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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-23
Medicine Lodge and Sawyer

-OI AUh LIN e
G. w. COULTER, PROPRIETOR.
WILL carry passengers. baggage and express
W between Medicine Lodge and Sawyer.
viii leave Medicine Lodge on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, AZ 1880 a. m. and arrive at
Sawyer at ii 30; leave Sawyer at las p. M; ar
rive az Medicine Lodge at 500 p. m. 20
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-23
WAS 1T A MASCOTq

A Simple Card Which the Owner Could Not
Lose Except at a Loss.
Say, did you ever have anything
that you wanted to get rid of and
couldn't?' asked one young man of an
other in State street cafe the other
evening.
Eyes; chills and fever"
"Oh, l don't mean diseases or general
assinity. either. I'm speaking of some
article"
''Well had dog once I couldn't get
rid of till"
II mean an inanimate object that be-
came nuisance to you. Now, have
carried in my poe ket for months card
with fire alarm box locations on it from
one of the nsighboring cities. It was
so near the size and shape of my bust
ness cards that was continually hand
ing it out by mistake. Well, I've thrown
that thing aside in changing stuff from
the pockets of one vest to the other at
least dozen times, and yet always
found it on me whenever reached for a
business card l threw it in the CRATE
and it went in the ashpan, where the
servant found it and carefully put it on
the dresser.
Il had scrubbed my name and ad-
dress on the thing, and when 1 threw
1t out of the Office window a small boy
picked it up and brought it back to me
with request for dime. l put it in
the waste basket and the janitor fished
it out and tucked it in the corner of the
blotter on my desk.
THE other day was upon the roof
of the Rookery and threw that blamed
card out over the street. It sailed UP
In the wind, and then revolving like a
wheel flew back again and landed at
my feet That settled it I'm not SUI
perstitious, but I'm convinced that card
is sconnected in some way with nv
destiny, and I've got it slowed away
safe in my pocket and am going to take
care Of it Here it is
The young man pulled soiled bit of
pasteboard from his pocket, went to
pass it to his friend, and it dropped
down through the grating of the un-
used hot-air register and was lost for
ever
''rll bet twenty to one that have a
years bad luck, now" calculated the
owner of the card, and as he spoke the
ticker In the corner announced the fin.
ish of another race at Washington
Park, and the young man who was not
superstitious tore up two pool tickets
and made the air blue with sulphurous
Language. Chicago News.
Once during the siege of Paris the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-23

Once during the siege of Paris the
great French poet was entertaining a
few of his friends. Victor Hugo, it
must be confessed, was rather grandil-
oquent and had an immense opinion of
his personal influence Addressing his
friends, he said: 81 have an idea. l
will go out alone in the face of the en-
envy. shall be shot But at my death
the siege will be finished" eyes, as far
as you are concerned, answered one of
his guests. somewhat irreverently.
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Coz. RUFUS Hep;hcrone l. prom inent ranch
man OF Martin county. Texas. He Was re-
Gently the hero 81 an adyenture riy4lling the
but which is youched for by several other
wsll-known. reliable gentlemen. Col. Hep
tnerone. In company with three others. was eli
deavorlnC 10 ford a small stream OF the class
snSTn Hs lost rSsrS as I. Loses f,s:lt in tho
which is known as Pilgrims Friend. is Very
RAPID. running downward with great speed.
and 1t Is at all timos considered dangerous 10
cross; but, being in haste. Heptherone rad his
Hepthsrone led the way and had only pro.
coded few foot when his horse Was caught
in The current and Uorno away before the
others could lend any assistance. Iieptherono
soon lost his hold on tho animal and gave him
sell up Tor iosi on approaching the sink hole
made an attempt to catch at the Garth IS he
went under. but. carried by the powerful sue
ton, vanished with the stream. He became
unconsc ous nj this point and know no NOR .
until he found himself in the hands OF couple
OF negroes, who wero endeavoring to restore
him to consciousness.
These stated that they had been fishing in a
small lake known as Johnson's nond, when
they saw the body OF a man rise suddenly 10
their boat, rescued the Colonel whom it
proved TO DO. though their craft was nearly
capsized By the vol ums 81 water that seemed
to burst ~ this point from the bottom OF tho
pond. The SPOT whore tho Pilgrims Friend
loses itself y over three miles from the lake.
with which II has no visible connection, and
there can scarcely be a doubt OF Col. Hepthe-
rome having made this incredible Journey I'M
der ground and in the space Of few minutes.
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4 FLORIDA LAKE GONE.
Dry Lnnd Where Steamboats, Ran aud Al.
u:ators Swished Their Tails.


