Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-10

LOCAL NEWS.

Of Cornelius Starkey, a girl.
Joe Bradley IS back again after So
journ In different parts of the state.
d.. Aber went TO Pratt county Mon
day, in the interest of Barber county.
Burnett has just received a fine stock
Of gents furnishing goods; also boots
and shoes lS
Lost, one beaver glove, finder please
return to d. s. Gregg, the gunsmith,
and get reward. 80
Judge Mckay came over on the late
train, Monday evening, and court was
called yesterday morning.
Episcopal services will be held here.
Sunday, February 14th, at the K. OF Z.
hall. Rev. Davis will officiate.
Now is your time to get those fine
Cabinet Photos taken at Young's Gal
lery. Best grades SO per dozen. 2Stf
Come into the garden, Maud" and
tell US where you want the potatoes,
onions and other sweet scented flowers
planted.
The gyp factory is running regularly,
and the six o'clock whistle reminds US
that it is about time to quit work for
the day.
w. f. Cook, wife and baby, of Kiowa,
came up last Friday, on visit to rela-
tives and friends. They will go back
this morning.
To-, NhiIooft Ii,,in0 D;na TniIaa anuth-
east of this city, has been quite sick TO r
some time, and at last accounts was
scarcely expected to recover.
The ladies of ST. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Beeson tomorrow af-
ternoon. Members please come as
there is work. Mrs. Chase, sec'y.
The ball at the opera house last
Thursday night was fairly well at
tended, considering the short notice
given, and all present enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Whitehead, of
Hazelton, celebrated their wooden we'd
ding last Wednesday. About twenty
or thirty persons we're present, and all
had pleasant time.
Rev. w. A. Cain left, last Wednes-
.ay, for New York, in obedience to a
legram from his wife calling him
ere. He could not give any idea OF
Il lie length OF time he would be absent
Link Bailey severed his connection
\ with WebeJ,s mill Saturday night. He
will seek lures new. John and Jack
q Weber will take his place, and learn
n the milling business under the tutor
ship of Dick Wilson.
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
Of best -four in exchange for bushel
u az wheat testing 60; 35 pounds of Crys
4 IL, or 40 pounds OF Clipper -four for a
RsSshel Of wheat testing 80. Four, brar
Bid shorts always on hand at the mill
H,r sale or exchange. l3-tf
a, Married, at Martin & Hendley's pho
osograph gallery, in this city, Monda,
hight, February Sth, by Judge G. w
RateVens, Mr.. r. K. uendley and Mis-
S.llorence Nj. Martin, both of this city
May their welded bliss exceed thei
fondest anticipatiOns.
Henry Hickox, of Moniteau county
Missouri, died last week, aged IS years
Ne was brother of Col Frank HickoN
d this county, and was one of the lead
2 and most respected citizens of hi
nnty. Judge 7. l.. O'Bryan, of thi
knew him for many years.
ne young people of Sharon present
q heir play, Ten Nights in a Bal
IN, :" to a good audience at Sharon
lFrIday night. The weather was vi
fdrabIe, but the house was full, an
easy one was satisfied. We under
stand that some of the actors distir
Euished themselves.
Go from home to learn the news. TT
folio wing, from the Kingman COurie
will be news to Medicine Lodge: 18th
temperance people of Medicine Lodg
Hre up in arms because the proprietor
of the sugar mill at that place propOs
Ia adopt what 10 called the alcohol
process in the manufacture of sugar.
County Attorney DeGeer vent dow
10 Sharon, last Tuesday, to prOsecu
a couple of cases of alleged violation
the prohibItory law. DIR. Karr WI
fined 500 and costs. He took an a.
peal, and gave bond for his appearan'
at district court. DR.. Davis was triC
nv Jury, and verdict rendered of n
guilty.
Mrs. Z. p. Lieurance and children,
sharon, went to Illinois, some weel
ago, to visit her parents. After beiI
there about three weeks she was join'
bvfher husband, and they all proceed
tn Ohio TO visit his relatives. Sin,
reaching Ohio Mrs. Lieurance has bel
quite sick, and the last letters receive
from there stated that she was scarce
expected to recover.
Hazelton is getting dose OF eccle'
astGcal ippecac. Elder Cowan and Re
LIB. Fly are making things hot
each other through the columns OF t
Express. Mr.. Cowan's last effort SAY
III must say your letter exhibits
much cheek as anything ha
uaad. You say you did not change 1
challenge. Everyone except your ov
dear self, who has read the challenl
knows very we'll that this is not true
Let brotherly love abound.
Does it rain in Kansasp Yes, son
times, and last Saturday was one OF
times. 1t began raining before d.
light and kept up good shower
about noon. The ground was alrea
moist from a shower on Thursd
night, and Saturdays rain all went il
the ground. The wheat has already
gun to show the effect of the rains
last week, and some spots, which W