Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-05
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LOCAL NEWS.

urOay.
Hubbard the Jeweler is selling every
thing at cost. Off
Miss l.. A. SamueIs, left Thurday,
for visit to Chicago.
20 lbs. extra light G sugar $1.OO at
w. Il. Harmon Il Co.'S. 6
Walter Inman, of the X. e. Star, was
dong our city, last week.
Found, yesterday morning, pair of
spectacies. Call at this Office.
For three weeks only, Hubbard the
Jeweler will sell everything at cost. 81
There was nice little shower of
rain last Thursday night. No thunder;
no wind.
Born, near Lodi, to the wife of G.. S.
Purciyal, July 81, girl. DIR. Moore i'll
attendance.
Judge Loren Edwards left here,
Thursday for Detroit, to attend, the
G.. A. II. encampment.
Il. II. Balm sells apricot, plum, cher
ny and crab apple trees at So per dozen.
hold your orders for him. 2t
Del. Sparks left for Kansas City last
Monday, after very pleasant visit of
two weeks to his parents.
Irwin Stafford, of the INDEX force, is
taking a rest for week, and went over
to COldwaler last Saturday.
We believe the real democrats of Bar
Der county are satisfied with the nearly
ticket nominated last Monday.
Our cement works shipped a lot of
cement to Wichita last week, to be
used on one of the city buildings.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at YOung's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 28tf
Cook u Palmer do a general real es-
tate business and make specially of
renting and looking after farms for
non-resIdentS Al
Frank Lewis had been nominated
for trustee of Lake City township, and
his nomination for county clerk was a
surprise to him.
Miss Blick, of Iowa, is attending the
normal. She has had considerable ex-
perience as y teacher i'll Iowa, and will
probably locate 10 this county.
The political handbook of the Vim
cents will soon he out. Every farmer
i'll the county should have one. Leave
your orders at the INDEX office. Only
50 cents. 10
Mrs. Henry O'Brian, formerly of this
city, but now of EnglewOod, Illinois, is
here visiting relatives ana friends.
Her husband has been here some
months.
There Will be a camp-meeting held
in Martins grove, four miles east Of
Lake City, commencing Sunday, Au-
gust 9Th, 1891. Everybody invited. T..
j. Pinkston pastor. 0
A man brought head of sorghum
to George Horney, last week, saying
that his cane was ripe. George took
the head and showed the man that the
grains were just forming.
Since we published that little squib
about DIR. Rogers, we never see him
with peach larger than II hulled wal
nut. Mrs. Coan seems TO be watching
him. We are sorry we said anything
Rev. DIR. Phillips, president of the
Methodist college at Winfield, preach
ed at he Methodist church in this city
last Sund ay morning and evening. His
large audiences were well repaid fol
going TO hear him.
Charlie Young Is now able to sit vi
III bed, and has a fine appetite. Th'
bones Of his leg have knitted together
and the sore, caused by the protrudinl
bone, is doing well. Charlie will be oul
of bed in q few days.
Rev. Il. L. DeLongy, of Winfield
will give week day service, Wednes
day eve. August 9Th, at O'Clock p. m.
in G.. A. r. hall. All are invited. liz
desires to see the children of st. Mark
5. 5. on Wednesday. August 5th at Z
O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Jacob Romig, while attempting
to go through gate in a wire fence
Monday, became entaugled i'll the wire
and fell, breaking the ulna near TIT
wrist and dIslocating the radius of thu
right arm. DR.. Moore is attending tn,
patient, and she is getting along nicely
We have heard Of one field of sOr
ghum which Is estimated to yield 81
tons per acre. If IL goes 20 it viii
twice over pay for the land on which i
was raised. One man claims that h,
cut stalk of sorghum, headed it, ant
it then measured exactly twelve feet
The crop this year will be immense.
The Pratt and Barber Sunday schoo
picnic, held at FerGason's grove, nea
Amber, last Saturday, was the larges
and most successful picnic ever hel,
there. The programme was quite al
interesting and lengthy one, and wa
fully and we'll carried out. Medicin
Lodge was pretty well represented.
Medicine Lodge township delegate
met at one of the jury rooms, in tn
court house, Monday afternoon, an
nominated &. +. Brattain, for TOWNSHIP
trustee; J. NJ. DeLisle, for clerk, an
JIG. Walstad, for treasurer. 1t wa
agreed to refer the matter of filing a
blanks on the township ticket to tn
three members of the county centrs
committee.
Jap Underwood was kicked by
mule, Monday, and came pretty nea
passing in his checks. One foot of til
mule struck him in the side, below th
heart, breaking rib, and giving hiI
fearful jolt. If the kick bad pee
four inches higher it would probabl
have proved fatal. DIR. Moore is al