Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-01-28
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CITY lOdHS. .
Andrew Jackson Jones Esq. left for
Topeka, Friday.
Cook & Palmer give lowest rates on
farm and CITY loans. IS
DR.. j. r. Mckee, of Harper, came
over on professional visit Monday.
McClearey & Staubus will sell you
feed and mill stuff at bottom prices. 20
r. NJ. Sparks shipped car of fat
hogs to Kansas City, Saturday evening
last.
Wanted-Boarders at TurcK's restaur-
ant. Best board in the town tor the
money. 81
DR.. Yant-Dentist. VIII be back in
his office March Z, ready to do best den
tai work. 80
Commissioner Reagln, of the first dis
trict, made the INDEX a pleasant call
Saturday.
The w. G. 7. U. will meet on Tues
day, Feb. 3rd, with Mrs. DR.. Burney.
Mrs. A. NJ. HOuchln, Sec'y.
Dad" Straw has so far recovered
from his recent attack of erysipelas as
to be able to resume business again.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 28tf
License has been issued authorizing
the marriage of Mr.. Charles Garten to
Miss l.. NJ .Lawrence-bot Of Mingona
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Dresser. Mrs. a. NJ Houchin
Sec'y.
An Episcopal Sunday school viii be
held at the residence of Mrs. Martin.
second avenue west, next Sunday after
noon at 2:45. All the children are in
vited to attend.
Married-In this city January 22d, at
o'clock p. M, by Judge G. w. Stey-
ens-Mr. Oliver S. Boggs, aged 81, and
Mrs Alwinda Swartz, aged ~. All of
Medicine Lodge.
DIR. r. Il. Currie Veterinarian per-
formed difficult, but highly success
full operation by removing an old can
Ger from the neck of "a ''time honored'
mule yesterday.
Mrs. Mark Macy received a telegram
last week to the effect her sister living
at Thorntown. Indiana, was at the
point of death, for which place she de-
parted for last Sunday.
a Milton Brown, of St Joseph, Mo.
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. T. Pearson. since Friday last
returned to his home yesterday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Pearson.
Seed corn will be a very important
item for farmers next spring, and it is
now none too soon to make arrange
ments for securing what they know to
be thoroughly reliable seed.
Messrs. Railsback s. son of Deerhead
have rented the ''Star Barn. . northeast
corner of First Avenue and Oak street.
this city, where they will open an Ali
ance feed barn February LIST.
DR.. Kociell wishes to announce that
| he has just received a small supply OF
cow-pox virus. Those wishing To be
vaccinated Should call on the doctor at
once. First come first served The
virus is fresh just from the Missouri
vaccine farm.
A typographical tourist, more com
monty called tramp printer, claiming
to hail from the Panhandle of Texas
was in the city Monday, the guest OF
the fraternity. His requests were more
forcible than beautiful.
Attorney w. w. S. Snoddy, haying
removed from his farm to this city, la,
opened an Office in the Citizens Nat.
ional bank building, where he may be
found at all times during business
hours. Entrance from Main street
All are invited to call whether in ques
of legal help or not.
Mr.. Moreland, one of the section
men at this point, received by telegram
the sad intelligence of the death of hi!
sister, last Tuesday morning, who re
sides at Topeka Mr.. Moreland accom-
panied by his family left for that plac,
on the afternoon passenger, to attend
the funeral which occurs to-day.
At congregational meeting of thu
Presbyterian church, held III this city
Wednesday last, Messrs. T. A. Nc
Neal, w. S. Finney and L. L. LjndleS
were elected trustees, and Miss Mary
Stevens as treasurer. Judging from
reports submitted the financial condi
ton of the church is In an excellent
condition, and fraternal spirit of the
utmost harmony and good will reign'
supreme throughout each and every
department.
John w. Upperman of this city, +;
veteran of the war of 1875, has jus
been informed by the commissioner o.
pensions, that his claim for pension
has been allowed dating from 1883. A
Mr.. Upperman filed his application il
1879, he is legally entitled to an annnit.
dating from the date of his discharge il
1865. The INDEX trusts that he vii
continue TO knock, ask and swear no
at all''-until he ana others receiyt
their justly earned dues.
The following veterans of the war o
lS6l-6o, We're examined by our loea
board of pension examiners during tn
fortnight ending Jan. p, for pensions
Newton w. Green, Co. K. 18th w Va
MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge; Charles 6
Taliaferro, Co. K, 18th Mo- cavalry
Medicine Lodge; George w. Coon, Co
K, l1sth Ohio volunteers Sharon; w
IL. Weidner, Co. L, I'd Kansas cayalr,
Medicine Lodge; James S. Anderson
Co. Z, 18th Mo. Medicln,
Lodge; w. Z. Turner, Co. E, 18th Kas