Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-12-07

Sunday.
u. &. Book, the Star Clothier, has a
photograph in his store.
J.P. Wallace, the Eldred scool teach
er, spent Sunday in the city.
FOR SALE-A fine fresh milk cow,
and daisy too. Call and see her.
j. NJ. DeLisle.
If you want fine walnut posts call on
Fred Hardy at DAVIS & Davis store.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the cough at once.
o. j. Wood, an attorney of Topeka,
is doing business before our court this
week.
Dist. No. II, of which Mary Oleson is
teacher, reports an unusually success
full school.
For all your lung troubles, bronchitis
consumption etc, try Compound Oxygen
See DIR. Kociell. 30
Protracted meeting each evening at
7:3O at the Baptist Chapel, meetings
growing in interest.
Fidelity Lodge A. o. w. request all
members to be present next Friday eve
ming. j. w. Singer recorder.
For SALE-A fine lot of brood sows,
pigs and shoats-extra fine, by j. NJ.
DeLisle, Medicine Lodge, Kans.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence of Forest City,
who has been visiting her son at Wood
ward, 1. 7. arrived home Saturday eve
ming.
Strayed, from r. NJ Sparks about the
18th of November, a boar pig, weighing
about $50 pounds, black with white
points. 27-3
The Christian churches here and at
Sharon have decided to donate the SER
vices of their pastor for three weeks, to
the state board, for missionary work.
Irwin II. Stafford made us a pleasant
visit last Saturday on his way home to
COldwater, from two weeks visit with
relatives i'll Oklahoma and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner, parents of
Mrs. Jno. Johnson, returned Monday
to make their home once more in sunny
Kansas. They left Sharon several years
ago.
Why pay S6S.00 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble Il Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
Some ane entered the Baptist Chapel
on Sunday evening November 9th and
robbed the collection baskets of several
dollars of cash that had been forgotten
and left there after the congregation
had gone.
Delphia Lodge No. 40 K. of z. elect
ed the following officers Monday even
ing November 2Sth: G. c., j. II. Min
lex; V. c., a. b. Wilkins; Prelate, w.
Il. Clark; NJ. of F., WaIdron Chase; NJ.
of e., w. s. Finney; X. of r. S., j. c.
Walstead; NJ. of A., Robert Maunsey.
Mr.. w. S. Falls, now located at Elk
| City and Miss Cora Byerley were mar
ried to-day at 1890, and departed i'm
mediately for Elk City, their home. Mr.
Falls was for some time resident of
our city and held in highest regard by
all who knew him. AS much may be
said of Miss ByerIey. We wish the
young couple unbOunded JOY and sue.
cess along the journey of life.
Santa Claus has taken up his head
quarters at the City Drug Store where
he has on exhibition the largest assert
ment Of holiday:goods ever brought to
Medicine Lodge. These goods can
only be appreciated by being seen and
while looking at them you can listen
to one Of the finest music boxes in the
west. Remember the place. J. r.
Young u Co., City Drug Store.
The Beebe lark. Index has the fol-
lowing rule in regard to marriage
notices; ''All notices of marriage,
where no cake is sent, will be set up in
small type and poked in an out-of- the
way corner of the paper. Where a
handsome piece of cake is sent, the
notice will be put consciously in large
letters; VIXEN gloves or other bride
favOrs are added, a pisce of illustrated
poetry will be given in addition. When
however, the editor attends at the
ceremony in person and kisses the bride
1t will have special nOtice-very large
type and the most appropriate poetry
that can be begged, borrowed or stolen.
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