Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-12-17

Photograph and autograph albums al
Day & Records. 80
McClearey s. StaubuS received car.
load of feed this week.
Buy you Christmas Goods of Sellers
and get $45 music box. 2S-2
The gypsum works will make a ship.
ment to-day of cement and plaster.
The regular county meeting of the
Alliance will be held January Bid. 28ti
Hand painted Porcelain Plaques,
something new, just arrived, al
YOung's. %
Drop in and see McClearey & Stau.
bus, and leave your order for flour
meal, feed, etc. 20
If you want something neat, nice and
useful for Christmast present, Noble
& Case have fine line from which to
make selections. 29t4
Circuit court is still in session, but
there are no cases of especial interest
OH the docket.
d. r. Streeter reached home at Klo-
wa, Sunday, from Chicago, where he
sold train load of cattle.
Mrs. RObt. Hamilton, who has been
at Kansas City for some months, for
medical treatment, is home again.
a little run OF beet sugar has been
made since our last issue, but the syr-
| up is not yet ready for the centrifugals.
Born-Near Sexton, in this county,
| December 9th, to the wife of John
Wahling-a boy. DR.. John Wahling in
attendance.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have Christmas tree on Christmas
eye. Everybody invited to hang their
presents on the tree.
The county alliance meets in this
| city on Saturday, January 3rd, at 10
o'clock, a. m. instead of on Monday,
the 9Th, as heretofore announced.
The Baptist Sunday school will have
a Christmas tree on Christmas eve.
All person invited to attend, and
to hang their presents on the tree.
Harry Lands, Judge Stevens and
Judge Mckay will soon take charge of
their offices. If the janitor should be
abolished, their offices will always be
found clean.
The Southern Methodists and the
Cumberland PresbyteriaDs of Hazelton,
are holding a union meeting, conducted
by Rev. Fly, of Pleasant Hope, Mo.
Large audiences are attending.
Born-Near this city, December 18th.
to the wife of Frank Block, boy. His
name is Jerry F. Block. The happy
father says the boy was shouting Bur
rah for Simpson" before he was an
hour old.
For holiday excursions, distance not
exceeding 200 miles, the Santa Fe will
sell tickets at one and one-third fare
for round trip. Tickets on sale Dec.
"a, %, 3lst and Jan. l, good to return
till January s. sob
A private letter from Mrs. Simpson.
dated, Dec. 10th, says they will have
ten days excursion on the river,
and then come back to Ocala
and spend a week before start
ing for Kansas.
Hubbard ratified off three beautiful
clocks Friday evening, which were
awarded as follows: LIST prize, William
Durret; I'd prize, Scott Rubert; Sd prize,
Chas. Mari. The two highest and low
est numbers winning.
Coldwater Review: 'E. Sample, of
Medicine Lodge, accredited in this
community with being contributor to
the Kansas City Sunday Sun, was look
ing after some legal business before the
district court this week."
J. u. Boggs, while working in the
Strip, two weeks. discovered fine pair
of elk antlers. They are about six feet
long, and in good state of preserva-
ton. He has promised them to the IN
DEX, as he thinks we are entitled to
wear the horns.
County Lecturer, p Hill, wants all
alliances to correct the time of meeting.
if 1t is wrong as now published. Hep pro-
poses to visit the alliances, and does not
want TO come at the wrong time. He
will visit Monument alliance after the
Goth if they will notify him at Sharon
when to come. 2t
Standiford, Youmans s. Eldred have
laid in an unusually large stock of all
kinds of goods, and their stock COM
prises nearly everything that is needed
IN housekeeping. They buy tor spot
cash, and they had bought and paid
for their stock before the Mckinley
bill got in its deadly work. They can
and will give you better bargains than
any house In the county. 20
Greensburg Times: Medicine Lodge
sugar works are coming to the front as
the leading plant in the state. Dele
gates from many towns and cities visit
ed her mammoth plant last week to
witness the process of sugar making
from beets and sorghum cane. The ia
| cilities are so ample, improved and
scientific in the manufacture of sugar
and the process so rapid that the opera
ton fairly made the delegation dizzy in
its observations. The beetS are
dumped from the farmers wagons into
washing rooms. From thence they are
emerged in tanks of water, run into
steam dryers and then ready for the
diffuser. The committees report see
ing the beets going In at the rear door
and the sugar ready for the market
coming in barrel shape out of the front
door. We congratulate the Lodge for
her pluck and energy i'll pushing her
sugar industry TO the front ranks, max
| lnp it the model for the state.''