GAINESVILLE. Fla. Aug. ia very curious
Gainesville last week. Alachna Lake u sRoS ..
and covering some 40.U00 acres OF land Il no
more. On its banks wers lying thousands OF
ao 81 bas wa,e Eh1nss
was heavy with noxlous gases. Mon and boys
were were there in throngs. erowdina around tho
fish which had sought their depths for refuge
ILe waters we're fairly alive with their strug-
= ExceP, for a small stream known, as rayne's
Sink ths TWO man Iasin s d tie ,A snt n' and
few stagnnnt pools. no water is now 70 be seen
Wnrro a few wars ago Steamers were plough ing
TINT similar occurrence has taken place. At
that time. the sar lest year, in which there is
any record Of that palt Of ths country. n. bed
having IN TIA body OF water called the sink
and an e. snail G,'sk In lsGs heavy rains allied
short the Ma s1a the praire vas again dry
the dimensions o: u Lake. During several
years year, INC waters increased tn nlarcsr lake
sum dsDth Of @s,e u stood e Over ss the
prairie to Allow OF small! steamers
h.TS bssn sraayay tns
Hbont three weeks ago they commenced going
down with sMrnr.sinc r,,pldty. ne lake ialIip
Ing L. lett Of Alaclua axe Lut, the memory OF
II. Tho Sink IL considered tho cause OF this
change, Thero is evidently an underground
rHssngeconnectcd with It and for some rea-
son not un ierstood his underground paF snge
has been AGING as u drain until all tho water
IN tbs lake has been drawn OIL.
iramta. rior.dd 7.rstrHiyn.
Here In tho early part Of tho century Indians
used TO camp yearly AID Toast on tho oran .es
rrinc.p ally the bitter sweet and sour. large
quantities Of which grow on Tho funk above
the Sink. The jntco Of the sour orange was
largely used In lever aud malarial troubles
and tho red men brought tho sick long dis.
tnnces thai its healing virtues might b. freely
Tried. There is legend Of two warriors who,
d!sputing over duSSy maiden OF tie tribe
s'ruEEleu Hoicciy in maud to hand combat on
the edge VI ihs Sink and finally fell in, On y 20
be drawn down by tho tteachcrous waters
into the suck-ho!e, from whence they ;oated
through the ,ubtotr4naan chRGEels, and later
h"Eei IN cari Oilers arms. were found in the
waters Of tho ~. Jo.:ul.
Noar the centre OF tho Sink rises n mass OF
rocS. porous limestone honeyromne! with
hssure-, ana in Its middle portion \ ho,a in
EIch man could stand upright. Not u rGr-
tIcle OF SOIL Is mon or around II. md yct vines
nulerhs flourish. md ut It's renk a stnnted
hackberry trcS throws out sparse ioliace
FEARS ago ilof. AgasS!z. visiting tho spot with
local sc!entist, remarked: I'm that furI. you
SEQ the foundation ON which Florida rests: as
the action OF tie water wears ous n-surs
tnrongh into another new underground Gran
neIs hre formed; streams are diverted iron
tpeir course and masses OF earth fall in. hence
the Sinks mysterious rivers &C."
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Flags OF the Coufederncy.
from ne ror Worn oo,,v..


