Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-10
Waldron Chase is sick again.

Go TO Woodward to buy groceries, or
to sell country produce. 80
Go to D. 5. Gregg for Sewing Ma
chine Needles and Repairs. 38
Mccarthy packed his grip and pulled
his freight yesterday morning.
A number of lawyers were in attend
ance on district court yesterday.
Catholic services at the usual place on
the 23d of February, by Rev. O'Hara.
Mrs. DIR. Moore departed last Fri
day for an extended visit to Ielativesi In
Iowa.
The first thing in the district court
this morning will be to hear motions in
the sugar mill case.
Woodward invites trade. He wants
It, and when customer comes in he re-
ceives the worth of his money. 38
The sugar mill started up yesterday
morning, and is running the strip
through the centrifugals for second
sugar.
Judge Howe has been notified that
| his pension of Sl2 a month has been
allowed. He will be allowed back
money from last June.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the INDEX Printing Com
pany. at their Office. on Saturday, Feb
ruary 18th, at O'Clock, p. m.
Have you traded any with Wood
ward? If not, why not? lie has neat,
new stock of groceries and clothing,
and sells a notch below competition.
We have a wel-written communica-
ton signed "Howler." We have often
said in these columns that we would
publish no communication unless we
knew who wrote it or was responsible
for it.
Married-In this city, last night. at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Tucker, by Elder Nicholson, Mr.. James
Osborn, of Harper county, and Mrs.
Louisa Jane Hutchins, widow of the
late John Hutchins.
The Baptist young peoples society
had candy pulling lastSaturday night,
and though the weather was not pleas
ant, the entertainment was we'll at
tended, and the receipts satisfactory.
All present had very pleasant time.
1t began showing here at seven
O'Clock Monday morning, and kept
steadily at it till about II O'Clock. The
snow was heavy and about three inches
deep. There was no wind, and the
ground was we'll covered. 1t was a
splendid winter mulch for the wheat.
At the approach of the spring season
those predisposed to consumption, OF
those in whom weak lungs is FREEDOM
inant ailment, are advised to apply to
DR.. Kociell, and take course of oxy-
gen treatment, to tide them safely over
the changeable weather in March, April
, and Nav. 38tf
, Miss Emma Weber, the esteemed
, daughter of our miller, N. Weber, left
last Sunday for Raleigh, Illinois, on q
visit to her sister, Mrs. Wash. Liner
lex, nee Winnie Weber. She ex
poets to be gone several months, which
accounts for the depressed spirits of ont
of our handsome Young men.
MIR. and Mrs Nelson Day, of Platts
f burg, New York, arrived here ten days
ago. on visit to Mrs. w. w. Cook, {
sister of Mrs. Day. Last Saturday Mrs
i, NJ. E. Carmichael, of Quenemo, Kan
! sas, sister of the above mentioned la
o dies, also arrived to make visit. l
q has been % years since Mrs. Cook o
Mrs. Carmichael saw Mrs. Day. The
4 are now making up for lost time, ant
q are having a splendid time.
o Tuesday, February End was grOun'
hog day in some places. We don't hav
any need for weather prophets dow
IN Sunny Kansas, and the ground ho
- can't make living by prophesyine
- The backbone of old winter was broke
: some weeks ago, and already we sc
a signs of an early spring in the swellfn
buds of the cottonwood gree
y growing wheat and grass, and occasion
= ally few weeds have put their gree
,. heads above ground.
Until March lst, 1892, the subscrlI
tion price of the Alliance Tribune, q
;" Topeka, Kansas, will be fifty cents
year. The Tribune is a six-columI
eight-page Alliance and Peoples part
paper, an out spoken, fearless advocat
of the reforms demanded by the people
~ A first-class Domestic Sewing Machin
= will be awarded as premium to tn
- person sending in the largest list {
:, cash subscriptions on or before Mare
:" LIST, 1892. Address. Alliance Tribur
Publishing Co., Topeka, Kas.
w. T. Rouse went to Wichita tw
o. weeks ago. He and Earl went in bul
= gy While staying with brother-il
," law, near Cheney, his fine horse disal
. peared, and when Mr.. Rouse left thel
u the horse had not been heard from
o. While In Wichita he was very muC
- surprised to meet Mrs. Rouse, who ha
= gotten tired of staying at home, al
% concluded to make visit. The fami
y are all at home again, but Mr.. Rou
," bought two mules, and drove the
back, hitched to his buggy. The null
will be used on his farm this year.
y On Tuesday evening, at the residen
of DIR. Moore, Miss Daisy entertain'
~ in her pleasing manner a number
:" her intimate friends. The usual parl
games and conversation was indulg'
= IN until late hour when refreshmen
~ were served, which were of high
enjoyable kind and calculated to plea
" the most fastidIous. The evening W
'' one of unalloyed pleasure and long
ni be remembered by those present. Mi
-. Daisy's guests were Misses Cora Bye
70 ley, Clara ana Minnie Minick, al
We | Aono-c U w Tonn fHhoo Da;cAo.