Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-12-23

( Silk Mufers and Handkerchiefs at,
sthe Cash Store. 1t
I We are glad the days can't get any
sshorter than they now are.
q 1t IS fashionable now to ask an &C
'How's your grip?''
Try our Saratoga -four. Every sack
guaranteed at the Cash Store. 1t
The Methodist ladies got late start
with their fair, but they made it sue
acess, as usual.
Miss Joy Holmes, of Bethany College
Topeka, came in yesterday to spend the
sholidays at home.
Sid Mcdonald, the popular barber of
5Dohrer's shop. left yesterday for Wich-
slta, To recuperate for few days.
Noble q Case have something nice andI
useful for Holiday Goods. Call andj
see them before you purchase. st
Miss Cora McClearey returned last
week, from long visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. j. Cahill, at Kansas City.
Mrs. Geo. W. Brown lett here yester-
sday, for visit of three weeks to her
father, in Clay county. Nebraska.
The flag at the school building was
aplaced at half mast yesterday on ac-
3count of the death of Senator Plumb.
The women of Medicine Lodge wereI
I in depressed spirits yesterday, so far
Jas talking went-it was the shortest day
sof the year.
Cook 81 Palmer do general real es
tate business and make a speciality oil
3renting and looking after farms fol
inon-resldents A
d Lost, on the 18th of November, some
jwhere on the road southwest of Medi-
1;ine Lodge, black Prince Albert coat l
5Please leave it at this office.
A court in lunacy was convened BY
jthe probate judge, last Friday, to exam
zine INTO the mental condition of the
aprisOner, w. Wire. He was pronounced
siinsane, and will soon be taken to an!
gasylum.
The INDEX can furnish you with any
newspaper or magazine in the United
Estates, and save you the trouble oil
awriting, and the postage, and in many
Ceases we can give reduction fromI
publishers prices. If
z Monday there was but one afternoon
apaper reached this city, and it contain
sed the announcement of the death oil
dSenatOr Plumb. OF course everybody
awanted to see the papers, but thereI
5were none to be seen.
q Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
l5Of best -four in exchange for a bushel
.9Of wheat testing 60; 80 pounds of Crys-
ssstal, or 40 pounds of Clipper flour for al
sbuShel of wheat testing 60. -Four, BRAN
Sand shorts always on hand at the mill
'stor sale or exchange. 13-tf
q Ladies, do you want to make your
ahusbands, brothers or best fellows nice
zChristmas presents? If so go toI
s YOung's drug store, where you will
lind the largest and neatest stock of
AChristmas goods ever brought to this
zscity. Call in and look over the stock
.Jbefore making your purchases. 20
8 AT a meeting of Grandview alliance,
HDecember 18th, the following officers
awere elected: President, G. F. Brat.
tain; vice-president, R. C. Warren; sec
sretary and treasurer, w. H. Worland; i
! lecturer, N. l.. Chenoweth; assistant
lecturer, E. R. Howard; chaplain, Julia
JWOrland; stewart, E. l.. Brattain; door
keeper, George Priest.
The following from the Ashland Jour
znal will be of interest to Harry's many
afriends in this city: SIN a recent COM
s munication Harry Barroll states that
lsne has severed his connection with theI
ISfirm of Theis. Foster & Barroll, of Spo-
5skane, and is travelling for Blair g. Co. e,
.SOf New York. He says he likes the
i5business and, as he draws a good sal
gary, ought to be getting along swim
.amingly. A host of friends here will be
.sgIad to hear of his success, as he is a
observing young man."
s Lorraine Chapter, No 80, at it's meet
.sing Monday evening, elected the follow
s5ing officers: Mrs. Francis Ellis, worthy
3matrOn; Mrs. Clara Hinman, associate
5matrOn; Judge 7. l.. O'Bryan, worthy
3ipatron; Mrs. Celia Day, treasurer; Mrs.
IN. V. O'Bryan, secretary; Mrs. Mary
ssDeLisle, cOnductress; Mrs. Woodward,
sssassociate cOnductress; c. w. Ellis, H.
e A. Burnett and G. /. Long, trustees.
q The above officers will be publicly in
STALLED, at the lodges hall, Saturday
ssevening. Agood attendance is desired
81 Fidelity lodge. No. so, A. o. U. W., at
5gtheir last regular meeting, Dec. 18th.
5ielected the following officers for the
4lyear 1892: Master Workman, Geo. w.
fsStevens; foreman, John Higgins; over
ssseer, w. II. Moore; recorder, j. w.
slSinger; financier, L. l.. Lindley; receiv-
ger, W. S. Finney; guide, NJ. A. Wooner:
3nside Waterman, J. A. Langhorst;
Ismedical examiner, w. H. Moore; repre-
& sentative to grand lodge, j. W. Singer;
ISalternate, E. M. Byerley. The above
1 ofTicers will be installed on Friday even
Sing, January s, 1892. All members are
I9requested to attend.
s. We heard good joke on one of our
5farmers last week. 1t is said he accus-
4 led neighbor of killing calf. He and
q the neighbor met, and the accused re
embarked that he did not like to carry the
I9iOad unless he got a licking also. The
sSfarmer told him he could accommodate
Edhim on that score, and they went at il
lickety-split." The unpleasantness
i TASTED about fifteen minutes, when
s3friends interfered. The accused man
esnad the best of the fight. We are of the
lssopinion that a man who will make a