Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-14
GASOLINE. at Burnett, s.


Discount of 20 per ct. ON trimmed
hats. n. Y. store.
Cook & Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and city loans. %
Born, in this city, May 18th, to the
wife of ]. G. Walstad, a girl.
Digitalis and whisky combined are
liable to burst political boom.
The water main has been laid out on
Walnut street nearly to the bridge.
Oh. Boyd and wife spent Sunday at
Sharon with Mr.. Cathcart's family.
For Sale-A new Homemade Carpet,
good pattern, cheap. Mrs. J. ii. Yenni.
Building association meeting for cleo
ton of new directors. Don't forget it..
Nilsson took orders, Monday, for six
new suits of clothes This is we'll
dressed town.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet at the parsonage on
Friday afternoon.
Special Bargains this week at the
New York Millinery Store. See dis
count of 20 per cent.
BristOw has secured the room ad-
joining his stand on the north and
opened regular dining hall.
Mondays and Tuesdays are especially
our busy days. Friends who drop In to
talk will please remember this.
Mrs. 1. +. Shannon and baby, of KiO-
wa, who were visiting In this city for a
week past, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. Nixon and the little folks are
visiting relations in New Mexico and
Will be away from here several weeks.
Twenty per cent. discount on Trim
med Hats and Children's Sailors this
week, at the New York Millinery Store.
All members of Loren Edwards
Camp, No. 152, S. of ", are requested
to be at the next regular meeting, May
18th, to consider decoration pro-
gramme. BY order of the Captain.
Will Cook and wife, Mrs. Eby and
Miss Mile Carmichael went to Elm
Mills last Thursday on fishing excur-
sion. Fred Ellis followed Friday and
Sunday Mr.. Eby and others went up.
The Baptist people are agitating the
question of meeting house, and it is
quite likely they will ask the citizens
tor aid in that work during this sum-
mer.
Subject at the Christian church next
Sunday morning at ii O'Clock: The
Church the Body of Christ" Subject
for evening service How may know
l am Christian %
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will hold Fan Social" on
Wednesday evening, May 2lst. Re-
freshments will be served such as ice
cream, berries and cake.
Judge Edwards yesterday performed
the marriage ceremony for James r.
Eckles, of Harper county, and Miss
Leno VOCAL, of Barber county, at the
Grand hotel parlors in this city.
next Sunday morning. In the evening
the Catholic folks Will use the court
house and the Baptists will 60 to their
chapel east of the Grand hotel. All
welcome.
N. B. Blanton will lecture at the
courthouse in Medicine Lodge, on Fri
day evening, May %, 1890, at O'Clock.
Subject: 1.-The Gospel that Christ and
the Apostles Preached" All are in
yited. 51t2
1t was necessary to send special out
of here Friday afternoon with delayed
passengers. The run to Wellington
even with Fred's old asthmatic engine
was made in 2 hours and 10 minutes,
including stops.
Will Cook produced satisfactory proof
of the success of his Elm Mills fishing
party, on his return yesterday in the
shape of nice mess presented to the
INDEX eplcures. The party caught
about 100 pounds.
The Signor Barabina opera company
| will produce the opera Faust" IN this
city early III June. G. c. Hahn is man
ager of this troupe, and he writes that
it is tirst-class in every particular. We
will give the exact date later.
City Marshal Simpson last Friday
made complaint before the city attOr
ney, charging 81. strong, of the Grand
hotel, with selling Intoxicating liquor;
i contrary TO law. The names Of the
witnesses given by the marshal, to sub
stantiate ths charge, are George w
Hendrickson, Thos. EGes and w. Ii
Hogard. The trial is set for to-day.
The Supreme court last week over
ruled a motion made by the state for
re-hearing In the case against l.. NJ
Spencer, the Klowa merchant, charged
with escaping from an officer. The III
formation bad been quashed on mo
ton in the district court. The embez
element case against Spencer tas beer
continued for his arrest. He is dOins
business in Oklahoma.
In consequence Of the announcement
made III last weeks issue of this pape
that Father Bitter. of Wellington
would deliver lecture at the court
house on the 18th day of May-nex
Sunday night, on Confession as Pro
ven by the Bible" inquiries were mad,
as to the price Of admission. This no
tice is to state that no admission fe'
will be charged, and that everybody il
cordially invited.
Deputy Constable Botkins, of Kiowa
last week went to the western part o
the county to levy sa execution on sopl'
of 10. Bennington's stock. Returning
with the stock. he was stopped by Geo
J Sexton. who threatened to inflict a.
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