Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-09-14
Miss Belle Brown departed Monday

Waiter and Minnie Cant came in
Saturday to enter school.
Ed. Samples meeting at Sharon was
somewhat small owing to the storm.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Mr.. d. G. Book and Jack Davis de-
par ted for their anticipated trip sun
day.
Mr.. II. N. Burner will sell choice
lot of horses on the 2lst, at 1 O'Clock |
sharp.
Buy your wife New Home Sewing |
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
Don't forget the meeting at Medicine
Valley school house tomorrow night,
Thursday the 18th.
Miss Lottie Hitchcock left yesterday
for her home 1T Guthrie. Little Lizzie
McNeal accompanied her.
The ladies Of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Thos. Doran Thursday
afternoon, september 18th.
Mr.. VIM. McMurtry, who has been
assisting his son Marvin in Comanche
county, returned yesterday.
Mr.. L. W. DeGeer and Perry Hill of
Sharon, attended a good meeting at
Cedar Valley Monday night.
Mr.. Garrison is with us ouce more,
in rather a feeble state of health. Mis-
souri, did not agree with him.
Mrs. W. F. Holland, the wife Of one
of Comanche's truest men, has been
nominated for county superintendent.
Farmers Headquarters first door
north of the 2. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. E. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
Judge Mckay, having adjourned
court, stopped over for the MingOna
picnic and returned home Friday morn
ing.
Window plants in large variety, fine
condition and very cheap, at j. l., Bra
dy's Greenhouse, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas. 15tf
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock Of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. r. Young and j. D.
Karr. 3
Miss Myrtle Dye, Of Sharon, departed
Friday for Ottawa. She will stop at
Winfield where she may conclude to
attend school.
Hazelton Express: Mrs. H. E. No
BILE and children, of Medicine Lodge,
are visiting the family of Jim Mckee
YER this week.
A new wheat. the Golden Coin, a
cross between Velvet Chaff and Fultz.
Samples at Cook & Palmer's. Foe sale
by Eli Benedict. 15tf
A marriage license was issued on the
5th to Edward Barber and Minnie Stall
der of Sharon. We understand they
! were married Wednesday.
: For Sale-l5O, 900 brick at Sun City.
For further information inquire of M.
H. Clements, Sun City, or 7. l.. Lind
ley, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 7-l9
{ FTonk Haynes and wife with their
little son. left Monday for Kansas City,
where they have taken the little fellow
, to have surgical operation performed
! Mr.. H. z. Watts, of Cedar township,
4 with friend from Missouri gave us a
call Thursday last, and reports that the
y peoples party still hold the fort down
e there.
q Found-a full set of teeth, on the road
q about One-half mile south east of Jno
Jesse's, on Saturday, the 9th of Au
e gust. Owner will apply at the post
n office bookstore.
r. KiOWa Journal: Nv. H. Love, o
o Medicine Lodge, was in the city Tues
day. He was accompanied by hi
5, brother-in-law for trip in the Terri
t, tory, for . few days hunt"
II Roses. carnations, ehrysanthemums
l. geraniums, coleus. begonias, etc, i
fine condition and very cheap, at j. 1
4 Brady'S greenhouse, Medicine Lodge
II Kansas. Call and see them. 15tf
,e A letter from Mr.. Lands states tina
y he IS meeting with pleasant reception
e everywhere. His health and strengt
are improving constantly. He will b
l. home on the 18th for few days.
"a In the assignment of rooms in tn
n. school Miss BlIck was given the gran
"a mar room. to which the 9Th grade ha
III been added, Mrs. DeLisle the inte
mediate, and Miss Thomas the 3r
n grade.
| 10 form
III new library club for Harper Bros pull
e. locations. The plan proposed gives
e. reader access to a great many standaI
works Of popular authors, and the on
-. expense to each one is 81 for two year
be The genial smile Of Jim Gano disa
r. peared from our midst Monday last. T
lit has gone to Blomery, Va, to visit h
all father at his old home, from which
ce has been absent for the past ten year
and will be gone for three or four week
Job Hazelton Express: Lester L. Brow
ey of Harper, has taken place as chi
ay assistant in the publication of this p
90 per, and will remain indefinitely.
Ut is worthy young man in every parti
u' ular and deserving of the fellowship
HazeltOn's young people.
Hazelton Express: Our public schot
opened last Monday with an enrOllne
~ of 90 scholars. Everything in come
% ton with the schools has progress
satisfactorily, and the pupils EXPIRE
~ themselves as well pleased with thu
teachers.
req ID. Boggs desires to say that he is
Ine the field to sell all kinds of gard
III plants. flowers, shrubs, fruit and sha
700 trees. lawn and orchard grass seed; {
Ut erything, IN short, from sand burrs
I'm. cotton woods. He ia csnvassiDg for
80 Willets nursery, whose reputation
beyond question, and Is here to stay.