Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Western PlOwman, for $l.25.
G. l.. Bramwell went to Wichita last
Friday, returning on Monday.
L. +. Pearson and Judge O'Bryan
departed yesterday for Hutchinson.
Sol Lebrecht has a carload OF fine
Ohio and Early Rose potatoes to sell.
If you want horse bills for the COM
ing season, cJme to the INDEX and get
the best.
Bring your old chairs around to j. IL.
Williams if you want them neatly re-
paired. 80
Ur. Moore has been under the wealth
er several days, but is gradually i'm
proving.
w. II. Old has choice lot of heaters
he wouId like to trade for cook stoves,
sell for cash. 80.
LOsT-GeDtIemen's kid gloves, new.
Finder will please return to this Office
and get reward.
VIM. s. Cook and Mary E. Davidson
were married. at HaZelton on Monday,
the 9th of February, last.
Sheriff Dobson's boarders must be
we'll fed as they all seem to be as happy
as circumstances will permit.
FoUND-One pair OF spectacles in
leather case. Owner can call and get
same by paying for this notice.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Hendley, Thursday,
March End. Josephine Il. Noble, sec.
Mr.. l.. S. Smith, of Sharon, came
over Sunday, to attend church. He in
tends taking flying trip to EmpOria
and Hutchinson.
The Columbian Tea will be held at
residence of Mrs. Ed Youmans. AS
before, all are invited. Saturday after
noon from to 5 o'clock.
An unusually busy session of court is
expected. The criminal cases on the
docket are few. State v Cunningham
will probably excite the most interest
For Sale-At my place, miles south
east of Medicine Lodge, seven hundred
bushels of fine barley for seed. Sam
pie at Burnett's store. Lewis ThOmp-
son.
One load Of good mules and draft
mares, the mares in foal to imported
draft horses, all to go to the highest
bidder at auction in Medicine Lodge on
Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Why pay $500 for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble u Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
For SALE-A fine, large three-year
old Clydesdale mare, well broken, will
take in exchange medium sized, well
built black pony, guaranteed to be a
good roadster. Address IL. A. Beals,
Sharon, Kans.
Court convened Tuesday according to
program. The attorneys present were
fewer than common. Among the for
eign attorneys were II. Hills and w.
s. Denton, the latter a former attorney
OF this place.
Mr.. +. w. Hill came back to the city
of statesmen last Wednesday. He has
made arrangements tor Mrs. Hill to re-
main here during the winter, OH &C.
count az the sickness of Kingfisher
He returned Monday morning.
Alonza Hatch has appeared as lead.
ing tenor IN more grand and comic Op.
eras ia the leading cities Of America
than any living man. He is a graduate
of Milan, Italy. His singing alone will
tie all worth the price of admission
Don't fail to hear him on Tuesday
night Feb, 2lst, at the Opera House
Seats on sale at Day and Records.
The Methodist ladies will have a
general supper on Wednesday evening
February - (Washington's birthday
On that evening the ladies will tel
how each earned her dollar and will b,
dressed in old fashioned dress. Supper
served from to O'Clock. A genera
invitation given to all. Place announc
ed later.
Some weeks ago our Aetna cores
pondent, reported a rumor that of d;
marriage between Miss Ruby Higgin
botham and Oatha Ag0neur. We AR
Informed by the justice and also Mis-
IIigginbotham, that there was m
thought of any marriage, much less al
attempted marriage. The whole matte
was false rumor and we take pleasur,
in correcting mistake that must Ger
tainly be disagreeable to all partie.
concerned.
The celebrated Sanford girls ar
with this company. They are certainl
wonderful family of girl musicians
They are repeatedly encored In ever
city in which they appear. The GRAM
Island, Neb., Independent of Nov. 29tl
1892. says-"A fine audience greeted tn
AlonZa Hatch Entertainers at the Bar
tenbach opera house last night. Near
ly every performance was encored an,
the members of the company cheerful
ly responded. Mr.. Hatch is perhaps tn
greatest tenor that has ever stepped up
on the Bartenbach STAGE"
MaEried-James 7. Fryer of Lips
eomO, Texas, and Miss Agnes Wal
stad Of the sasSe place, who has bee
here attending school during the win
ter, were united in the bonds of hol
matrimony on Sunday, the 18th. TIL
wedding took place at the residence q
j. G. WaIstad. her brother, at abou
1880 in the presence Of few relative
only. Rev. j. NJ. Archer performin
the ceremony. They immediately too
the train and departed for Texas, wber
Ghey will make their future home. Gu
best wishes go with them for q Ion