As tho days Go by even the memory Of noted
events grows dim, and In the flight OF years
less than half "on'ury1S time nutllc;eat TO
reidsr extremely Uncertain "A knuwl-dgs OF
things that wer. deemed OF minor importance
Tint this T. true j. demonstrated by the in :
hlil oi many men, oven Confederate soldiers
y desr!!ge accurately tho Rag under which
they foHg.!'
a friend OF the Ga.p''s having seen r. pub
!lshei statemont to Tho oncct that thore WIS
uncertainty rs to iii" Gag taE kindly sent.
with arory Of an autograph letter OF Id o lou
DAVIS ,IwG moIe!s OF tie ilags. The one
adopted BIS, tbs CJuic !eratn Congress
a, the national Tag. Murcu T. IsGi
hai squire fold OF blue eyion,Iins
tulou-h tEe unEor rod strpc and tho wni,n
strirc In this there was n cirr!e OF white
s'Ars ~ manj IS The states Of the Contoier-
hcy ina third ,DuttOmi Stripo was OF red
and ran "a" ,ull length OF tho flag. Tho model
rnit Dy ar, laws anh made by his wife III
ieF- IRON, TINS in ths, there are thirteen stars
OF :orminG circle.
he second IS what is known as the Con.
felerata Congress na'tle flag Il ia plain
red Nag, with hlue stripes extending from
corner % corner, These cross each other in
t.e cenire, one With seven and tho other with
6iN stars. ''
Mr. Davis's letter roa IA "a follows:
~, BHAuyotR. Aiss., july %. 1883
NJ. 4" Ire h'"nsfs. Hil,1.l'r'gt 80 ~
me Tag on the right was the one frat
anoptsd by the Confsderacy. II was subss-
luent!y changed leaving out tho bars. and the
eenion pecane. rs [ remember. like the battle
nag which you lind On The lett Respectfully
snu '1uV !oVr" JEFFERSON DAVIS"
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HALF A M1LAIoY AND 4 r111h
Tho Good Luck or Gernsn Who Has
Been Living Almost Iiko Tramp.
From the ~ Louis Globe Democrat,

From the " Louis Ctooe>DeMocrdL
-, SANTA cnGz. Cal. ;;AyG;io.A genuine romance
much sSG F: haze sh s ss
little shanty in Black burn 9ulch. One had in
CURED often at the Post Once for q Iottsr for
Wolfgang Ballestrom. At last the letter that
he Locked f0E" cane on FrIdnS !. WAS ad;
shs dsyery esrR WAS Sossa "i' Sond Hn 20
meant for the shabby Individual who applied
MollaanE SAID. In auulet and Eentlsmanly tone.
wi!h slight German accent;
sncs Of tho Pos ster and friend named Adj.
ger. It proved to be from the German Consul
II San Francisco. announcing tho death OF
Wolfganas father. near Berlin Germany. and
the inheritancs Of the estate and title by Wol..
news very Quietly, and when tbs clerk SAID:
merely replied with q shrus OF his shoulders.
oh; It Is very pleasant to have tho m onsy
DIT nn s am Always hap DPy,.., ..,,. .
EXPENSES was received by the man who has
santa Cruz houses. and who has beeA sup-
ported 3y the GermsDs hero. The present
cS ~ >, Wo,SSrnx Madagascar yon9: mna
Wnen su6lertad TO moIarn improvements will
He spests German and English fuently. His
stor9sy has had correspondence With Major
and has received eertiiisd COPY Of the fathers
Will. which heunsaths S6nO.00J OF property to
WolfgsnR. 1t 10 somewhat hampeyod by re-
strictlens. as the young man has been Wild.
he 10 temporarily separated. Count Halles-
from will soon go to Germany. assume the
title. and takstths estate Of Ills late father.
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4 Fishsrma ms PcrplexIty.
Prom the De'ron rree PresI

He sat IN the hotel Office all BY himself. ap.
and he did not respond for several moments
after friend had taken q chair bv his side n nd
slapped him on tho leg. When no did srsak.
Ever happen to go along tho river where the
Wholesale fish doaers are I"
On. yes. lots OF times answered the Other
You've seen those. fish cars there? Hold q
ten apiece. don't they?
Moron thar. somc OF 'em."
GLOW many OF those cars do you suppose
come iAto Detroit every day full OF flsh =,
oh, there's probably hfty. don't know
but more
Yes"
'Whew! Toledo bas ON the Same way. eh ?"
"Yes, and Cleveland and Buffalo and Lrie
and Snndusky-Sandusky has morsn all tho
rest-Rud Milwaukee gets en- and Chicngo.
Why good gracious. they come iRto every town
on the lakes.
Millions and millions and millions Of pounds
oinsh. Az kinds Of fsn, too. s'pose.'
Does seem as Il the ,wnter must fairly
swarm with en- doesn'titf"
Then how is it"-ths thoughtful man
iook the other man spnars in the face How
is 1t that go out fishing. sit all day from tne
first streak o. dawn iii the evening shade /.
iall. and catch lust ono three-pound bhss
ieS. md by ihun' ler. yet Gale . liar when l
tell OF that! How is II. say Z"
lilo continued to glare At the other man foI a
moment but receiving no answer. he III ci-
ga: and relapsed into brown study.
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Hard joke on Ra-Lru, Couple.
From the R"1Iio Enquirer.

