Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-05-18
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Decoration day Nav soth.

Baptist ice cream social tomorrow
night. Everybody invited.
Thos. Doran was up from Tologa
last week, visiting his family.
Farmers, insure your growing crops
against hail with Cook & Palmer. A
The ladies are invited to examine the
pretty summer goods at Woodward's.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. soft
klngman will hear lots OF good music
this week. There is band re-uniou
there.
We received another box Monday, di-
rected to Hon. Jerry Simpson. 1t is
from New York.
DIR. Yant Will make you a set of teeth
on Metal Plates; best and finest thing
out, and are cheap.
A called meeting of the o. E. S. will
be held Monday night. All members
are requested to be present.
Riley Lake and wife and Miss Pearl
Thompson represented Lake City at
the K. Z. ball last Thursday night.
There was nice little shower of rain
Monday night. There was little wind
and considerable thunder and lightning.
Woods Binder and harvester, the
light running, sure knotter and all
round good machine. See Chase <
| Allen. stiff
Capt. Freeman, formerly of this city,
recently of Texas, and now of Eldora-
do, came in Friday, on a visit to his
many friends.
W. E. Cook and wife, Mrs. w. l..
Laughman and Miss Meta Lane, of
! Kiowa, took in the X. Z. ball last
Thursday night.
Medicine Lodge sub-alliance had a
meeting last Saturday night. One new
member was taken in, and two appli-
cants were elected.
For Sale-Two span of big work
mules, and eight head of big work hors-
es. Horses will be sold in spans or
single. Inquire at this office. 48-tf
For sale-Seed oats at 80 cents per
bushel; and early seed corn at so cents
per bushel. Samples at Burnett's store.
| &. j. Skeen, Roundup, Kansas. tf-41
ID. w. Young, the photographer, will
leave for KingfiSher, on the 25th of
May. If you want good photographs,
you had better get them before he
goes. 49tf
Uncle Billy Mills, of Gillalu, Texas,
has been visiting his sons and daugh-
tiers in this county for a couple of
weeks. No better man ever lived in
Barber county.
Rev. Geo. Robinson was to have
preached at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday night, but owing to an &C
| cident, by which Mrs. Robinson was
hurt, he could not get here.
Elder j. II. Garrison, of st. Louis,
Will preach at Sharon Sunday morning,
May 22d. He will make visit to his
brother, VIM. Garrison, and his sister,
Mrs. Joseph Durr, and their families.
There was an open meeting of the
Deerhead alliance last Saturday night.
Judge Mckay and Leon Beals were
present. a good crowd was present
and the meeting was very enjoyable
one.
Y mis- foH OF
in calling meeting for the organiza
ton of a peoples party club. The time
has been postponed for short time.
y club Will soon be organized, of which
due notice will be given.
The ladies Of the Baptist church will
hold an ice cream and cake social at the
chapel tomorrow night. They are no.
ted for good ice cream and fine cakes.
This is the first social of the kind this
season, and 1t will doubtless be well
patroniZed.
Those of our citizens who suspect
consumption or bronchitis are advised
to see DR.. Kociell about compound
oxygen treatment before the disease
has too far advanced. The sooner the
treatment is commenced the better will
! be your chance for recovery. As
HazeltOn Express: "a. IL. Peck had
n narrow escape from sudden death by
being thrown out of the wagon bv a
runaway team Monday morning. For
| tunately no bones were broken, but he
was sorely bruised and will not be able
to get about with his usual energy for
! several days.
Alex. Harris, Company E, Shank's
regiment, Mo. cavalry, attended the
confederate meeting, but did not enroll,
as be makes his home at Independence,
Mo. He is here visiting his daughter,
Mr.. l.. F. Pearson. Uncle Billy Mills
also served through the war In the con-
federate army, but did not enroll, be-
cause he is now citizen of Texas.
Our band boys left, Sunday after
noon, for Kingman, to take part In the
great reunion which commenced Mon
day and will continue over to day. Our
band as constituted for this occasion is
made up as follows: Charles Painte',
leader and solo cOrnet; w. A. Schiller
solo cOrnet; d. S. Gregg, first cornet :;
James Minnick, second alto; L. d.
Peoples, third alto; Joseph Jayne, first
trombone; James Thompson, second
trombone; Charles Palmer, barytone;
j. G. Walstad, tuba; George Finney,
base drum. d. S. Gregg will have his
Juvenile band there. The kids left
Sunday morning, going by stage.
Secretary j. o. Hahn has received
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