Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-05-25
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Butterick's Delineator at Wood
wards. 81
Rev. Pinkston made the county call
last week.
Uncle Billy Mills started back 10 Tex
as Tuesday.
Ladies, 60 and see the fine parasols at
WOodward's. So
Woodward's new goods have just been
opened. Call early. 81
Fred Fash and brother, registered at
the Usage, Saturday.
A few fakes of snow were seen Fri
day and Saturday last.
Born-to the wife of Will Weaver, a
boy, on Sunday, May 22nd.
The sugar mill is being repaired and
made ready for better work.
VIII Cameron closes his school on
Antelope Flat next Friday.
Il. A. Gleason was in town Monday
and Tuesday attending court.
Mr.. Watrus, of the Kiowa Review,
has been away for some time.
James DObbs is putting in a new
stone foundation for his scales.
Medicine Lodge sub alliance meeting
next Saturday night, May 18th.
A picnic at Richardson's grove Satur-
day next will be addressed by VIM.
| Garrison.
Clay McGrath, Mr.. John and Mr..
Gentry, of Deerhead, were hauling in
hogs Monday.
1t Will pay to buy the farmers ALI
ance history of j. z. Fleming, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.
Tom Warwick's child was dangerous
ly poisoned last week with green paint.
1t Is improving.
Reports from all parts of the county
snow that the wheat crop prospects are
better than ever.
VIM. Garrison, Mr.. Farley and Mr..
NaughtOn of Sharon, made this Office
a pleasant call Monday.
Miss Elva Blick closed a most sue
cessful school at Lake City last week,
and is now in the city.
Judge Mckay will speak at the Stock
still school house Saturday, the 2Sth,
on the railroad question.
COan 81 Hahn report sale of binders
and headers beyond their expectations.
They sent their orders Monday.
The board of county commissioners
meet again on the 9Th of June, as can
vasslng and equalization board.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie as possible, but will get there all
the same. See Chase 81 Allen, agts. 81
Dedman, colored, of Kiowa, charged
with assault and battery with intent to
kill. Preliminary was held yesterday.
Woods Binder and harvester, the
light running, sure knotter and all
round good machine. See Chase s.
Allen. stiff
Mr.. Sam. Cole became the happy
father of boy May Goth, 1892, and Gel
ebrates the occasion with cigars and
smiles.
There will be a big supper given by
the alliance at Kiowa, next Saturday
evening. VIM. Garrison will address
the meeting.
Mr.. Musgrove returned last evening,
sooner than expected. He had a pleas
ant trip to COldwater. Will depart for
Kansas City Friday.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve dinner and supper on Decoration
day in the Cook block, for the benefit
of the parsonage fund.
Excursion to Wellington May 26th,
on occasion of the Ringing Brothers
circus. Tickets $2.72 for round trip,
good for return on May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mon. White, of Sharon,
made the INDEX call Wednesday. We
are pleased to see Mr.. White recovering
from his severe attack of palsy.
AT sale at Loves stable Saturday,
P. b. Cole bought horses for S55, and
the boys cannot convince him they are
not worth three times as much.
The Baptist social held at the Bap-
fist chapel last Friday evening, was, n
spite of the rain, we'll attended, and
we hope 1t may soon be repeated.
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. 4S-tf
Mr.. Fish, of Wichita, delegate-at-
large to the Chicago convention, was at
tending court last week, representing
the Davidson Investment Company.
N. Weber wants to buy all the soft
wheat in the county at the highest
market price, or he will exchange flour
or any sort of mill stuff for wheat. 81
ID. q. Mari, on Tuesday last, was the
happiest fellow IN Barber county. The
occasion was young lady visitor. Her
last name is Mari. She likes the coun-
try and has concluded to stay.
The daughter of S. III. Vanderpool, of
Deerhead, was bitten by a skunk, and
left Friday for Kansas City to visit DR..
J. NJ. Dixon. The maidstone vas ap-
piled for 8 hours. She returned Mon
day all right.
We understand that certain gentle
men OF leisure pay twenty five dollars
per month and certain women of leis.
ure pay fines Of ten dollars a month TO
the city government of Kiowa, and go
about their sinful ways.
Mrs. Cain returned home FRIDAY last
from an extended visit to New York.
She called on Mrs. Musgrove at Kansas
City and reports her doing well. A good
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