Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-02

Six uOULn b l6Tm.
Mrs. Mate Updegraff departed, yes
terday, for three weeks visit, east
She will visit, also, the Worlds fair.
The willing workers of the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. T. Doran.
August End. Mrs. II. E. Noble, secre-
tary.
Married, by the probate Judge, at the
residence of Mira. D. s. Gregg, OF July
10Th, Mr.. G. g. Perry and Miss Lizzie
McGarr.
Ladies, If you want a dress made to
fit you, or coat cleaned and refined, or
a good job of sewing done, call on Liz.
Fishburn.
Married by the probate judge at his
Office on the 3lst dav Of July, Adam s.
Law and Mrs. Lottie Heavalin, all of
Eagle township.
Mr.. Dell Elliot and wife were in the
city yesterday, visiting Mrs. Elliot's
parents, j. w. Potes and wife, Saturday
and Sunday, last.
A man and wife, without children,
desires a place to work on farm. Will
give reference. Address, INDEX, Med
lclne Lodge, Kansas.
Mr.. Eek and wife, of Sharon, were in
attending 10 business last week. II |
they will stop at this Office they can get |
a pocket book found by Miss Gunter.
DIR. Yant, dentist, has left a compe- |
| in
all work he does. Gold filings 81; 9TH
er filings 81. Best teeth $40 per set.
The Anna Shaw Equal Suffrage AS
ISOLATION will meet at Mrs Dr. Moore's, |
on Saturday afternoon, August 9Th, at
3 o clock. Mrs. Il. w. Hill, secretary.
Your teeth need fixing and now is
your opportunity. DR.. Mckee guaran- |
tees good work and reasonable prices.
You will find him at the Grand for one !
week after the tenth.
Why pay S6S.O0 for wrought steele
Ranges Of agents travelling through !
the country, when Noble 81 Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
Frank Shannon and family, left, last
week, for Webb City, Missouri. Webb
city Is one of the thriving mining towns
of the west, and there is no doubt, but
Franks steady, industrious habits, and
reliability. will soon make him a
trusted attorney, i'll that place.
Galloway VS.. School dist. No. u, was
the title of suit tried before Justice
Howe on Monday. Galloway taught the
spring term in the district and trouble
in getting his last months pay. Will
proved that he had presented his reports
and books as required by law, but they
had not been accepted. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Mr.. ROb't Brown and Mr.. G. w. Har-
r!son, from Pratt, made us a call, yes
terday. Mr.. Brown is prospecting for
place to locate brick yard, and was
| on his way to KiOwa, to see what could
be done there. Mr.. Harrison will prob
ably continue on, to take look at the
strip. Both gentlemen are true popu-
lists, and enthusiastic in the cause.
Editor Hatfield. of the Hazelton Elk
press, is quite irate over his difficulty
in collecting bill. The other party,
Mrs, Gamble, has different statement
of the matter. There is, to say the
least, difference of opinion. Cool
down, brother Hatfield; missunder-
standings are certain to arise Besides,
campaign puff is cheap. You should
mt charge, you know.
We hear report that Mr.. Gamble
has failed to get his commission. be-
cause of kilograms, sent from Hazelton,
that there were a number of criminal
charges on the docket, against him.
We are not specially interested in dem
ocratic post masters. but we despise
dirt, and hate to have our good opinion
OF HazeltOn, dashed in this manner.
We hope it is mistake.
The way the jumping jack CORE
| spOndent of the CresSet, from KiOwa,
jumps up and squaks, Judge A!tgeld,"
is simply comical. The string is pulled
and the little jack jumps, all eager to
JOIN the concert. We are tempted to
| repeat ROb't Ingersoll's statement.
when democrat interrupted him IN
speech. lie said. Il am here to fight
the democratic mastiff, and l havn't
got time to stop and kill the Aeas upon
his back
The Cook family, consisting Of seven
sons are now together for the first time
in many years, brought together by the
| sad call to their mothers sick bed
Grandma Cook, as everybody speaks of
| her, seems to take her affection with a
| spirit OF christian resignation, consid-
erng it but trial through which we
! all must pass sooner or later. She pre-
sents an example of faith in the future
and resignation to divine will that is
encouraging TO those of religious pro-
fession and belief. The profoundest
! sympathy of the community is constant
ly with her in her afiliction. We
should have said five sons and two
daughters.
By request of the board of county
commissioners, the county clerk, pre-
pared statement to present to the
state boVrd of railway assessors, show
ing to them the relative valuation of
the railroads of Barber county to other
property. Mr.. A. L. Noble presented
a similar statement on behalf of Medi-
cine Lodge. The statement prepared
by the county clerk showed the assess
ed valuation of the property of the +
county to bear the following ratio to
the real value: Farm property 1894
per cent; lots, Medicine Lodge SIS per
cent; lots, KIowa As IA per cent; horses