Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-07-06
No bad cases of drunk

john w alIace is now IN the city Il
spend the summer.
Mrs. J. o. Hahn left Saturday to Wis
it her sister in Iowa.
A fine tea. the Japan Nlbs, at Wood
wards; only % cents. 6-tf
Go to Woodward's for your machin,
oil. He keeps the best. 4tl
A new bookcase is being placed il
the district clerks office.
Miss Hessie Renfrew spent the 4ti
at Deerhead with home-folks.
Miss Lille Hickman closed hel
school at Aetna, on Friday last.
Remember to call on Woodward, the
grocer, if you want gasoline. If
Miss Cannon, of Topeka, spent the
Fourth in this city visiting her parents.
Call at Day & Records and try a
glass OF Soda. All the popular fla
vors. Aft
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them fol-
sale. Aft
Harmon Palmer, of Harper, is spend
Ing several days in the town selling
silverware.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, see j.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
Billie Phillips and Cash Davis were
among the Wellington crowd who spent
the Fourth here.
Mr.. p. w. Hughes, of Coldwater,
Michigan, will spend several months
with E. NJ. Woodward.
Mr.. Frank Oldfather, Saratoga, was
down to spend the Fourth with his
friend, FL. L. Woodward.
The ladies OF the Baptist church have
discontinued their Saturday afternoon
ice cream entertainments.
Clark Rackley and E. B. Kern, of
Sawyer, came down Sunday morning
and remained over for the Fourth.
Miss Kate Huff, of Oklahoma City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Wood
ward, of this city, and will remain sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Porter have
been spending the Fourth in Medicine
Lodge, as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Henton.
Rumor says that Sheriff Dobson,
Gano and Updegraff are bow out look
ing for horse-thief, murderer or some
other kind of bad man.
We are glad to see Miss Dorothy
Kimball meet with such perfect results
in having her eyes Strengthened. by DR..
Pifer. the Wellington specialist.
Mrs. M. L. Beals and daughter with
Miss Kate Lenhart, of Kiowa, have
been spending several days with Mrs
w. w. Hull. daughter of Mrs. Beals.
w. Il. MollOy, of Hardtner, was In
town Yesterday and today telling how
the old parties had spun their yarn and
Weaver was going to weave it for them.
The Sunday schools have begun q
series of lessons IN the New Testiment,
more interesting than those just finish
ed. Now is good time for parents to
start their children.
Mr.. Dobbs has closed up his store on
Main street and removed his entire bus
lneess to Kansas avenue. Mr., Ben
Woodland has rented the room and will
Use it to store buggies.
Mr.. Ed. Woods, step-son of Uncle
George McAdoO, had a sudden setback
! few days ago, from the effect of some
medicine he had taken without pre-
and has since been very low.
The Free Methodists will hold their
quarterly meeting in the G. A. r. hall
July 18th and 18th. First service be-
at 8 O'Clock p. IN. Rev. Trever
district chairman will be with us. Us.
Ogg, pastor.
The celebration at Lockard's was
largely attended. The dinner, roast
beef, speeches, songs and dance were
all just what ever everybody knows
they will get when they go to Lockard'
something worth going to.
Persons in town who have houses or
rooms which they will rent to teachers
through the Normal Institute or who
will take teachers to board are request
ed to make it known at the county
'uperintendent's office. BY doing so
they may accommodate themselves and
also teachers who want places.
j. w. Howard, good G. A. R. man,
also a good peoples party man, and
resident of our county, has
come from Allen county to give his
sons short visit. He says the peo-
pies party there are thick as the scales
IN fish. They increased their vote
Is per cent last year and will increase
It more this year.
Supt. Hahn last week sent out to the
clerk of each school district, blanks
which will be needed by the districts
within the next school year. The val
lation of each district and circular of
Instructions will be sent out by the
within the next week
n time for the annual meeting which
occurs on Thursday, July 18th. Every
IOter, both male and female, should at
bend the annual meeting.
The ladies of the Eastern Star haye
Every reason to be satisfied with their
venture Oil Monday night, of an ice
;ream and lemonade stand in Judge
Ellis office, in connection with the ball
n the opera house. 1t was a success
n every particular. Later-The ladies
IT the Eastern Star sent to and, there
~ gladdened the hearts of the INDEX
'orce, by a liberal supply of very fine
ce cream and cake. Please accept our
hanks ladies. The cake and cream
we're excellent.
Monday was not only a day for the