Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.

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Fresh vegetables every morning at
ii. O'Bran's. 90
p j. Mertes writes that he is located
at Choctaw City, Oklahoma.
Granville Morris has moved his
house, III the Bechtel addition, 100 feet
north.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
1st National bank.
Noble 81 Case are headquarters for
binding Irvine, and can quote the farm
ers some very low prices. 52-2
Good dinner, including ice cream, &C.,
all for % cents, at Mrs. Youmans' to-
day, at noon. Go everybody.
Henry E. Oldfather, of the Coldwa-
ter Review, was here Monday and yes
terday on his laudable periodical visit.
The new time card will not take eff
feet until next Sunday, June 1st. 1t is
probable that the mail will arrive here
an hour and a half earlier.
The Barber county representative in
the state Sunday school convention at
Hutchinson, last week, was j. d. Pur-
sell, of Mingona township.
The New Deering Jr. Steel Harvester
and Binder takes the lead over all 9TH
ers. Call and see the new improved
machine, at Noble & Cases. 52t2
The Red Barn livery and feed stable
is now run by Simpson 81 Carter-Bob
Simpson, of this city, one of the best
horsemen in the county, and b. f. Car
ter, of Isabel.
Mrs. Borgess., wife Of Elder Edgar
Borgess., of Whiting, Kansas, is here
on visit to the family of her husbands
mother, Mrs. Pardee, and will remain
couple of weeks.
w. S. Denton is the judicial commit
teeman for this district, he having been
appointed at Coldwater III September
1886, when Dawson Smith was noml-
mated against Judge Ellis.
The sugarworks company have re-
Gently sold six car loads of syrup.
Three cars went out last week and
three will be shipped this week. 1t is
used in the manufacture of rum and
alcohol.
j. -. Boggs is another one who be-
lIeves that the final cowboy reunion this
year will be largely attended. The ar
Tangement is TO have it at Kiowa, we
believe, Medicine Lodge might have
secured it, had her people taken any in
terest in the affair.
Last Thursday afternoon a party of
sixteen ladies and gentlemen went out
TO the mouth of Cedar creek, on fish
ing excursion. The wind blew all af-
ternoOn, and they caught no fish, but
they had a very pleasant time, and the
incest picnic supper imaginable.
We missed good dinner, Monday,
because 1t was raining, and we could
not 90 out to w. II. Worland's, and
help him celebrate his forUy-eighth
birthday. Perhaps the rain was of
more importance, but genuine old
Missouri dinner is not found out here
every day. We hope he may celebrate
fifty more returns of the day, and that
we may be there on each occasion.
Eagle is the name of new postoffice
established in Eagle township, near the
Dry creek school house, with John
Williams postmaster. Now, if there
was mail route from Medicine Lodge
supplying Roundup, Canema, Eagle,
Lodi, Sexton and Aetna, the people OF
the southwest part of the county would
be well fixed on mail matters. The of
fees named are at present supplied
from Kiowa.
We are pleased to announce that We
have made remarkably low clubbing
rates with the st. LOUIS Magazine, the
recognized leading low-priced Ameri
can magazine. The magazine is beauti
fully printed and illustrated. and is
historical and humorous monthly o.
fifty pages. Terms, only $3.50 a year
specimen copy six cents, sent to anyone
Address st. LOUIS Magazine, 9Ol DIV,
street, st. Louis, Mo. We will send tn
Magazine and our paper one year TO
only 81. Address this Office.
Mr.. II. Lawrence celebrated his fifty
fifth birthday last Saturday. a fin
dinner was spread, and all present die
it ample justice. Spring chicken ant
new potatoes, the first of the season
constituted part of the bill of fare
Preserved pears and peaches, put up il
Illinois eight years ago, thanked by fin
fresh strawberries and variety of ele
giant cakes and many ct ceteras. mad
a very tempting meal. The report tina
it was his seventy-fifth birthday was
mistake. but every one who knows hin
hopes that he may enjoy good healtl
until long after his centennial.
The Medicine Lodge Savings, LOAF
and Building association stockholders
at the annual meeting on the 22nd inst
elected the following directors for til
ensuing year: L. F. Caruthers, JOhl
Brown, II. O'Brian, Scott hubert, j
B. Gano, w. III. McCague and job
Dohrer. These directors will NEE
Thursday evening, June 5th, and cleo
officers from their number. At tn
same time, the stockholders will NEE
and discuss the subject Of winding II
the affairs of the association. ii is ca
culated that the borrowers can. with
out serious Inconvenience, pay off a
unpledged stock, allowing the holder
a fair profit on their investment; but
do this, il will be necessary for all stock
holders to be ready to accept the term
of settlement. A committee of A. l
Noble, ID. j. Aber and Henry Gnrs
was appointed to figure on a basis Q
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