Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-08

wards. 81
Uncle Ed. Howard is again on the
sick list.
The ditch will be running again in
few days.
| Mr. Jno. Wallace, of Sharon, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Sam. Mosshart departed Monday
on a visit TO Ohio.
Work will begin again Monday on
the masonic hall.
The dam across Elm creek is being
! temporarily repair ed.
Best goods, lowest prices, polite atten-
! ton, at Woodward's. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Jesse spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. LitZ.
The visits of our street sprinkler are
now highly appreciated.
Rev. Nicholson is away from the city,
but will return next week.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Slonaker,
on Nav 26th, a son. DR.. KOcielI.
Buy your wife New Home Sewing
Machine. John Higgins keeps them for
sale. 43tf
Misses Hattie Clough and Katie Hen
ton represented Sharon in town Satur-
day.
VIM. Garrison, Perry Hill and MI.
Henton, of Sharon, made us pleasant
calls Monday.
The ladies convention was moved
from the Presbyterian church to the
Christian church.
Come out and see the Milk Maid
Carnival at the opera house, Friday
evening, June 10th.
Judge Lacy has been out on his place
during the past week, and reports seri-
Gus damage by the hail.
Mrs. Robt. Taliaferro's mother came
from Walker, Mo-, on visit to her
daughter Saturday last.
j. Z. Fleming Is smiling. He has
received an So month pension, with
back pay from December 1890.
Judge Mckay, after holding short
session of court on Friday, returned to
Attica, his home, Oh Saturday last.
Notice Mr.. Geo. Aliens new adver-
tisement. He has one of the finest
punches of Jerseys in Barber county.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie as possible, but Will get there all
the same. See Chase & Allen, agts. 81
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
| best for stock of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. R. Young and j. d.
Karr.
Lost-a bundle of papers, called the
Woman's Tribune, probably east of
town. The finder Will please return to
this office.
Mr.. Luke Hood, of Aetna, left Mon
day for Illinois, where he will remain
about ten days. His wife will return
with him.
w. L. Nash, agent of the New York
Life Insurance company was in the
city Monday and Tuesday canvasSing
for his company.
Mr.. Irwin Clough was fined Monday
on the charge of assault and battery.
Mr.. Jno. Burgett was sick and did not
stand trial at that time.
FOund-a sum of money, in Medicine
Lodge, by T. b. Nurse. 1t will be re-
turned upon application at my place
and proof of ownership. 3t1
Judge Mckay spoke to fine audi
ence at Sharon, last Saturday night.
The Judge is becoming an entertaining
as we'll as instructive speaker.
Geo. McAdoo went out with Mr..
Wilson and his son, Saturday to visit
his country friends. We can assure
them that his city friends will vouch
for his good behavior.
Joe Massey, Frank Whitaker and Rev.
Owens were down from Sun City Fri
day evening to attend the Odd Fellows
encampment. These, with three others
from the Sun, rode the goat.
Mr.. Lindley has some fine specimens
of wheat from the field of Mr.. Aubley,
who lives about six miles west of the
city. 1t is beautiful field and will be
ready to cut IN about ten days.
To those who complain that their
part of the county is not represented in
our columns, let us say that we are not
omnlpresent and local communica.
ton from yourself will remedy the mat
ter.
The speakers for the celebration at
j. A. Lockard's grove are VIM. Lock
ard and w. w. S. Snoddy. A martial
band will furnish the music for the &C.
caslon. Everybody come, and bring
your baskets, and let us have a general
good time.
Mr.. f. Is. Kern, Mr.. Vile and Mr.
Douglass, of Sawyer, made our city {
flying visit Sunday. They came down
on bicycles, going back in the evening
Mr. Kern is an Indiana acquaintance
of l.. d. Peoples, having recently locat.
ed at that place.
A fellow named Dickerson, from Har
per county, was arrested Saturday al
Lake City, by Riley Lake, for stealins
a span of horses, and lodged in Jail. HI
went around Medicine Lodge, and tried
hard to sell the horses to DR.. PepooI
while on the way to Lake City.
The supper at the Bunk schoo
house was a most delightful success fes
tally, socially and politically. Every
body seemed happy regardless of politi
cal differences. 1t is one to be long re
membered. Mr.. Lands delivered &
most entertaining and instructive adj
dress. Over one hundred present.
Weare indebted to Mr.. Wallace Rouse
for A lovely boouet. Mr.. Rouse has /