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

reports nave come TO WlcnlLa or
terrible cyclone IN Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Willie Matthews came in to at
tend the ODD Fellows lodge Friday
evening.
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 39tf
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church, gave an ice cream supper last
night.
Council meeting was held Monday
night. The claims of Mr.. Weber were
laid over.
Roy Hall, who has been attending
the Kemper school at Boonville, Mo-,
came home yesterday.
The dance at Pixley, in the new post
office building, was attended by num-
Der of our young people.
Mr.. Griffin, who keeps the Melior
post-Office, is suffering from a cancer,
and is not expected to live.
The Presbyterian ladies have our
thanks for some delicious ice cream
and cake, sent us this morning.
Mr.. J. A. Lester and Chas. George,
from Hazelton, came in yesterday. We
must thank those friends who came in
to pay up before their time is out.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist church will meet at the chapel on
Thursday. June 9th, at p. m. Mrs. L.
F. Pearson. Sec.
DR.. SHILLING, from HaZelton, was IN
the city TUESDAY. The venerable gen.
tleman looks as hale and hearty as be
did ten years ago.
The Young People of the Baptist
Church will give an Ice Cream Supper
at the Chapel Thursday evening. Eve
rybody welcome. Don't forget to come.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
open Ice cream parlors next Saturday
afternoon and evening on Main street,
just south of Carroll's furniture store.
The city council adjourned until
Thursday evening, when they will meet
to make permanent repairs for the dam
on Elm creek. Bids for the work will
be sent out.
Mr.. c. J. Skeen left Saturday fol
Kansas City with load of stock. He
will visit his old home in Missouri and
return in time to ''hurrah for jerry"
Oh the 14th, at Wichita. We wish HIM
happy trip.
The Masons, last night, appointed a
committee of five to take charge of the
body of Mr. Deigh and conduct it to the
train. The body is embalmed and will
be removed to his old home IN Christian
county, Illinois, for interment.
a telegram was received yesterday at
teTnoon from Mrs. w. II. sherwood,
who left Thursday last for Attumwa,
Iowa, that her youngest daughter,
Gladis, who, when she left here, was
picture of health, had died after few
hours Illness.
Judge Mckay and Mr.. DeGeer re-
turned from their wolf chase Friday,
looking as rudy and sun-burned as
when they left their farms. If they
had caught the wolf they were after
and two more, they would have had
three in all.
On May End / insured with Cook &
Palmer, in the st. Paul Fire & Marine
Insurance Co., of st. Paul, Minnesota,
my growing crop of 125 acres of wheat
against damage by hail. On the 9th
of May my crop was damaged by the
great storm that passed through the
country On June 9Th. Nine days after,
my loss was satisfactorily adjusted and
the amount paid to me in full. B. F.
Brattain.
DR.. Kociell is keeping up with the
progress of the world. He has just re-
ceived three new improved steam atom
izers to treat diseases of the throat and
lungs. We saw two of these machines
in full operation and admired their easy
working. Judging from variety of in
halers, sprayers, atomizers and other
instruments in his Office, we judge the
doctor is fully prepared to treat all dis
eases of the lungs and throat, and we
believe he can do it.