Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-08

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on the first Saturday in April.
Mr.. j. 0. Hahn, of Sharon, made US
friendly call Monday. lie looks as
though grangering agreed with him.
Don't forget that Sol Lebrecht has
large supply of fine EaIly Rose and
Early OHIO potatoes for sale. 402t
Mrs. w. G. Osborne wos chosen pres
ident of the Equal Suffrage Assocla-
ton at their meeting on Saturday last
The Free Methodists have rented
large room in the old Cresset block
where their services will be hereafter
held.
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property in Medicine Lodge will
please address j. b. Frazier, Cimarron,
Kansas.
For Firstclass upholstering, picture
framing. and mending furniture of all
kinds, call OH J. IL. Williams, at the
furniture store. Al
If you want dress made right dc
not fail to call on Mrs. E. l. Leach
two doors north of Williams furniture
store.
Mr.. Luke Hood dropped in yesterday
| to tell us that Aetna township was go
ing to move to the Strip. He had not
talked with man there who wasn't
going.
Miss Nora Wells has come to town
to attend school. Before leaving home,
she gave her friends an evenings en-
tertainment, which was enjoyed and
appreciated by all present.
Miss Bessie Wood ward gave her
many young friends a very pleasant
party on Monday evening. Games of
various kinds were the order of the
evening, and all enjoyed good time.
Mrs. Frank Holmes will entertain
the Columbian Tea Saturday afternoon
from 8 to 6 o'clock, assisted by Mrs.
Cameron, Mrs. Human, Mrs. Nixon
and the Misses Cameron and Kerchev-
al
The Cresset says it has been proven
that farming with the mouth is profita-
BILE. Yes, it is the most profitable kind,
sometimes. We have even known pen
and ink farmers to make ID per cent
profit or more.
Take Notice. will meet with few
alliances as follows: Cedar Valley,
March 18th, Cedar Hill, the 18th; Col
lege Hill, the 18th. All evening meet
ings. Turn out everybody and have a
good time. p. Hill, lecturer.
Mr.. II. A. Bailey and family, have
returned from HillsbOrough, New
HAMPSHIRE. Mr.. Bailey is interested
in the Bailey 4 Butman ranch near
IIardtner, and will remain a while to
look after his property here.
The L. 5. officers are paying their
compliments to the supposed offenders
of his dignity, Uncle Sam, at Kiowa,
A number of witnesses have been sub
phoenaed to appear before the court at
| Wichita. Among the number, Clarence
Sparks of this place.
Mr.. q. +. Taylor, is one of our new
corners at Isabel, and starts out right
by subscribing for the INDEX. The
new corners who starts in by taking a
local interest In affairs about them
soon becomes interested in our county,
and they are the citizens we want
to keep.
The Federal Captain played here
Wednesday night last, was well receiv-
ed by the audience. The part of Cap.
tain Howard especially was applauded,
and the boat scene was highly compli-
mented. The comedy of the next ev-
ening was more criticised than compli-
mented.
Wanted-All kinds Of sewing, max
ing, repairing or cleaning of clothing.
Having served seven years as dress
maker and tailOress in Sunderland,
England. am prepared to make any
thing from hemp carpet TO a baby's
lace dress, or from mans shirt to an
overcoat. Prices reasonable. Lizzie
Fishburn. AZ
DR.. Harbour and wife departed YES
terday for warmer chimes. DIR. Har-
bour has been citizen We would like
to keep, but being native of southern
climes, he finds himself unable to en-
dure the rigOurs of Kansas blIZzards;
as his lungs are seriously affected. He
will stop a while with friends in Ar
kansas after which he will go on to
Hollendale, Mississippi, to locate.
The city council of Anthony have
granted TO Mr.. Landers franchise for
an electric light plant and the work is
in active progress. The plant will cost
about $4,000. There will be 20 arc
lights of 1000 candle power. a char
ter has also been granted for the build
ing of an elevator of 10000 bushels ca
pacity. The Touring mill is also to be
rebuilt with capacity of 500 barrels
1t looks as though Anthony was get
ting a move on her." Her nelghbors
will have to hustle if they don't want
to be left behind.
The Clipper school near Elm Mills,
which has been taught during the WIN
ter by Geo. Sellers, aim to have a
"time" at the close of the school next
FRIDAY. The ball will open in the af-
ternoOn with everything eatab lie, and
the eaters will be entertained in the
evening with we'll prepared literary
program, part of which will be play
entitled His Excellancy, Pat" which
had such big run in London, Paris
and Cork. and is now taken up by the
Southwestern amateur dramatic club.
A series of special gospel services of
| the Episcopal church will be held at