Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-16
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LOCAL NEWS.

progress.
John Luallen is better, but not well
enough TO attend to business.
Thos. Best shipped a carload Of CO.
ment to st. Louis last Saturday.
Everybody who could do 80 went to
Kiowa last week, to attend the fair.
Remember the meeting at College
Hill. Several candidates will probably
be there.
Rev. North will preach at Guthrie,
Ok, next Sunday, and Rev. Hahn will
oil his pulpit in this city.
The ladies aid soci ETY. Of the Baptist
church will meet at the chapel Thurs
day afternoon at three o'clock.
r. V. Cant has moved his family into
town, and they are now living opposite
the Methodist church, north of VIM.
Palmer's.
The executive committee of the coun-
ty central committee will meet at the
INDEX Office at 2'Oclock on next Satur-
day. Business.
Ladies don't fail to visit our
special advance sale of fash
ionable garments. w. H. Har-
mon IL Co.
DIR. Yant will leave the first of next
month to attend dental college. All
persons wishing first-class dental work
should call at once. 1914
Judge Mckay adjourned court, last
Tuesday evening, till Saturday, at the
request Of the bar, to give everybody a
chance to attend the fair at Kiowa.
Wichita Beacon: MRS. Ed. Gascoine
and son Guy have gone to Medicine
Lodge for few weeks visit with her
parents. Ed is keeping bachelors hall. -
Burnett & Co. want all the chickens
they can get. Spring chickens, old
hens or ROSTERS. Don't be afraid Of
Quitting the market. We want all you
have. Is
The Hutchinson fair begins Septem-
Der %, and lasts four days. Reduced
railroad rates. Go up to the big en-
campments on the 2lst and 22d, and stay
all week.
r. V. Cant started to Pursell, 1. T.,
yesterday, to recover, If possible, some
of the property of Jacob Miller, his
neighbor who died there a couple of
weeks ago.
Judge Stevens and Harry Lands
left, Monday afternoon, for Wichita, to
attend the big Peoples party rally
which began there yesterday. They
will be back to-day.
Open meeting at College Hill school
house, miles southeast, Saturday
evening, September 10Th. L. w. De-
Geer and others will address the people
on the issues of the day.
J.P. Hall brought us three ears of his
nifty acre corn crop. He did not ran
sack the field for big ears, but they
will bear inspection. He has no corn
20 sell, and would not sell any if he had
twice as much as he has.
George Washington Finney and Rich
ard Wilson, Esq, went to KiOwa last
Thursday morning to see the big day"
OF the fair. They remained for the
dance in the evening and returned home
Friday morning amid showers of-Of-
mud.
Reduced rates to Topeka, Kansas
account Kansas state fair, to be held at
Topeka, Sept. 18th to 10th. Tickets on
sale Sept. 10th to 10th, at one fare for
the round trip. Good returning Sept.
2lst. w. .. Horr, agent Santa Fe
route.
The county fair held at Kiowa was
we'll attended, and the exhibits in all
classes we're better than usual. The
fair closed Friday, but there was a
good crowd on the grounds on Satur-
day afternoon, when some good races
were run.
Fol Sale Cheap-One sewing machine,
one gasoline stove, one heating stove,
n ten-fOOt curtain pole, and other
things too numerous to mention. Must
be sold, as l shall soon leave the city.
Call and see them. Miss Emma Her
man. 16
Are you going to the grand rally and
two-days' encampment at Hutchinson,
Kansas, on September 21st and I'D.
l.. l.. Polk, Paul VanDevert, 1.-THE G. A.
II. veteran and late commander of the
G.. A. r. Willis, McGrath, Bashore
and others Will be there. 1t will be a
dandy.
Jacob Miller, who lived near Min
gona, went down in the Indian Terri
tory about four weeks, was taken sick
at Pursell, and his wife went there to
attend him. lie died about ten days
after her arrival. He leaves wife and
two children. Mrs. Miller came home
last Wednesday. He was about IS
years of age.
There were two train loads OF cattle
shipped from here last Sunday evening,
the whole number of cars being %. OF
these IL. NJ. Ingraham shipped cars;
q. b. Currie cars, and George Hen
erickson 10 cars. Mr.. Burnett and Roy,
Mr.. Weber, John Lee, Charlie Staubus,
T.. Taylor and j. Wilson went along
with the stock.
Wellington Standard: MRS. James
Elliott, of Medicine Lodge, guest at
the Phillips house, bad the misfortune
Monday to hurt one of her hands in a
serious manner. In lowering the win
dow, 1t fell upon the hand in question,
decorating 1t badly and MASKING the
bones in two OF the fingers. DIR. Wal
lace dressed the injured member and
the patient is doing nicely"
Our teweler, w. G. Sellers, has a
right to feel little proud. Even in