A pretty Girl from out OF town had. been stay
Ing ior some time with a young, lady. friend In
drew nigh n young man from out of town
turned 40 and volunteered to attend the Young
girl on Ter homcward journey, Tho hostess
nut upa liberal lunch for the travellers nnl
then fiied in all, the rfevices with rice. She
ai..o nut some In the young man 'scoat pockets;
likewise deposited some in The Depths 81 tho
Young mans umbrella. Eoth boarded tho
train without noticing these suggestive ad-
dit.ors To- their traps.
The result Is notyet known. hut ms the young
man l. slightly tasbin! and the young laiy Is
known to blush on slight provoca'iun. the cou-
s-1uenccs when tbs, rca fell all over the car
Goo.. eau 10 imagined
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GREASING THE GROWLER.
Trick by Which its Operators Got Good
Measure Tor IL While

fTnm The PhilddelDhfd Record.
The "growler rpshers" all over philaiel-
and South streets. by an Ingenious sche inc
have sue ceeded In outwitting the willy saloon
weeks ago tho saloon keepers noticed a won
dertui and new chafae,eristic concerning Tho
Ss saRart Pnst ss eos
s1sas ssn,, 1oS kss u beer aud Called 'of
Tho barkeepor eyed the, pitcher for n mo-
mont. aud then proceeded to draw the beer.
lively manner which here oiore had been It's
principal characteristic. No amount OF shRk-
tie pissf {, va y5@%iss iail; The negro s r.: !:
,o, pat at, beer beer done looks doad an fiat but
pitcher. and ihe ginning darby walked out
OF the room, lie was mot Just around tho cor
IL 1a as1sn a. aHS1
It was noticed that the beer immediately
came 10 lille when 1t was poured out .! the
iIrmoderatcy IA the creamy foam ran down
the aides Of the vessels they we're Carrying.
into the snne saloon. and tho bear was found
20 draw all right.
Here was a mystery indeed, and 1t took two
the vicinity, always noticed that tho beer would
not loan WHOM putin'o pitchers carried by cor
same persons got nrout fifty cents worth OF
Losr and paid only ton cents for II.
AS investigation was started. as the saloon
upon them. No solution was arrived at how
ever. until ir!iay. when II q lorei nun under
had been worked
II seemed hat he plan consisted In simply
ter ora Iieco OF fat mont. Whom this is done
no amount OF trs or agitation will put the
lr3ner hn ni Ia n"eT. The dlscoyerer Of I:
t. to other gr wler workers" and as y result.
the saloon hccpcr5 have been yic,ingcd.
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Ho I. Away. Polite to Mrs. Lease.
From tn, wIcata kuo,.

from Ihr NicHNh fupS-
The other day 1t WAS raining har. when Ms.
Lease boarded n street car. The car WIS
churk !uil and all tins men on tho sea- SAT
closer back and eyinrel Dissemination -
feep position o. seLon'ary comfort. " =,
Lease ca.t her eye down tho car and Mt tho
sane TINE man in III" cornor started 10 rise,
ION T. SAL The man neN. @ him. grasp y.
hiI arm; "IhatB Mrs. Lease Donryou kH' "
herr sho behaves In EQUALITY Of the sexes.
Tho siooped M an smiled and got up.
CONS. said the sneaker. stu rlore im'o';
tnnHe. you're not gong to got up. nre you ,
Il she ,hinEs shss slus. TO "a man lei her
siana. live her dose 81 her own med Icinc.
Gr greatly 10 the dscomtsuEe 81 tho other, WIG
stranger on the stroet.
Hello. he said, you're tho man that gave
good chance to take her down little. TLer-
WASH ,si, taLothSr man n the car who would A@,s
.hypnotize you p
see here" said the man addressed. "lSusss
I'm Mr, Lease"
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IDENTIFICATION BIZ F1yosRS
rhe Markings the HanaA Fiseers %
net Change Materially with Years.

