Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-01-27
A. 7. GGF. r. TINE CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

wanted
The Earth"
Saturday, January Goth.
Cook & Palmer make loans on well
improved farms. 81
Born, at Crisfield, on the 18th, to the
wife of William Maddox, a girl.
We understand that F. r. Hayes will
teach four months term OF school in
district q, just east of town.
The ladies' aid society of the Chris
.tlAn church will meet with Mrs. Ethel
DorAn on Wednesday, February Bird.
The INDEX is a paper for the people.
II anybody wants to address the public
on an interesting topic, our columns
are open.
Dick Wilson made another trip to
Harper last Wednesday. Whenever
Dick can't run the mill he takes a trip
to Harper.
l.. IN. Presnall, of Cedar township,
has Received news that his father is
very sick, at Oskaloosa, Iowa. He Is
over so years old.
Cook u Palmer, our rustling real
estate agents sold, last week, the A. j.
Jones residence in the south end of
town. to F. e. Clarke, for $500 cash.
Lem Munson went back to the Terri
tory, last Wednesday. He was not
satisfied with the last trip. He has
kIlled three deer since he reached camp.
The hunting party in the Territory
teleRraphed w. II. Harmon that they
pad killed three deer and had fine
prospect for more, and for him to come
quickly. He left in a hurry.
Airs. ). E. Nicholson returned, last
Wednesday, from her protracted visit
tdk elatives in Cass county, Missouri.
Her sister, Miss Hays, came home with
her, and Will make a visit here.
Next Friday, January 18th, is kan
sas Day" and will be observed by APP
prOpriate exercises IN nearly all our
public schools. Kansas was admitted
into the union on the 18th of January,
1881
Ibn't miss the great comedy, by John
Dillon and his excellent company, on
hlanuary 30th-'Wanted, the Earth. -
This entertainment Will equal those of
Wichita, Kansas City ana other cities,
land you can see it right here, at home,
for $1.OO.
The Cresset Is publishing notice of
foreclO' le against dead man, and
claim /hat the mortgage companies
chose hat paper on account Of its wide
Giro lation. They probably chose it
more on account Of its having a dead
Circulation"
School district SO, ten miles south
INVEST, has voted $500 bond to build
tsnd furnish school house, and have
';S.ered it to the State School Fund
{ commissioners for purchase. 1t will
taken il the commissioners have
fficient funds on hand.
I CVm. II. Ball, of Meade county, step
Rlher of w. L. Rouse, came in last
f,urday on visit to the family of w.
lSouse. He came to look for lOca-
n and will live this year on Mr..
4 oJ5uSe's farm. He will soon go back
% Meade county after his family and
goPdS.
T. NJ. Kidd has sold his furniture
and effect, In the Avenue House, to j.
C.'Iohnson, OF Sharon. Mr.. johnson
will be ready for guests by or before
the LIST of February. Mr.. Kidd will
move into his own house, east of the
courthouse, as soon as Mr.. Hellings
ca ind another residence.
KiOwa Journal: Friends of Mr.. Jas.
Wilson extend to him their kindest
sympathy, in this, his sad bereavement.
His father was farmer and had accu,
INFLATED property amounting to nearly
81 ,OOO, 600. lie leaves five children, OF
which Jar IS IS the eldest, and will nc
doubt be called upon to administer his
fathers estate"
w. G. Afford, of Hazelton. dropped
in on US last Thursday. He has been
taking the bi-chloride of gold to CURE
him OF the tobacco habit, and says the
cure is perfect. He also informs us
that q citizen of Hazelton has beel
cured Of the whisky habit, and that an.
other citizen of that burg is about Il
start for the Keelev institute.
DIR. Phillips went to Winfield, Mon
day, to attend the silver wedding Of
( the president of Winfield college. DIR
Phillips is president of the board o
trustees Of the college, and has beef
ever since the board was organized
DIR. Phillips sent to the college, las
week, 81 good books for the library
Most of these books were from his owl
library, but some of them were con
bributed by our citizens.
Col. s. K. w. Field and wife reached
home Sunday from Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, whore they have spent til,
winter on account of the Colonelt
health. He Gays he weighs ITO pounds
and feels like q new man. Though
feeling we'll, he is not as strong as usu
al, as the curative process there con
sista in sweating person about al
he can stand. But cold water an
Kansas breezes will soon restore hi
wonted strength.
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