Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

DCuOOl Cdluluo1.
Jim Gano was at Alva the first
three days of this week.
Mrs. Langhorst has been quite sick,
of malaria, this week.
Guy Sparks left for Enid, yester-
day to file OH his claim.
Each voter should understand the
new ballot law before election.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. q
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. John Brown Wednesday after
noon, October 18th.
"A light frost, the first of the season,
was noticed in some places on low lands
yesterday morning.
j. w. Bergman returned yester-
day from several days absence, in the
eastern part of the state.
). 5. Funk staked a section of
school land in the strip and came home
to attend to his business.
DR.. Gould was in consultation over
lady patient tour miles north of n ash
vile, two days of this week.
Judge Hall is back at Kiowa again,
and visited Medicine Lodge Saturday.
He says the pop. ticket is winner.
Elias Gibbs was up from Elwood
last night. He is greatly pleased oyer
Mr.. Bailey's nomination and accept.
ance.
y. NJ. Kidd and Am Allen started
| for Enid, Monday, the former with his
carpenters tools and the latter with his
tin shop.
Wallace Lowry and II. 7. Wood
ward returned Friday from their claims
after waiting two weeks for the pur-
pose of filing.
John King, of ElwoOd township,
brought up two car loads of cattle yes
terday, which he accompanied to Kan
sas City last night.
w. w. S. SnOddy came up from
Alva Thursday to attend the law office
here while Claude is making some i'm
proyements on his claim.
Miss Die Kidd started for Chicago,
Monday, for few weeks visit with her
brother, Charles. She will also visit
! friends near Kansas City.
County Attorney DeGeer was at
KIowa, Friday, prosecuting a case of
petit larceny against one James Pat
ton in the justice court.
B. Leonhart was up from Kiowa
Saturday to see Charley Taliaferro re-
garding some difficulty about his claim
The latter was wanted as witness.
WIN. Kiger's Oldest girl sustained
a fracture of the forearm, yesterday,
by falling from a well curbing. Dr.
Gould was called to set the injured
member.
VIM. Murdoch says the story that
I he was dissatisfied with some of the
! ticket is not true in any sense, that he
is pleased with the whole ticket and ex-
| poets To support it in its entirety.
i am now prepared to do all kinds
of Dress Making and plain sewing.
Call on Mrs. DOnia b. Fleming, one
door north Williams furniture store. If
The ladies of ST. M,rk's Guild will
meet with Mrs. II. O'Brian. Thursday
| afternoon, October 5th. All members
| are requested to be present. Mrs. Geo.
Hibbard, secretary.
Roy E. Stafford returned to Kiowa
today to resume his position on the Re-
view, after three weeks vacation. He
made the run from the south side and
secured fine claim near the line. south
of Enid.
H. III. Case came up from Alva
Friday, returning Sunday. He has
been giving his attention to business at
that point, mostly, since the opening,
and the firm of which lie is a member
has one of the best business places in
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the city.
VIM. Craven, OF Kiowa, was in the
city last night, to procure naturaliza-
ton papers. He sent his original pa
pers to Larned several years ago and
they were never returned. Mr.. Craven
is of the Commercial hotel at Kiowa,
and has fine business lot in Alva.
-Robt. Cameron was up few DAYS
of the past week from his claim in the
strip. He has vacated the Judges
bench for seat on riding plow, and
seems thoroughly contented with the
change. The Office is vacant, and an
other name will have to be substituted
for his on the republican township
ticket.
Mr. Norton, formerly of this city
came up from Tologa, yesterday, bring
ing two sons Charley and Ralph. aged
twelve and seven, and his nephew.
Charley johnson. All three were sick
with what is known as Dingue fever,
and were placed in care of DR.. Gould.
The sick boys were brought overland
all the way.
K party composed of III. Il. Wood
ward, Hugh Woodward, Miss Kate
tIouGh, Miss Angie Lowry and Miss
Sarah Woodward, started yesterday
for camping out expedition in the
Strip. Mr.. Woodward, Miss Hough,
Wallace Lowry and his mother all have
claims near together, which will afford
ample room for the party.
The county commissioners met
Monday in regular session. but no bust
ness was transacted the first day owing
] 10 lha recorder hainn absent uhncn