Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-07

but very slowly.
Rdbt. Gibson has moved to his farm
about ten miles east of this city.
MIR. Dresser has moved into the Rob,
Gibson house, on Walnut street.
Born-Near Hazelton December 9th
TO the wife of Chas. George, d girl.
Mrs. Coulter, i'll the north end Of
town, has been quite sick, this week.
Senator Long and w. S. Denton left,
Monday, for Topeka, on legal business
Christmas goods, large stock and
endless variety at Young's drug store
Wanted-Boarder at Turck's restaur.
ant. Best board in the town Tor thu
money 81
Hand-painted Porcelain Plaques
something new, just arrived, al
I Ioung's. -
Mrs. W. 7. Rouse. who has been seri
ously sick for several weeks. is getting
along nicely.
Drop in and see McClearey s. Stiu.
bus, and leave your order for flour
meal, feed, etc. 20
Drygoods, clothing, boots, groceries
confectionery, ETC., at antIMcKinley
prices, at S. Y. d E. %
Don't forget Prof. Shows lecture al
opera next Friday night, for the bene-
III of orr Dublic school
Married-In this county, December
oath, Richard Allen and Miss Laura
McNett, of Moore township.
Misses Lizzie and Lucy Swank, re-
turned from their visit to the eastern
part of the state last Friday.
Nowis your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal.
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 28tf
Next Tuesday our new county of.
ficers will take their Offices, and Judge
Mckay will take the bench at Anthony
The Christian church Will hold Sun
day school institute, beginning Tues
day, January 9th, and lasting over
sunday.
y gentleman in our Office remarked
the other day, that some epidemic had
gotten amongst the women, and they
are all sick.
Found-FiYe miles east of town, on
Saturday, black hat. It is at this Of
lice,if owner don't come for it, the editor
will wear 1t to Topeka.
Vol. No. of the Coldwater Voice
comes to us this week marked Y. The
Voice succeeds the Echo aud works in
the interest of the Alliance.
We are informed by persons south of
this city, that there was about twice as
much snow at Kiowa last Thursday
night as there was at this place.
The Kiowa Journal has been leased
to VIM. Mexican, who has virtually had
charge Of the Office since last Novem-
Der. There will be no change in its
political conduct.
Geo. a. Tucker, local editor of the
Harper Sentinel, is filing e. b. Trick
ett's place on the Cresset this week.
Mr.. Trickett was called to Harper, Sat
urday, on account of the illness Of his
baby.
Advertising pays. a Kansas editor
advertised for the owner of lost peck
etbOok, and that night a burglar enter
ed his Office and robbed HIM of the
pocketbook and everything he possess
ed.
Try 12-pound sack of Weber's new
Graham Flour. Also try his new corn
meal. For sale at the mill or at Bur
nett's store. Any article bought at the
mill will be delivered free of charge to
any part of town. %
Citizens Band elected the following
officers for the ensuing term, last Fri
day night: Am. Allen, president and
musical director; J. NJ. Jayne, vice.
PRESIDENT; Sam. j. Adams, secretary;
Chas. Faynter, treasurer.
Noah advertised the food He lived
through it and the other fellows who
laughed at him were drowned. Ever
since then the advertiser has been get
ting along and those who don't adver
tse have been getting left.
The Presbyterian Sunday school has
elected the following officers tor this
year: ID. J. Aber, superintendent; E
NJ. Byerley, assistant; Miss Thed;
| North. secretary; Miss Carrie Carmich
ael, treasurer; Miss Jennie Currie, or
! ganist.
J. p. RenfreW was III town Saturday
/ to meet his wife, who has been visiting
her parents in Missouri for the past
| five weeks. He went down to the traiI
and she was not there. He was awful
lonesome as he trudged slowly back NJ
/ town. We felt sorry for him, and saiC
all we could to comfort him, but on
words were wasted. We hope Mrs
/ Renfrew has reached home 'ere this.
Late gags about Jerry: The lates
one no Jerry is TO the effect that whel
asked to attend soiree, he said tina
{ he was afraid he would catch it, as HI
was awful easy taking things -. :
waiter IN a southern hotel offered
Simpson a napkin with the great gust,
common to swell walters, and Jerr,
took him down a notch or two: "LoOl
here, young feller,' he said, none o
your pranks with me; I've got a hand
kerchief.n
New Years day did not bring tn,
warmth and sunshine many had antici
pated, yet those who had planned da,
of merriment would not let the cole
wind which whistled around the hons,
corner. or the fine flakes of snow which
were hurled into the face of pedestrian
who had to face the biting north wind