-In this city, August 18th, TO
the wife of J. d. Boggs, girl.
The Normal reunion will occur at
the courthouse tomorrow night.
We are headquarters for all kinds
of school supplies. Day & Records.
Mr.. Sellers, our new jewelry man, is
quite sick, and has sent for his family.
J. E. Hall, of Kiowa. with a part of
his printing office, arrived here Monday
night.
A sprinkle of rain Monday night, and
Tuesday morning it was cool enough
for fires.
Town was full of farmers last Satur-
day, and the INDEX Office was head
quarters.
Mrs. Mart Updegraff came in yes
terday from a visit to her sister at
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Nicholson and Miss Fannie
Mills have returned from their trip to
Eureka Springs.
The w. G. L. U. meets at the NJ. E
church, Tuesday, August 26. Mrs. A.
NJ. Houchin, Sec'y.
The INDEX wishes to thank many
friends who have brought IN subscrip-
tiOns the past week.
Mrs. Yant is expected home this
week from her visit to Kansas City and
the eastern part of the state.
Rev. Cain, of the Baptist church, bap-
tiZed a convert in the pool east of town
last Sunday afternoon.
Col. Hickox is in the race to win
The man who beats him will have big
job. We don't believe it can be done
Don't fail to come in and pay your
subscriptions up to date, and then you
will get the INDEX at one dollar year
in advance.
Candidate Love and Attorney Cam
erOn went to KiOwa this morning. Mr.
Cameron will be at HaZeltOn tomorrow
on legal business.
DR.. Yant says some people have the
impression that he is about to leave
here, and he wants them to understand
that it is darned lie. 2t
A man named Frank La Fever is il
jail at Kansas City, for attempting tC
shoot his wife, near ROsedale. A maj
Of that name lived here four years ago
Irwin Stafford of, Coldwater, is now
one of the INDEX force. He is young
gentleman whom we have known fol
some years, and we can recommend
him.
Attica Advocate: 1.-The sugar mill
we are informed, will commence work
on or near the Doth. There is some
cane almost ripe enough to commence
work upon"
Mr.. |. a. Love, republican candidate
for district judge, was over yesterday
hobnobbIng with the faithful. Wonder
if he is uneasy over the action of the
Harper convention?
Born-Near this city. August 18th, to
the wife of Philip Butcher, a boy
This is the ninth little responsibility
that has come to bless the family, and
Phil says his name shall be Omega
Everything first-class and handmade
Repairing speciality. All work war
ranted at r. NJ. Woodward's harness
shop. The cheapest and best single
harness always on hand. lift
The ColdWater Star and Review, both
democratic papers, are very clever in
their treatment of the alliance move
ment, and we believe both are really in
favor of endorsing the alliance ticket.
Mr.. Tomlinson, of Clark county. came
in last Saturday. He left his family at
Sun City, while he came here in search
of employment. He does not give a
very cheerful account of crops in that
county.
Cameron, MO- Sun: "L. w. De
Geer, of Barber county, Kansas, is in
the city on visit to his many friends
Mr.. Delieer is heavy stock dealer and
brought several loads into Kansas City
and from there came on to tins city"
The alliance picnic and barbecue, tC
be held on the 18th of September, at the
head of Bear creek, IA miles west OF
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this city, will be attended by everybody
who can get there. Committees have
been appointed to look after every de-
tail. Don't forget time and place.
The Coldwater Review got its Barber
county item mixed with Harper coun-
ty item, ard gave us procession Over
two miles long. Mr.. Simpson did not
start this story, nor does he need to re-
peat 1t. The crowds which turn ou'
to hear him are as large as he can make
hear his voice. And that's what's the
matter.
The turbine wheel at the new -four
ing mill cannot be set till the stone
arrives for the foundation. which is ex-
pected every day. In order that worF
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