Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-12-23
A. r.&s. FIR. R. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

watch.
Children, please do not forget the!
Christmas trees.
For fine writing paper, tablets, dolls
toys, etc, go TO L. o. Book Store. ~
Miss Margaret Cartan departed Fri
day, for Kansas City, where she has
position.
Game Wanted-WIll pay highest
market price for all kinds of game.
20 DoHRER & SoUTHwoRTH.
Milton G.. Reed secured license, or
the 2lst, to marry Miss Bessie l.. Ford
They are both of Hazelton.
The probate Judge issued license, orr
the 10th, for the marriage Of G. w. Full
ton and Miss Rosa Hagerman, both oil
KiOWa.
Remember that Noble Il Cases clear
ance sale only lasts until January Isl
Call and see them before the stock il
broken. 81
Clinton Meade, a former citizen OF.
this county. has determined to com,
back here To- live. lie is now agent foIi
one of our state nurseries.
We dropped into the collectors office
last Saturday, and found twelve mel
waiting TO pay their taxes 1t is a good
plan TO not wait till the last day.
Married-At the Grand hotel, in this
city, on Wednesday, Dec. 18th. by Pro
haN al
Mrs. l. NJ. LOvett, both of Kiowa.
II you want a nice Christmas present.
for friend, you cannot afford to miss
seeing the stock of Day d Records.
The best in town, and tn cheapest. % i
Bessie and Ethel Jones, who have
been here several months, visiting the
family of their grandfather, Judg,
Stevens, will return to their home al
Denver, next Monday.
Roy Hall, OF the Kemper school =.
BOonville, Mo-, and Fred Ellis, of the
Winfield Business College, Winfield, are
expected home tomorrow, to spend
their holiday vacation.
Photos cheaper and better than ever.
Martin Il Hendley in the Old Gallery
near courthouse, are now doing every
style of Photographic work. The high
est grade at reasonable prices. Call.
Mrs. a. ID. Shaw departed last Wed
nesday for Hot Springs, Ark, where
she goes to remain for about a month
Mr.. Shaw accompanied her as far as
Independence, Kansas, returning Fri
day.
Noble q Case have for the Holi.
day trade the largest and incest line
of Carving sets, Rogers Bros. knives
and forks, Tea and Table and Coffee
spoons 10 the city, and they are selling
them cheap. st
L. +. Mullen desires TO jog the mem
y Of his customers. He sold coal
our, etc, with the understanding that
he bill would "be paid in day OF
two" and he needs the money. Please
call and settle at once. 81
Christmas trees Thursday night. The
Presbyterians. the Methodists, the
Christians and the Baptlsts will all
hold their Christmas tree exer
cises tomorrow night. The Episcopal
Sunday school will have their Christ
mas tree tonight, at the K. p. hall.
Selecting a Christmas present for a.
friend is unusually hard task. Y ou
want something very neat and useful
and you cannot afford to pay an ex
travagant price for it. Go to Day &
Records and get your presents, and
you Will not need much money. 80
TOnk Mills was in town Saturday, set
ting up the cigars, and telling the boys
he was married, They all smoked will
him, and wished him much joy, but moi
a darned one of them believed anythine|
about his marriage. They say he would
rather chase jackrabblts than to sta
at home with a wife.
II you want your land patents, take
your receipts to the county register OF
deeds, Mr.. Z. ii. Nixon, who will Sc
cure your patent for you without an!
cost to you. There are hundreds Of
patents at Larned tor land in this coun
ty, and everyone of them ought to bt
recorded here. Don't forget the mat
ter. Attend to 1t now, or it may cause
future trouble. loft
One of our subscribers came in last
week and handed us dollar to put his
subscription in advance. He said that
III the world is TO come to an end soon.
as is predicted, he wanted a clean bill
from the printer with which TO meet
st. Peter. lowe no man anything ex
cept love" is mighty good advice, but
those who work on credit generally
have to live OH credit, and credit is
costly. Pay III. and when you die ST.
Peter will give yon credit for one no
BILE trait.
w. e. Sellers grand drawing of 500
worth of jewelry and silverware came
on Saturday evening. There was much
interest manifested in the drawing and
the store was crowded with intererest
cd parties and pectators-several "a
dies being among the number. The
three principal prizes were gentle
mans gold watch, a ladies gold watch
and silver fitting pitcher with cup
which were drawn by Jonn McGregor.
OF Eldred, Gene Youmans and Mrs. W.
G. Bristow, respectively. The other q
prizes were distributed among our citi
zens.
The Judson Literary and aid society
gave q very pleasant entertainment al
the court house last Friday night. The
programme consisted Of music and
recitatiOns, all of which was very good.
and then came refreshments. The