Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

o. l.. Settles will leave tomorrow
for his home at Fostoria, Ohio.
Tue Winfield Non-Con. Sl5O. The
INDEX, $1.OO. We VIII furnish both at
$500
Miss jessie O'Bryan departed Mon
day last for Topeka, on a visit to
friends.
Drop in and see McClearey 81 Stau-
bus, and leave your order for flour,
meal, feed, etc. 20
Catholic services will be held at the
GobeIlle building, Jan. 18th and 18th.
Rev. Bitter, officiating.
Drygoods, clothing, boots, groceries,
confectionery, ETC., at antl-McKinley
prices, at S. Y. Il f. 80
Bake" thinner, lately in the employ
w. q. Bristow, departed hence for Sc
attic, Washington, Thursday last.
Frank and Percy Kale left, for Seat
tie, Washington, Thursday last. The
new state must be on boom just now.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos takeT at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 2Stf
Tom. Harris, the gentlemanly ad-
vance agent of McFadden's Uncle
Toms Cabin company, was doing our
city, Saturday.
p. A. Simmons, of Kansas City, Mo-,
came in Monday to attend the stock
holders meeting of the First National
Bank on Tuesday.
We are informed that the farmers
dance given as per announcement at
the Sherlock hall Friday evening last,
was well merited success.
Mrs. j. Il. Renfrew, of Deerhead, re-
turned home Wednesday last, after an
enjoyable visit OF FIVE weeks, among
friends in northwest Missouri.
Ded--In New York City, January
9th. Mrs. Mary Evans, at the advanced
age of 81 years. Mrs. Evans was the
mother of Mrs. w. A. Cain Of this city.
Miss Flosse Hitchcock, of Guthrie,
Ok, where she Is now engaged as stem
Ographer to Governor Steele, came up
last week on visit to her home folks
in this city.
Scott l.. Allen, late deputy district
clerk, entered upon the duties of bust
ness manager and local editor of the
Cresset, Monday. We wish him sue
cess in his new vocation.
'Mr. Burns has a new barber in his
shop. He is a pleasant young gentle
man from Medicine Lodge" The above
is from Englewood correspondence to
the Ashland Clipper, and refers to Dan
Kidd, who left for that city about two
weeks ago.
The prospects for an abundant har-
vest next summer were never more fiat
tering than at this season. The heavy
snow during Wednesday and Thursday
last, completely blankets the earth, and
it is earnestly hoped that our farmers
will reap rich reward during 1891.
While here last week, Prof. Snow
took particular pains to visit our gyp-
sum works and the sugar mill. He
took specimens of the gypsum with
him. and noted with considerable inter
est the workings of the sugar mill, of
which he had heard so much.
An Episcopal lay service will be held
Sunday, January IS, p. M, at Mrs. +.
Martins residence. In the future SER
vice Will be held at the above address
every Sunday, at the same time Every
body is very cordially invited to always
attend these meetings.
On Sabbath morning last, Rev. North
praised the ladies Of his congregation
IN very warm manner because of the
deep and successful interest they had
taken in the finances of the church
What would we do without the ladies in
our church work. Let the men answer
. this interrogative.
The presentment of Uncle Toms
Cabin at the opera house Friday night
will, as we have reasons to believe from
the press notices this company receives
be well worth seeing and listening too
The play, though old, never loses its
beauty when rightly played, and we
hope to see a full house greet the Nc
Fadden company on their appearance
of only one evening here. The com.
pany possesses some excellent talent
and is not travelling for the benefit OF
dipping the public.
If IN the course of human events you
should desire to add the newly discov.
cred art, science or secret of capturing
the feet-fo0ied carniverous coyote OF
the boundless prairie and of securing
the scalps thereof by the wholesale, to
the repertory of your already super
abundant knowledge of huntsman lore
do not fail to call on Harry s. Lands
our genial district clerk, who pyomis'
es to take great pleasure IN the eluci
who may be interested in its acqmsi-
ton.
The officers of Pioneer Lodge. No
179, L. .. o. F., for the ensuing term
are as follows: A. j. Jones, n. G.; G..
r. Harris. V. G.; c. F. E. Reed, Re
cording sec'y,; II. $. Lands, Perma.
nent Sec'y.; W. II. Worland, Treasurer;
w. w. Hull, Warden; Ambrose Allen
Conductor; John Dollar. 1. g.; II. D.
Rec ords, o. c.; I. C. Molloy, r. S. to
N. e.; s. l.. Allen, l.. s. To N.G.; Frank
Holmes, l.. S. s.; Ii. Z. Noble, r. S. s.;
"A. schmidt, r. S. to V. g.: o. G. Boyd
q. S. to v. g.; II. G. Gould, Medical
director.