Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-23
County alliance April End.

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For Rent-A two-room house. Apply
to Henry burst. 4Otf
Medicine Lodge surveillance next
Saturday night.
Mrs. Tom Doran and son are visiting
relatives in Kansas City.
Ole Olson tomorrow night. Tickets
reduced to IS, so and 50 cents.
Rev. j. Il. North will preach his fare
we'll sermon next Sunday night.
Farmers, insure your growing crops
against hail with Cook & Palmer. A
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
CITY. 39tf
For Sale-A pair of good work mules
ard good work horse. Apply at this
office. ATT
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. E. w. Hill.
Mrs. Ben Woodland and children re-
turned last Friday, from a live weeks
| visit at Lawrence, Kansas
Tickets for the Ole Olson entertain
ment tomorrow, Thursday eve, March
oath, are being rapidly taken.
Republican primaries TO morrow, to
select delegates TO the county conven-
ton to be held on Saturday, the 18th.
The Hazelton Express reached Us
Yesterday afternoon. Four and half
days IN travelling 25 miles is rather slow.
Rev. w. A. Cain will probably start,
to-day to Ashland, to look after some
real estate for which he recently trad
ed Iowa property.
For sale-Seed oats at 80 cents per
bushel; and early seed corn at so cents
per bushel. Samples at Burnett's store.
G. J. Skeen, Roundup, Kansas. tf-41
Mrs. James Mcclure, of Sharon, who
was so badly hurt in railroad acct
dent, some months ago, is slowly sink
ing, with hardly hope for improve
ment.
Regular meeting of the Anna Shaw
Equal Suffrage Association will meet
Saturday, March 18th, at the rooms for
merly occupied by Judge Ellis, over the
Citizens Bank.
AS we go to press the sun is
SHINING, with soft wind from the
south; the birds are singing, and 1t
looks as if were to have little of our
accustomed Sunny Kansas Weather.
Rev. J. NJ. Archer has been assigned
to Medicine Lodge, by the Methodist
conference, which met at Winfield last
week. Mr. Archer was at Valley Cen
ter in 1890. He has wife and one child.
WANTED-Services of an energetic
lady or gentlemen to work for me in
Barber county. Salary $50 per month.
Call on or address, j. c. Walstad, Med
, Icine Lodge, KaS. u
Mr.. f. b. Peck's sale at HaZeiton
, last Saturday, was not well attended
: owing to the miserable weather. Mr.
, Peck only sold five head of colts, and
the prices realized were very unsatis
factory.
l.. Overstreet, formerly of this city, has
5 been appointed register of the Z. 5
land Office at Guthrie. Barber county
: ''boys" seem to stand in with the ad
ministraton.
A 1t was reported here lastweek that the
Southern Kansas telephone company
e would soon extend their line from
i Wellington to Medicine Lodge. W.
o have not been able to trace the rumO
y To any reliable source.
Yesterday morning the wind was IL
the northwest, and the day was bright
q clear and cool. There was scarcely
f any wind, and snow melted slowly
+ The wind has been from the north ant
r. northeast for nearly two weeks.
II d. w. Young left, Monday, on a pros
pectlng tour through Oklahoma. HI
u will visit Oklahoma City, Kingfsher
It Ell Reno, and other towns, with vieV
it of locating wherever he likes it best
j. His family will follow him some tim
> this summer.
INlSdl ANAClOiOOh1 "IAO chN WV SNAN
dren. of Gainesville, Texas, who wer
l. here on a visit to his father, Eide
e Nicholson, left last Wednesday for Sc
e dalia, where they were called on az
ID count of the dangerous sickness of hi
IT wife's father.
Of P 3. Brlley and wife, of San Bel
[. nardino, California, whose arrival W
er noted last week, have come to stay Ii
E. some more public lands are opened W
They formerly lived near Amber, an
as we would be glad to haye them settl
IN down here for good.
10 Jack Jones, the Jeffersonian demo
III crat, who would make democrat
VI speech one day and peoples part
y speech the next, and vote for republ
~ can candidates on the next, has folde
~ his tent like the Arab, and pulled b
as freight for some other climate.
m Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
church met last Friday afternoon wit
Mrs. Phillips. Elegant refreshmen
IN were served by the hostess. as a su
d prise to the society. The ladies d
H. ample justice to the viands. while Il
IS Equal Suffrage question was aired ar
IL discussed among them.
y Joseph D1rr, of Macomb, Illlnoi
: with his wife and three children, a
" rived at Sharon last Friday, and vi
= make that place their future HON
;, ;" Mrs. DUR is sister of VIM. Garriso
!" of Sharon. Mr.. Garrison and Mr.. Du
- called on the INDEX Monday. We al
glad to welcome such people to Of
d county.
!" James Dobbs was at Wellington al
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