Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-03-04

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call on BRONSON Il ROUCHIN. They have
the only complete set of Abstract Books in
Barber county.
Call on Cook Il Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
McCIearey & Staubus nave a fine lot
of seed Barley for sale. 80.
The INDEX is prepared to print horse
bills on the shortest notice. Al
Hon. 7. A. McNeal returned, last
Thursday, from visit to Hutchinson.
c. S. Jobes, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, went to Attica last Thurs
day.
Try the Medicine Lodge News Co. for
Laundry Work. Satisfaction guaran-
Jeed. 80
Several car loads of sorghum seed
and millet seed have been shipped out
from this place.
The married ladies of this city will
give party at the Grand on Friday
evening, to the Bachelors Club.
AS we go to press this, Wednesday
morning, the weather is cold, with a
slight east wind, and snow is falling.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades So per dozen. 2Stf
On Monday eve. March 9th. there will
be special business before Delphia
lodge, No. 40, and the G.. &. desires a
full attendance.
The Helping Hands will meet with
Miss Bessie Woodward, next Saturday,
March 7th, 1891, at o'clock p. M. Lu-
la Karr, secretary.
Miss Josie Eubanks, of Kansas City,
who had been here on "a visit, left last
Thursday, for home. She stopped off
at Wellington for short visit.
Kiowa wants a Touring mill. We
hope she may soon get one. She Is in
good wheat country, with plenty of
water, and mill could do well there.
n. Multer, of Kiowa, jumped from
his wagon, one day last week, and fell,
dislocating shoulder. DIR. Cloud is
waiting on him, and he is getting along
| nicely.
Mr.. &. Q. Chandler, of Sioux City,
Iowa, president of the Citizens bank, of
this city, who had been here for few
days on bank business, left for home
last Thursday.
The county deposits have been
awarded to the Citizens State bank,
that bank agreeing to carry out the
contract entered into by the Citizens
National bank about year ago,
Jimmie Taliaferro reached home last
Thursday, from Topeka, where he had
been since the 18th of January, acting
as secretary for Representative Hickox.
Topeka seems to have agreed with
Jimmie.
Meetings have been held at the Wal
stad school house, during the last two
weeks. The people have taken an in
terest which shows that they want
their children brought under religious
training.
Kramer Deal was out hunting, Mon
day, and killed two swans and brandt.
We believe this puts him at the head
of the list for big game. Since the fore
going was put III type we have received
later returns. L., Munson went hunt
ing yesterday, and brought home two
swans, a brandt and fourteen ducks.
Our cement works have been shipping
out quite a lot of their product of late.
Last Wednesday they sent out car
load, which makes the third car load in
three weeks. The cement is working
its way into popularity, and when it is
fully appreciated the works here will
have to run day and night to keep up
with orders.
Miss Octavia Gibson, we'll known in
this city, a sister OF Mrs. James Nc
Kay, was married at Fort Worth, Tex
as, on the 18th of February She was
there visiting sister, when she met her
old lover, and their quarrels were for
gotten, peace reigned and love gained a
long deferred victory. May happiness
and prosperity attend the union.
There was a small fire yesterday al
noon. The stable of Rev. Pinkston
caught fire, and was burned. Six pigs
In pen adjoining the stable were also
burned to death. We learn that part
of the stable was being used as a smoke
house, and IL smoke was being kept
under some meat. The loss is but
slight, but it feels pretty heavy when 1t
falls on apoor man.
john \. Templemau has retired from
the Coldwater Review, and Henry Z
| Oldfatber, who has been connected
with the paper for number of years,
is now sole editor aud manager. The
Review will not suffer by the change.
Henry is good rustler, and we wish
him success. II the five papers in that
city could swallow each other until only
two were left, there would be some
show of those two making living.
The show at the opera house last Fri
day night was given up on account of
the bad weather, and the dates changed
to Saturday and Monday nights. There
was good crowd out Saturday night,
and all seemed we'll entertained. The
slight of hand tricks were well execut-
ed, and the aerial suspension was very
good. The elocution was not the best
nor the worst we ever heard, but as the
selections were good they passed off
very we'll.
The Citizens National bank. of tins
city, was, last week, converted into a
State bank. In legal phraseology, the
National bank went into liquidation.
and goes opt OF business. and the Citi-
zens State bank has sprung into exis.
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