Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.
More rain Monday night.

Mrs. j. b. Fly, of HaZelton, ID on a
visit to Pleasant Hope, Mo.
Chester L. Long as Walter Weathers-
by, at the opera house Friday night.
Born-In this county, June 9Th, TO
the wife of George II. Reynolds, girl.
Hon. Chester l. Long will deliver
Fourth of July Grafton at Garden City.
In game of poker will two kings beat
three tens2 Yes, if the kings are well
backed.
Attica Advocate: MRS. Wadsworth,
of Medicine Lodge, was in the city last
Saturday"
Mrs. Noble and her two children left,
yesterday to spend few weeks on their
farm, near Attica.
Born-In this county, June 18th, to
the wife Of Robert Bisby, a girl. DR..
Moore in attendance.
w. W. Alexan der, Of Hopkinsville,
KY, came In Monday, on visit to his
brother-in-law, II. A. Burnett.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 2Stf
Secure your seats at the p. o. Book
Store, for the entertainment Friday
evening, at Ihompson's opera house.
Prof. Leo Vincent, of Winfield, was
here couple Of hours yesterday, and
went away we'll pleased with his visit.
Wanted by DR.. Yant man to study
Dentistry. Will furnish the right man
aplace to make money in October.
Call soon. 48tf
County Lecturer Hill will meet with
Medicine Valley alliance on Saturday
evening, June 9th. Executive session;
important work. ct
Judge G.. w. Stevens left here Satur-
day afternoon, for Denver, Colorado.
His daughter, Mrs. Jones, will proba-
bly, return he re with him.
Taxpayers should remember that the
10Th of June is the last day they have
to pay the last half of their taxes for
last year. After that time penalty is
added.
John w. McKeever, of Hennessey,
Oklahoma, and Miss Lena Greer, of
Medicine Lodge, have been licensed by
the probate court, of Sumner county to
get married.
BOrn-In this city, June 18th to the
wife of L. b. Wright, boy. Mr..
Wright passed his three score-and
tenth mile stone long while ago, and
is entitled to the bakery.
Anthony Enterprise: &c. S. Jobes
and Russell Virgins of Attica, and Ches-
ter 1. Long, of Medicine Lodge, were III
the city this week, In attendance at the
Attica sugar works litigation in the dis
Crict court"
All surveillance lecturers of the
county are requested to meet with the
county lecturer at the court house at
10 o'clock a. IN. ON Saturday, June 9th,
in compliance with an order of the
National lecture Bureau.
~. S. Experimental Sugar Farm" is
the way the large sign reads that now
hangs across the road at the entrance
OF the sugar farm, mile west of town.
is the workmanship of j. III. Minick.
will. S. Falls, book-keeper at the
Citizens State bank, left yesterday for
his home at Benton Harbor, Mich, to
visit month with parents and friends.
This is his first visit at home for two
years, and he goes bent on having a
good time.
There will be picnic OIL July Fourth
at the river crossing, one mile south Of
Mingona, at the Ebersole grove. Good
speakers will be in attendance. A good
dinner and a good time are assured to
all who attend. The public are cordi-
ally invited,
About half the corn in this county
has been Laid by" But hundreds of
acres will yet be planted in corn. Some
of our farmers are counting on getting
the wheat off the ground, and then
planting it in corn. 1t will be late, and
may make larger y ield than the early
planting.
1t com menced raining at $50 O'Clock
last Saturday evening and rained till
o'clock. There was no wind, and the
rain came gently, and all went into the
ground. Sunday was bright warm
day. Monday morning was bright I'M
ell eleven o'clock. \ cloud drifted by
abort o'clock and we received good
shower tSf half an hour.
There was oHite lively interest TAX
en- in the Baptist Sunday school, by the
little folks to see who could bring IN
the largest collection of pennies. Mas
ter Harry Sellers led the boys, present-
ing an envelope with 70 cents. Miss
Grace Mullen brought 35 cents, being
the highest amount raised by any girl
of the school.
Wichita Beacon: "ScOtt Denton and
Tim Molloy, two stalwart democrats of
Medicine Lodge, are III the city to-day
,on legal business. They report wheat
cutting commenced on large scale in
their county. and think the entire yield
will not fall very much short of $780,
900 bushels. Mr.. Molloy, who is chair.
man of the democratic organization OF
the county, says the democratic party
is as strong in Barber county as
It ever was"
4'Children's Day" was observed by
the Baptist, Methodist and Presbyteri.
an Sunday schools in this city last Sun
day, the Baptists and Methodists hold
ing thelr exercises at IL o'clock In the
morning, and the Presbyterlans hold
ing theirs Stnight. The churches were
all,handsomeiS decorated with natural
an,r,Ora tho rn,,si,, was unusually fine