Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-24

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90 to d. S. Gregg for Sewing Ma
chine Needles and Repairs. 80
Judge Martin, of Atchson, came in
Friday, to attend district court.
Found-At the Baptist chapel. a
shawl. Call at INDEX office and get it.
Bones Wanted-Best price paid. E.
Martin. Photographer, Medicine Lodge.
Married at Hazelton. Sunday, Febru-
airy 18th, John 5. West and Miss Mary
A. Sneary.
Lost, one beaver glove, finder please
return TO ID. S. Gregg, the gunsmith,
and get reward. SO
Chairman Pierce has called Il special
meeting Of the county commissioners
for March 18th.
}. Z. Walstad and Joe Jayne went to
klowa Monday, to help furnish music
for the o. E. S. ball
Glenn Grgsby is home from the Keo-
kuk Medical College, where he has been
taking a course in medicine.
Miss Belle Hyder returned to Sharon.
Sunday, after five weeks visit with
parents and relatives at Sheldon, Mo.
c. G. Hudson, w. E. Campbell, and
f. IL. Shelley and family, all of Kiowa,
were registered at Wichita last We'd
nesday.
Some of our people have been gazing
at the spot on the sun. A good eye and
smoked glass are necessary in order
to see the spot.
n lodge Of Pythian Sisters is being
discussed, and if it meets with proper
encouragement VIII be established In |
our city al an early day.
Uncle Dan1'' Pierce got back, last |
week, from his inspection of the Strip. |
lie probably has located in his mind |
the best farm in the country.
Judge Mckay and Leon Beals attend
ed the st. Louis convention. Mr.. Beals
will probably stop at Cherryvale, on bus
mess, and get home Saturday.
Hon. r. l.. Carter got home Sunday.
from visit to his daughter, at Aurora.
Ill. He says the more he goes away
from home the better satisfied he is
with Barber county.
a couple of grangers had slight
scrapping match in this city last Satur-
day. Justice Woodward let them off
easily, the fine and costs in each case
to only $3.50.
The ladies who are making arrange
mentS for the suffrage convention de-
sire to thus publicly thank our business
men for the liberal donation toward ex-
Denses. They had but little trouble in
'aising all the money they wanted.
Elder Nicholson will deliver an ad-
iress at the Christian chapel next Sun
lay evening by request, at 1870 o'clock {
lpon the teaching and practice of Ma
'0nry as applied to real life. All are
invited.
Saturday before last Judge Lacy was
hurt by getting a fall from
|. load of fodder. He was at his farm |
lauling fodder, when the loaded wagon {
urned over, throwing him to the
round. He fell on his shoulders and |
vas badly shaken up. lie is nowabout c
veil. .a-. /
There were three grand balls given in =
his county Monday night, in celebra- A
ion of Washington's birthday. The G
laces at which they were given were =.
Aiowa, Lake City and Sharon. A good =,
lme is reported from those in attend 4
nee at each place, and space fOrbids us \
making more extended mention. V
Thursday morning of last week Mrs.
:. w. Coulter stepped out on her front
orch, which was covered with sleet,
nd was 80 unfortunate as to fall, break o
ng one bone of her left arm, three t
inches above the wrist. DR.. Moore was e
allied in and bandaged the arm, and S
links the patient will recover rapidly. I
DR.. Z. d. Rogers returned Thursday
rom a flying trip to Pratt. While there
e witnessed "A Woven WEBB as rem
cred by home talent. doc" thinks I
8 amateurs they rank second to none, |
nd since he has seen this play we have
erlous doubts as to whether we can y
lways claim him as citizen.
The meeting of the presidents of the V
lliances was held at the courthouse
asst Saturday afternoon. Though the
ay was disagreeable, more than two
birds OF the alliances of the county
7ere represented. Nearly all sent in
God reports. The subs are all holding A
heir strength, and many of them are D
rowing. This is good news. t.
The longest spell of cloudy weather G
e have had in this vicinity for several
ears began last Wednesday night.
thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
nd Monday were all quite damp, Il
,ggy days, with not a ray of sunshine u
lring the whole time, and frequently II
e had little drizzles of rain and snow. IL
ansas is getting to be a very damp q
)untry. u
The Woman's Suffrage convention =
Ill be held at the opera house on
arch 9TH and Sth. The convention
Ill be enlivened by music furnished
: our best local talent. Among them ii
i'll be Mrs f. b. Peck, Mrs. H. O'Brian, II
iss Lulu Hahn, Mrs. w. Il. Rouse. l.. ~
Clarke. Prof. Beeson. and Mr.. Frank p
agnes. Mrs. A. l.. Noble will pre- In
de at the piano. q,
The leap year dance, given at the pi
rand Hotel last Friday night, was the
and success that every one knew it er
ould be under the supervision of the :.
dies. There was large attendance,
,od music and the ladies made it an W
lJoyable occasion for all There is a =.
liversal wish expressed by those in at
ndapce when we say we hope the la ll'