NV >seo9u WIN u eATEs
From the Sn,ts.nth rtnturp
Every one bears on his body 4 visible tok en-
Of identity which has the unique value OF per-
sistinG throughout his whole lifo 1t apparent
~ becomes fully defined some three months
before his birth. and It remains unaltsred after
bis denth until tho final stage Of corruption.
This token Of identity lies In the system Of
rsmincatiop OF The minute ridges that run
across the palms Of the hands and the soles OF
the feet. and 1t moro especially resides in the
scrolls or other patterns that the ridges form
on the inner surfaces OF tho bulbs OF tho
fingers; Attention will be direeted almost OK
clusiyely to the Inter as they arc amply
sufficient In thsmsslycs for purposes OF idsn-
tficauon. vhile thoy are easy 10 print from
and arc conveniently isolated.
Tho utility OF sure means OF identification
cannot be doubted, II IL admits OF being easily
applied to show either ~ that man Is the
person he processes TO be. or t2l that DO Is act
that no Is or Is not included among tho per.
sons whose names and tokens are 10 be found
~ any given register. In criminal investiga.
dons the existence OF such q method would
eettle questions OF personation. OF mistaken
army and navy 1, would afford . sure means OF
convictinR deserters and DO q powerful deter
rent from desertion. 1t would supply an inval-
liable adjunct to severe passport system. It
would be Of continual good service in our
tropical settlements where the individual
members Of the swarms OF dark and yellow
names and are otherwise hardly distinguish
able By Europeans, and whether they can
write or not. are grossly addicted to persona
ton and other varieties Of fraudulent practice.
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Messages from the Dsi.s Meet.

=, DESIsoN. Aug. Ill, u. EaEsdale IS tho
been seriously III several days and this morn
ing a messenger boy Was sent 10 tho telegraph
Kngsda!e's sister at Nhitesbors asking her 10
come immsdistely as be did not expect TO live
message came from Whitesboro directed to
Mr.. liagsdalo. stating that the lady was dying
and that Y he wished to sec his sister alive 10
come on tho first train.
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MattawnmIeae'. Great Rear slayer.
FIRM N, Bangor Eary NJ.

Alick McLain, the noted bear hunter OF Mat
tsWan.kcng, was in bangor Thursday. Nj.
iMeLa,n mas Killed m to date 2l5 hears. he
Among his fea,s Is the act OF leading tuIi
grown lear out OF the woods. with the assist
onrs o. another man. Mr. MrLain caught the
animal ~ tran, and the two mel run a strong
pole under The JAWS, III which wa. nrmy
Ihs.eped one Of the ioi ward PAWS Of tho tear.
Iach hunter shouldsr-d an end OF tie pole.
mus compelling the hear ~ walk erect anu in
that way took linn out OF the woods.
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The nrisAto. Bs.sh Ce.eerts,

The concerts given at Brighton Beach. under
tho leadership OF Anton seIdl. continue to
maintain their high standard OF excellence.
and are heard nightly by hundreds OF delighted
auditors. There is to be an especial pro-
gTsmms On Tuesday evening, introducing
Mons, A. u Grsills % soloist
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Fine Ola AIedicius Wasted.

FF0pl he Fh'JitDhIl RTcord
down the buildings Tor ths new Iiendinc Fer
Ininal found a peculiar looking whiskeY flask
the other day. Tho flask. which was verv
cleaned did not appear to be any the. worse for
iis long burial beneath tho ground. On one
side OF the flask was IN engraving of the orig
inal Independence Hall and on tho other was
engraved in old English letter:
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Ys whisky nsske
JOSIAH NINDHORST.

when found. aud the finder. not KNOWING what
It was. ponred 1t ont. From The few drops re-
man ne au exert pronounce the fluid VIII. S.
kew. ana declared that every drop OF II would
have been worth u gold dollar TO the owner
haG LIE known Its value.
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THEY HNE KEPT THEIR PROMISE.
What NJ. Alsd Q. MowbraY Says Of DOCTOR
WcCoy and Wildman.

