Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-07-05
A. tt s.F. R.R. TIME CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.

Born, in this city, July 2nd, a boy
baby, to Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J. Adams.
L. w. Hill came IN Saturday for a
visit at home. lie leaves tomorrow.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular session, Monday, last.
f. Blaich and S. ii. Oliver came up
from KiOwa, Monday, with James
6tranathan.
Uncle Billie Brown was in last Sat
urday, speaking good word for the
Attica picnic.
Mr.. j. II. Warren, of Sharon, came
In, Saturday, to look after his portion
OF the normal.
Mr.. l.. w. Moore and wife departed
fOrCaldwellSunday, to spend theFOurth
with Mrs. MoOre's parents.
Mr.. John G. Thurman and wife ar
rived Saturday TO spend the Fourth
with friends in their old home.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. !. II. Runyan, on
Thursday, July 9th. Mrs. George
Hibbard, secretary.
Saturday, July Sth, at p. m. b, at Mrs.
feelings on Walnut street, the Anna
Shaw Association Will hold meeting.
Make a note of this. l.. T.. Hill, secy.
Your teeth are bad and a moderate
price paid DR.. Mckee, who will be at
the Grand hotel, July 10th, and remain
one week, will save weeks of tooth
ache, and loss of teeth.
II you want organs go to L. L. Will
llams furniture store. lie has them
all the way from $45 to $500, to sell for
cash or by installments.
Our city teachers departed Friday
for visit to the big fair. They hoped
TO reach Chicago in time for the mag
nl6cent fireworks yesterday.
Our state senator was bobbing around
town, Saturday, exhuberantly as ever.
Republicans look blue, whenever they
see him coming, and cuss when his
back Is turned.
Mr.. Wallace Tibbets, brother in-law
Of Billy Watkins, came from Iowa, last
week, TO spend week here with his
bro ther.in- law, and to attendt to some
business matters.
Joe Porter is smiling and looking
more fatherly than ever. Another lit
tie girl came to join his home circle,
last week, and make HIM smile whether
he wants to or not.
Messrs. III. s. Lands and August
Schmidt departed, Sunday for Lansing,
where Mr.. Lands was engaged to
spread the eagles wings and make
her shrek, instead OF at Attica.
Miss Bessie Williams whom many Of
her former friends we'll remember was
married at Kansas City, last Thursday,
TO Mr.. IL. III. Bargman, of that city.
There are many here who wish her a
happy life.
Report has reached us this morning
of the death of Mrs. IL. II. Case. Mrs.
Case has long been supposed to be be-
yond recovery with consumption, but
was recently, showing what seemed to
re signs of improvement.
Mr.. Ii. A. Bea's, just south of Sharon,
cut about eighty acres Of wheat this
year. that will make about fifteen or six
teen bushels. That is not small for dry
year, and speaks we'll for the valley
land. 1t is fine bottom to Withstand
drOuth.
Mr.. Joe Porter was in from Sharon,
looking after some legal business, sat.
urday. His juridical services seem tC
be at a premium, judging by the way
his neighbors voted for him, and the
way they prtronize his court since hi:
election.
Married, by Rev. Ogg, at the Free
Methodist church, on Friday evening
last, Mr.. Jacob Aubly and Miss Mablt
MawsOn. Both parties are we'll known
and respected, and we can only wish
them as near unalloyed happiness a:
the ups and downs of this world will
permit.
Mr.. John Thurman was obliged to re-
turn to Hannibal, Missouri, yesterday
owing to rush of business. He viii
return, in week or ten days, for his
family. John is looking well, and hi:
face il natural and welcome to all who
knew HIM in days gone by, when ht
was "roughmg it" with the rest of u!
in the west.
Anthony Republican,: Last Thurs
day, the Goth, was busy day at the
treasurer's Office. On that day, a pen
atty was added on all taxes not paid
This date of payment should be changed
until thirty or sixty days later, wher
crops will be harvested and farmer:
will have time To attend TO the matter.
We second the motion.
Mr.. Charley Slack yesterday me-
with very serious and painful acci
dent. lie was sliling down from 9
barn-loft out at Mr.. Crew place, anC
intended to catch the upper slat to {
ladder consisting Of strips nailed OF
2xi's. lie missed catching the steI
and arm slipped between the stcI
and the floor. lie then fell down IL
such way as 10 throw his whole
weight on the arm in this position
The result was that the weight of hi:
body broke his arm. DR.. Moore wa
called and the al m is doing as we'll a!
could be expected.
We are pleased to say we have no
been troubled with many cOntemptiblN
mean people among Our subscribers
Occasionally we find one SO despisablI
mean and little that he will simply firC
his paper back TO the post master t
avoid paying for what is already due
lie belongs to the class who have mo-
even manhood enough in their souls Il
\