Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-04-19

JeF part or last week.
Mr.. Aber is preparing fine plat of
the Hazelton grave yard.
A horse, saddle and bride were stol-
en- from Mort Strong the other day.
DR.. ]. r. Mckee will be at the Grand
on the 10Th, prepared to do all kinds of
dentistry.
DR.. Yant is an expert in his line, all
kinds of dentistry, and first-class work
guaranteed. ct
Saint Marks Guild will meet at Mrs.
Geo. Southworth's Thursday afternoon
April 9th.
Capt. Skeen look trip to Kansas,
City, Tuesday. Col. Snoddy accom-
panied HIM.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Shaw, intend to
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
to New York.
The Willing Workers Will met with
Mrs. WaIdron Chase, Wednesday after
noon, April 20.
The Episcopal Sunday school meets
every Sunday morning at II O'Clock at
the court house.
Mrs. Hamilton Hays, living iii Min
gona township is seriously ill with a
p&ralytic stroke.
Louis Nilsson and r. J. Mckay have
taken trip TO Wichita where they will
remain 2 few weeks.
Don't forget to attend the meeting Of
tie stockholders, at this office on Sat
urday afternoon next
The Coates Star has suffered a tenn
porary eclipse. 1t was caught i'll the
fire that burned out Reube Lake.
Allen Herr. came up from Kiowa
yesterday, where he has been several
days, court having adjourned at An
ihony.
In last weeks INDEX we got the name
of j. r. Dunkin in place of Jacob
Dunkin. 1t is the latter whose wife is
so seriously i'll.
II. NJ. Buck, of Lake City, was one
of our callers Monday. II barely es-
capped losing several hundr ed dollars In
the fire at Coates.
Rev. Z. Leonardson will lecture in
the court house Monday, April oath, at
eight o'clock. Subject of prohibition.
Let everybody attend.
Mrs. w. w. Snoddy got severe fall
on the sidewalk Just beyond Gano's
stable the other evening Cause, a
loose board in the sidewalk.
Mrs. J. B. McGlnnis living near Kio-
wa, died Thursday last. This is a Sc
we're blow to Mr.. McGinnis. and every
one accOrdS him the most sincere SYM
pathv.
Rev. Archer has been much coLapli-
mented on his sermon of Sunday even
ing last, on the subject of amusements.
He made dancing and card playing a
specially.
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH! If you
need them fixed or replaced call on DR..
j. r. Mckee dentist, who will be at
the Grand hotel on the 26th and re-
main days.
j. ID. Fair, Sharon's smiling mer-
chant made us hasty call Monday.
He had new windmill put up on his
place, and was just investing in one Of
Lou Pearson's hose holders.
The Right Rev. E. S. Thomas, Epis-
copal bishop of Kansas. will preach and
administer confirmation at the court
house, Thursday evening, April 9th,
at o'clock. Everyone is invited to
attend.
From the Tologa Accident we learn
that Mr.. VIM. Mobley and family have
arrived safely, also that DR.. Smith, re-
Gently of this county has located there
to build up practice, and that Jack
Jones is going to afflict the community
during term of the district court.
DR.. Kari of Sharon, was over Satur-
day, and on being interviewed, said he
had nothing to say, but finally stated
that the Cresset. as usual, assumed to
know more about his business than he,
himself. lie is not Offering to sell out,
and as for his chances for appointment
considers them one among thousand.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson, aged So
years, died at this place on the 7th, at
ter long continued illness. She left a
number of children, Mrs. j. H. Owens,
Orln and Marion Thompson, of this
place, II. c. Thompson of Parsons, and
son in Missouri. The remains were
taken to Princeton, Missouri, for inter
ment. Mr.. J. II. Owens and OrIn
thompson accompanying. They re-
turned on Tuesday of last week.
Wouldn't it be just as we'll to tell the
truth and say that Commissioner Row.
ley said the county printing was made
ONE of the issues of the campaign in
his district. This was strictly true. 1t
happened in this way. When a repub-
lican could not find any ground on
which to impeach Mr.. Rowley's person
al character, land they could find none)
he then said: Here, If you vote for
Uncle Dan, our paper will get the coun-
ty printing, and we want to stand by
our paper" OF course. Uncle Dan,
being democrat, ~ did not figure In
the case, This being the situation,
what Commissioner Rowley actually
said was the literal truth.
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