Prominen Men ,rho Says They Said The
You'd Nke n Nc,c Man Of him aud D,s
He Ua's Great Sufferer Jros, tniar,s
and Co'''ts't supply MS I"n0s Nofnrals
Dffh Air arongh HisNosc.
Mir. Alfred q; aowbray Ia the superin;snd ON.
Alpiia Flour MI AZ Tarfytown. New YORK, whs6G
owned by toupf. Zimmerman Co, whose orlcsss AZ
warehouses are so 500. and ava West = III street
naive Of Eneihn lie cams to America in lsu
settled hrsi In u,c and a terward moved TO NuS"s
sin. where he botht tho stockton FIGURING Ni WGrh
tho frat role mill buit III the United Sta'es ~
NH was arerwrd dsa'roved by nre. Mr.. Nn~tf,y
WINS member OF he Winona BOARD OF Trade Of vi.
cons,n Tor vars al he Is vel! known IN n. Noa,
trade all over the ouutry. lie II Free Mason ana
IN an OF high stantng
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New York Central Special Tours.
cbssp EsIea ssud for descriptive pamphlet -Idp
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DOCTORS Mccoy AID WILDaAQ,

5 Fast 42d strest rear Grand Central Deco. and
Broadway corner lth street, New York. and 1877
Nontsgis street. Broo Ign ~n.re al! curAale as
treateu with success you live at . distance wr,s
for Symptom blank. Address all mai 10 ) Eas, iI
street Unire hours-ato II A NJ, . to r ". 7los r
N. daily. sundays. 9t,l2 a NJ.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-04-09

A few days ago while sitting in Elder
Bros drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr..
7. l.. Dyer, a well known citizen, came
in and asked for something for severe
cold which he had. Mr.. Elder took
down bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and said: Here is something
/ can recommend. 1t commands large
sale and gives genuine satisfaction. 1t
is an excellent preparation and cheap"
Mr.. Dyer purchased bottle and the
next day when we saw him he said he
was much better, and the next day fol-
lowing appeared to be entirely restored.
This is a specimen of the effectiveness
OF this preparation.-Des Moines Mail
and Times. E, Brauch druggist sells
the above mentioned remedy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-04-09
Personal.


State Attorney Allen is at Yermillion
attending court.
Supt. McAthie was pleasant caller
at the Herald Office Tuesday.
VIM. Ilarneis went to Parker Tues
day to see the county dads at work.
Il. Rees returned home Friday eve
ming from his winters sojourn at Au-
dubon, Iowa.
Lou. Case was down from Parker
Monday looking after his extensive egg
interests at this point.
Mayor Hogan. of Parker, was down
to the entertainment Friday evening,
and was again visible in town Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Scott and daughter and
Miss Downing departed on this morn
ing's train for visit with relatives in
eastern Iowa.
b. Is. Allen spent sunday and some
more of the front part of the week in
Hurley. He expects to take a trip to
Denver and other western points soon
Miss Lille Rundeil, who recently ar
rived from Livingston, Wis, and who
is stopping with her uncle, Eli Rundell,
will teach the spring term in the Cor
ham district, north of Hurley.
Col. E. NJ. Brown, father of the editor
of the Herald. arrived from st. Paul
last Friday and will spend several
weeks visiting in Turner county. Mrs.
B. arrived some three weeks ago.
Chris Thompson, formerly a Turner
county granger. but for the past five
years resident Of the Black Hills
country, has been visiting old friends
in this neighbour ood during the past
week.
Editor Ward of the Marion Sentinel
was a caller at the Herald sanctum
Tuesday, he having come down as es-
cort of some of Turner county's fair
school MAINS who were attending ex-
animation.
q. S. Conklin was down from Parker
last Friday evening to take in the sup
per and attend the entertainment for
the benefit of the Presbyterian society,
and he acted about as he usually does
on such occasions.