Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-02-04
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LOCAL NEWS.

District court VIII meet III thls city
next Tuesday.
Cook s, Palmer give lowest rates on
farm ana CITY loans. Is
Fouud-Two mile north Of Roundup,
gentleman's gaiter shoe Call at this
Office.
Or. Yant-Dentist. Wir be back in
his Office March 7, ready to DO best den
tai work 35
Wanted -Boarders at Turck's restaur-
ant Best board in tire town tor the
money. 81
Judge Mckay seems to be getting
along splendidly holding his court at
Anthony.
Boru-On January 28tb, TO the wife
OF p. B. Cole ira girl. Or. Karr in
attendance.
Don't forget the masquerade ball, to
be gwen by our band, on Friday night,
February 18th.
Drop in and see McClearey & Stau-
bus, and leave your order for flour,
meal, feed, etc. %
}. NJ. Lahey returned, last Wednes-
day, from Anthony, where he had been
on legal business.
Mrs. w. T.. Rouse has about recover
ed from her long spell of sickness, and
now Earl is sick.
The latest, tenderest and best beef
at the Central meat market, opposite
1st National bank. A
Irwin II. Stafford, of the INDEX force.
went TO Coldwater, last Friday, and re-
manned till Tuesday.
Mrs. Coulter, who has had danger
Gus attack of cry sipelas, is now improv-
ing rapidly, and is out of danger.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 2Stf
Go,aud get vaccinated while the virus
is fresh. but don't forget to take some
cash along, the stuff costs money. DIR.
Kocieil. 81
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the
winter Early 10 the morning the
thermometer registered s degrees
above zero.
Ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. J. Z. Hall,
Thursday afternoon, > p. m. Mrs. Run
gan, secretary
We have received a copy of the
Slaughter Sun, 10y NJ. l.. Sherry, form
cry of tins city. Slaughter is in King
county, Washington.
The Helping Hands will meet with
Miss Lulu Knrr on Saturday Feb. 7th
1891, at o'ocloek p. n. All members
are requested to be present. Lulu Kari
Sec'y.
.Nfuu programme of the entertain
ment 10 he given by the Ladies aid So
ciety OF the Baptist church, Thursday,
February 18th, will appear in our next
issue.
Albert McClearey, who has beeneon-
nected with the First National Bank Of
this city for long time departed for
KansasCity, Sunday, where he will pro-
baby remain.
\ heavy snow fell here for an hour or
more on Thursday, but 1t melted as
yapidly as it fell The ground is
thoroughly saturated, and one good
rain in the spring will make a wheat
crop.
Try I2-pomd sack of Weber's new
Graham Flour. Also try his new corn
l., . mil ~ a
nett's store. Any article bought at the
mill will be delivered free of charge to
my mart of town. %
SIX weeks of grounding winter may
be expected, If the signs do not fail.
But if we do get six weeks of winter
from now on 1t will be no more than
our share, for we have had no winter so
far worthy OF mention.
The Sunday school institute, held
here last week by Elder Marion lngels,
Of Topeka, has done much good. Ety.
erybody speaks in praise of his earnest
eloquent speeches. We much regret
our inability to attend.
ID. c. Book returned, last Wednesday
from trip to Kansas City, st. Joseph
st. Louis and Chicago. He WAS early
in the market, with spot cash to pay
for his goods and he bought the pick OF
abe market. at bis own price.
Born-Near this city, on February
3rd, 1891, 70 the wife Of Ben. +. Wads-
worth. a girl This was Mrs. Wads-
worth present to her husband on his
28th birthday. and Ben. feels cores
= pondingly happy. Or. Burney ofliciat
ing
Mr.. Martin, our photographer, has
been experimenting in instantaneous
photography. and has succeeded beyond
his expectations The pictures ar,
taken by cash light and one-tentl
of a second is ample time. Call and SCI
specimens Of his work.
J. d. Boggs has discovered the re
mains Of a mammoth down in thl
Strip. and VIII bring few specimen
bones TO the INDEX Office for exhibi
ton. We notice Harper county issome
what excited because one of her citizen
has discovered the bones OF a man
moth.
$. $ Robinson, of Hazelton, sent
lot Of chickens to Topeka, to the stat,
poultry show. lie captured a humble
of premiums. We we're there, and saw
an excellent lot 1T fowls Mr. Robin
son won premiums o7er the best lot o
fowls that could have been found il
the state.
Hazelton Express "Airs. NJ. NJ. Gam
BILE, of Abbott, Tenn, mother OF G. (
and w L. Gamble and Mrs. DR.. Wal