Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-17

Come to the INDEX office for horse
bills.
The strip factory was not running
yesterday.
Elder Nicholson will preach at Sharon
next Sunday night.
Z. B. Peck and wife were visiting
at Hazelton, last week.
Catholic services at the usual time
and place on February 23rd.
Born, near HazeltOn, February Sth,
to the wife VIM. Norwood. a girl.
Highest market price for country pro-
duce at Headquarters. Woodward's.
1t is about the time of year to start
the report that the fruit crop is killed.
Bob Neff and his comedy company
are now playing to Arkansas audiences.
Surveillance presidents Will remem-
Der the meeting at the courthouse next
| Saturday.
Lost, one beaver glove, finder please
return to ID. S. Gregg, the gunsmith,
and get reward. 38
Cook & Palmer do a general real eS-
| tate business, and make a specially of
looking after farms for non-resldents.
Miss Leila Stevens started, Monday,
to Topeka, where she viii learn stenog-
raphy. Her address is 500 West Sixth
| street.
The presidents of the various sub
alliances in the county Will remember
the adjourned meeting next Saturday,
at the courthouse.
w. &. Sellers moved into his new
quarters, one door south of Davis 4
Davis, Saturday evening. He is com
| fortably located now.
Remember the dance at the opera
house to morrow night. Everybody is
invited, and the country people especi-
ally. \ good time for all.
We were mistaken last week in say
ing that Mr.. Noah had been appointed
deputy county clerk. He is simply as
sisting Mr.. Lewis temporarily.
Don't forget that home talent will
render "Our Pet'' at the opera house,
on the 25th of February, for the Epis-
copal churcn. Get you minds ready
for good thing.
Miss Carrie Carmichael, who has held
the responsible position of book-keeper
at Dobbs' feed store and coal yard for
the past two years, lett for Topeka,
Monday. to learn stenography.
In the case of State vs. Wright fol-
violating the prohbitory law, jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty. Motion
made for new trial. and granted.
Wright gave $500 bond for his appear.
ance.
Jay Chilcott died at his hone, seven
miles southeast of this city, Monday
evening at o'clock. He leaves wife
and one little child to mourn his un-
timely death. The funeral occurs to-
day from the home of the deceased.
J w. G. Matthews, our good looking
Young school teacher friend, has stolen
! a march on the people of his vicinity
and last Sunday was married to Miss
Blanche Trotter. The handsome young
couple have our best wishes for theil
future prosperity and happiness.
There is no abatement in the interest
being manifested at the Free Metho
dist revival, and night after night
crowds pack the G.. A. r. hall to lister
to Revs. Ogg and Cline discourse TIT
scriptures. There have been several con
verts and a number of additions to thu
church.
The Cresset publishes, without com
ment. ana therefore endorses, hot
headed and unwarranted criticism o
contributed article concerning the Dill
lon play. The author of the articl
says he is willing to let an intelligen
public Judge as to whether he or tn
Cresset has the God and morality
side of this question.
The person who received a packag
OfValentlnes from ''Vigilance Commit
tee,'' states through these columns tina
said committee is the subject of com
passion and prayer. You can't hurt
; c!triStain God gives them the shiel
of faith by which to resist all the fer
darts of the wicked. Christ says 9TH
gates of hell shall not prevail agains
them"
Mr.. Robert Simpson received a ba,
hurt last Wednesday. Mr.. e. A
Graves drove up to the stable with {
I young team, and Mr.. Simpson wen
out to help unhitch. The team becam
frightened, jumped forward, knOcke
e Mr. Simpson down, and horses an
| wagon ran over him. The right shoulC
er blade was fractured. He has suffe
I cred severely, but is getting about h
d premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Ellis gave higl
party Saturday evening. at their sp;
q cious rooms over the Citizens Banl
The Judge and Mrs. Ellis are, Intuitiv
Iy, charming entertainers, and full
demonstrated the fact Saturday ever
ing. Their guests were: Mr. and Mr.
G. ! Human, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Can
s erOn, Nh and Mrs. l.. NJ. Axline. NJ
: and Mrs. S. *. w. Fields, Mrs. T.
u O'Brga,', Miss Smith, S. E. Stone, al
e Judge Loren Edwards.
e The officers of the County Union SUI
b day School y ssoclation had a meetiI
:. in the room over Davis & Davis stor
e last Saturday night. Present. WI
N Garrison. president, d. j. Aber, E.
t Byerley and DR.. Phillips; absent Rev.
II Il. North and Rev. w. a. Cam. 1t W
t decided to correspond with Sund,
% school workers and speakers, and ha
h meeting on April 18th or 20ih, whic
(, everdate suits the majority. a pr
gramme will be issued in due time.
:, The teachers assoc iation at HaZ
- ton, last Saturday, was an occasion
much interest and profit Some ~