Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-03-16
Willing workers TO-DAY.

Judge Mckay came over Monday to
approve the sale of the sugar mill prop
erty.
A sheriff from Texas was here last
week, looking tor man, who was not
found.
For Sale-A horse, buggy, set of sin
gle buggy harness and mich COW. In
quire at this Office.
Miss Mamie Nicholson closed her
school last Friday. She has been teach
ing in the Aetna neighborhood.
Cook s. Palmer do a general real es-
tate business, and make specially of
looking after farms for non-resIdents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cameron return
ed from Wichita. Sunday. They have
been visiting friends in that city for the
past ten days.
Mrs. John Higgins invites The atten-
ton of our ladies to her new stock of
millinery, which has just arrived. See
her advertisement.
DR.. J. ID. Karr returned last Friday,
from KeOkuk, Iowa, where he has been
tor the past three months attending the
Keokuk Medical College.
Miss Carrie Carmichael is expected
home from Topeka, this week, and will
return to her former position at James
DObbs' Office, as bOok-keeper.
Bob Simpson has been allowed pen
sion of SO month, and over 1900 OF
back pay. Every will be glad to
hear it for everybody is Bob's friend.
Jerry Mussen was hurt, one day last
week, while riding sulky plow. The
plow struck some obstruction, throw
ing him off, and probably causing a
rupture.
A. l.. Graves and wife, of Canema,
celebrated their tin wedding last night.
We have not heard from there, but
will warrant good time and a
big crowd.
We expected to publish in to. days
issue, the address of Elder Nicholson,
delivered before the Masonic order of
this city. but he failed to furnish the
copy in time.
o. l.. Day, wife and family attended
the Remenyi concert at Harper, Satur-
urday evening, returning Sunday. Mr..
Day says Remenyi, as a violinist, eli
makes everything he eyer witnessed.
Mayor T. L. Lindley's fine black trot-
ting mare, Monogram, has fine colt,
by Campbell's Alcolyte. This colt COM
bines the best strains of MambrIno and
Wilkes blood, and cannot help being a
fast one.
The patent medicine vendor on our
streets last week got away with good
many dollars. He pretended to be able
to make the deaf hear with one dose of
mis- truck, and to purify mans blood
in three days.
Rev. j. B. North reached home last
Friday, from his visit to Kingtisher and
Guthrie, OK. He was well pleased with
the country and its future prospects,
Mr.. North has accepteda call from
the Presbyterian church at Kinghsher,
which he has been considering for some
weeks. Medicine Lodge can not we'll
afford to lose him.
l.. w. Young, brother to our pho
tographer, d. w. Young, arrived here
last Thursday from Pana, Illinois. He
comes to visit his brother and family,
to improve his health in our curative
atmosphere, and will also take BIRDS
eye view of the Cherokee Strip. He
says he has grown tired of Illinois
mud, and concluded to endure it no
longer.
Wichita Eagle of the 10Th: 1T. l..
O'Bryan and J. b. Gibson, of Medicine
Lodge, trial jurors of the federal court
in session in the city, called at the Eagle
sanctum yesterday to pay their respects
to the editor. They both manifested a
degree of enthusiasm at the flattering
outlook for prosperous times In the
state of Barber and It's metropolis the
coming year"
For the benefit of stock shippers,
commencing Monday, February 22nd,
we will run an extra stock express
train between here and Wichita, three
times week. Train will run Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving
here at 4:30 a. m. and arriving at WITCH
tia at 1915 a. m. A stock express leave:
Wichita at 4 p. m. daily for Kansas
City and east. This arrangement viii
give our shippers plenty of time to test
the Wichita market and go on to Kan
sas City if they desire. w. o. Horr
agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holmes enter
tanned, on last Wednesday evening, a
their residence on South Main, merr.
coterie of friends. The occasion was ;
''high-five" party, and the pleasan
manner in which the evening was spen
demonstrates that Mr.. and Mrs. Holme
are most hospitable entertainers. Fou
prizes were awarded to the players. Th
two first prizes being awarded 10 Mrs
t. l.. O'Bryan and Mr.. S. K. Stone; an
the BOBBY prizes to Miss Jessie O'Brya
and Mr.. C. J.. Braniwell. At an apprc
pirate hour a dainty collation. was Sery
ed. The guests were: Mesdames I. /
O'Bryan, G. II. Eldred. g. /. Hinman
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. w. Field. Mr.. an
Mrs. WaIdron Chase, MIR. and Mrs. {
G. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. AXlint
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Ellis; Misses Ell
Bristow, Blanche Kercheval, Jess
O'Bryan, --Smith; MeSSrs. s. 1
Stone, II. G. Gould, II. d. Records.
L. Bramwell, R. w. Cameron and judy
Edwards.
There was an election held at I'll
Christian church, last Sunday morning
for one elder and one deacon. NomiI
atoms are not permitted. but each men
Der of the church is expected to vol
for the person of his or her choice. U
the first ballot I. A. McClearey recei