Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-16
LOCAL NEWS.


winter.
For Rent-A two-room house. Apply
to Henry burst. 4Otf
II. E. Noble was made Page by the
X. of z. lodge, Monday night.
The young men Of Hazelton will give
o bill ball at Masonic hall Friday night,
18th.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock Of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
Judge Mckay left yesterday, for An
thony, where he is holding a term of
court.
MISS Ida Warren, OF Sharon, has &C
copied a position in Mrs. Belle Browns
millinery store.
We have not yet found out the name
OF the man who gave us sat the court
room on February 10th. If
Born-In this city, Tuesday, March
18th, to the wife of b. +. Teal, boy.
DIR. Kociell in attendance.
DIR. Kociell reports girl born to the
wife of Henry Thompson, three miles
east Of this city on the l4th inst.
Deputy Sheriff Boyd will start
to-day to the reform school, with his
youthful prisoner, Willie Hamilton.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. WAldron Chase Thurs
day afternoon, March 18th. Mrs. Chase.
See'y.
Last Saturday quite number of boys
were running barefooted up and down
the streets. 1t was forcing the season
a little, hut the seemed TO enjoy it.
Miss Mary Dobbs, who has been here
ON visit TO her brother, Jas. Dobbs,
and at the residence of G. b. Currie, re-
turned, last Thursday, to her home at
Oxford, Kas.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Woman's Eaual Suffrage Association,
Saturday, March 10th, at 3 O'Clock, at
the Office of Judge Ellis, over the Citi-
Zens State Bank.
Miss Hamie Hayes, sister of Mrs. j.
L. Nicholson, left here last Thursday
for visit to the family of Uncle Billy
Mills, at Gillalu, Texas. She Will be
gone about ten days.
g, l.. Bramwell went to Harper, Sat
urdAy, to witness the Remenyi concert
mt that place in the evening. After the
CONCERT he went on to Kingman to
speAd Sunday with friends.
Great offer in photographs ! Twelve
cabinets and one panel picture for
g.. so for thirty days from date. Come
early and secure your sitting at Hend-
aey'b, near the court house. 1t
Jndge Stevens issued license, yester-
day. Nor the marriage Of George Cline,
OF CaNAema, and Miss Fannie Myers, of
this city. Elder Nicholson Will marry
the couple this morning at 10 o'clock,
at the parsonage.
Mrs! J. r. Stafford, who came here
from Coldwater, nearly two years ago,
will return next week TO ColdwatT, to
1--we. During her residence iere she
4 na made many warm frienlS, who will
lregre her departure.
IL AI III bllC CCHNAaA
ee Of5he peoples party for Barber
\ ,,oAntSater he court house, last Satur-
I dav on beals was chosen as con-
Eros.lonal committeeman, and 5. s.
Funk senatorial committeeman from
Barber county.
Our Touring mill will give 80 pounds
tOf best flour in exchange for a bushel
(Of wheat testing go; 35 pounds of Crys-
tai, or ~ pounds Of Clipper -four for
IOushel of wheat testing so. -Four, bran
asnd shorts always on hand at the mill.
for sAle or exchange. I3-tf
Read w. IL. Harmon Il Co.'S lad" in
ahis weeks paper. This firm are judi
.cious, advertisers, and do not waste
printers ink by advertising something
that they will not do. They are thor
oughly reliable in their dealings, and
have the confidence Of large patron
age.
The last of series of dances given
ut the opera house for the country peo-
rs. terminated with Friday evenings
dance. The night was beautiful and
the peobBe from the country were there
in larReIhumbers, as were also Qoodly
sprinkliAg of town people. Everybody
seemed TO have a good time, and the
dancing was continued until the wee
ama' no rs.
The weather is theme we can talk
about when all other topics are worr
Oaf bright and
warm. Early Sunday morning 1t be
gan to get cool, with little breeze from
the northeast; it grew colder all dal
and all night. Monday morning 1t be
gan to snow, the wind remaining In thu
northeast. The snow continued falling
till Tuesday morning.
The first business blockade that eve
occurred in the streets of Medicine
Lodge occurred at O'Clock last Satur
day afternoon. Both sides ofMain stree
we're full Of teams and wagons, leaviD
n narrow lane in the middle OF th
istreet, and wagons and other vehicle
were constantly passing. At O'clocl
"a lam occurred, aud it was fully fiv
minutes before it was broken and
passage opened up for vehicles. w
would like to see jam every day.
Fred Ellis came home from the Win
field College, Saturday, TO spend
weeks vacation. His sister, Miss Gel
tie, instituted an impromptu party fo
him and invited plumber of his youn
friends IN to enjoy the occasion. Th
time was very pleasantly spent in pa
Tor games. conversation and the EMO!
ment of some fine instrumental and W
cal music. Those present were Mise
NellieCurrie, AngieLowry, Daisy Moor
Callie and Minnie Minick, Die Kidd an
Lena O'Bryan, and Messrs. Dick Wi