Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-17
Mrs. Frank Read is very Ill

Mr.. Frank Shepler's baby died Mon
day night.
Mr.. J. D. Boggs reports IL pound
boy at his house.
Mr.. Musgrove, our worthy predeces-
sor, Is expected back daily.
Miss Cora Byerley returned Sunday
from her Sumner county visit.
Mrs. Fred Merrill departed Monday,
to VISIT her mother who is sick.
Mr.. Horr, our depot agent, is at his
post once more and looking well.
Billy Wilson of Sharon, reports
bIan new Weaver man at his home.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Miss Elva Blick left Monday for
Wichita, where she will spend a few
days.
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
Miss Iness Potes has returned from
her school in Winfield and entered the
normal.
Col. Garrison is going to Missouri TO
spend couple of weeks among old
friends.
The infant child of Mr.. Cant, of
Turkey creek township, was buried
Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Moore went to Wich-
tia Monday, and took Gail along to Wis
1t an Oculist.
Saturday the republicans will show
their hands. An unusually large con-
vention is expected.
Anybody having $50 or 200 acres of
land they want plowed will do well to
call on Lee Bradley. 1912
The great evangelist Martin and his
singer will be at Sharon, to commence
meetings Thursday evening.
Don't forget the call of the central
committee meeting. Important bust
ness is going to be transacted.
The o. E. s. grand ball last night
was great success. and one of the
most enjoyable events of the season.
Jap Stafford, the good natured local
editor OF the Kiowa Review, was TAX
ing notes at the convention, Saturday.
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. r. Young and j. d.
| Karr.
A large meeting will be held at An
thony, Saturday. Lswelling, Jerry,
Harris and number of others will be
there.
Report comes that Mr.. Ed. Pfost, of
Deerhead, while working with thresh-
or, near Sawyer, had his arm severely
mangled.
Mr.. Jas. Huffaker and E. C. Davis,
of Sharon, favored the peoples party
with their presence. They came unin-
structed.
Abner Bahr says to put it up in type
that they will put down in ballots IS
majority for Col. Garrison in Sharon
township.
DR.. Lockwood, Sunday night deliver
ed an interesting lecture in behalf of
the American Bible Society. He raised
over $40 as donation.
In spite of few clouds at the con-
vention, we find that almost every kick
er has discovered that he was more ex-
cited than reasonable.
Street talk now is that some good
democrat will be nominated on the re-
publican ticket for representative OF
county attorney, or both.
Will Bergman, left Sunday for
Dodge City to see his mother. j. w.
Bergman, of Elk City, is assuming his
position at the Citizens bank.
The meeting at Forest City on Thurs.
day evening last, addressed by Ellis
and Lands, was one of the good ole
sort. Everybody knows what that il
in Forest City.
The unusual attendance and interest
, of the ladies in the work OF the con
} ventlOn, is the best argument in favor
, of woman's suffrage, that has beer
, seen for some time.
Druggists say it is pleasure to sci
Beggs' Family Medicines, as every bot
tie is warranted for all that the labe
: calls for, so our customers are perfect
ly safe in buying them. Sold and war
ranted by j. r. Young and j. d. Karr
DIR. Walling, of Caldwell. made us
pleasant call Monday. He departed OF
the morning train for Sharon. He de
! livered two speeches in Attica, Satur
day. He says there are any amount o
y republicans in Caldwell who will yot
: for Lewelling and Jerry.
Mr.. Would -be-cOngressman, was seel
in company with a certain banker an,
Y acertain doctor of Medicine Lodge an,
other good democrats at Attica tn
other day, canvassing how to beat tn
;, calamity howlers. They all seemed O
the same political complexion.
e There 10 strong talk of James Il. Eb
e for deputy treasurer. Mr.. PoteS not be
= ing very well acquainted with the vari
o GUS applicants, has lett the matter to
= good committee of his bondsmen. Thes
men are very much inclined to look a
i the matter from a purely bushes
!. standpoint regardless of politics, whic
n is right.
L The Equal Suffrage Association he'll
r their regular meeting last Saturday
e Several interesting papers were rea
% on Woman Suffrage. The association
q will give an entertainment Tuesda
evening, August e3rd, at the cour
r. house. A number of young ladies wi