Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-08-30

/ 4 A'tlsh DO4uCil W dS uON u lIOu1 14dEb
City yesterday.
Stockholders in the INDEX will take
notice Of the meeting called for Septen-
Der 9Th.
John Wallace will leave tomorrow
Tor his school on Drlftwood, in the
southern part of the county.
The regular meeting of the Anna
Shaw Association will be held at Mrs.
NixOn's at 3 pm. Saturday, September
/ 2nd. l.. E. HILL, Sec.
! "A marriage license was issued yes
| terday to EnOch Hester and Miss Anna
Click, both of Mingona. They are to
be married this afternoon.
"A specially made of cleaning and
repairing sewing machines. One door
north of Williams furniture store.
| l5-tf J.Z. FLEMING.
The COldwatcr Enterprise remarks
in it's last issue that annie Rooney
and BoOm-de-ay" have been succeeded
by After the Ball" Those Coldwater
people must be sadly behind the times.
Kidneys. Dr. Kociell.
bladder. DR.. Kociell.
If you don't know which of the two
ails yon go and see DR.. KocielI 1t will
not cost you anything to consult about
| your trouble.
"A meeting Of the INDEX stockhold-
ers is called for Saturday, September
! 9th, TO elect officers and transact such
| other business as may be necessary.
All stockholders are urgently request
ed TO attend.
Several couples of young people en-
joyed picnic Sunday in Fields pasture
near the Elm creek dam. Owing to the
threatening aspect of the clouds in the
morning several who intended going
did not go to the picnic by dam site.
There will be Catholic services in
the Gobeille building tomorrow, at the
usual time. The priest arrived last
week at his appointed time to conduct
services, but was called to Wellington
Oh urgent Summons to see a dying man.
Ed. Winters and w. G. Sellers COM
pleted their work repairing the Touring
mill water wheel Thursday evening,
aud the mill was started up again Fri
day morning. During the stopDage con-
siderable work has accumulated and it
Will take some time to catch up.
" a hgt In
tors enjoyed John McGregor's speech
of last Saturday, at the silver meeting.
There are many meu of honest cOnvic-
tons who have hung on The republi-
can party on account Of its early prin-
ciples, and who viii not be driven into
voting against their homes any longer.
The silver question is too plain TO dis.
guiSe.
The Ladies Society, Of the Baptist
church, viii serve ice cream, cake and
peaches and cream, on Thursday eve
ming at the chapel on Washington Ave.
THIS will be the last social that our re-
firing president, Mrs. Granville Morris
viii preside over, "a she expects to en-
ter the Strip with her family. MIS-.
Norris will leave vacancy which viii
not De easy to fill. For four years she
has been our faithful and umtiring
worker. We shall miss her. Thurs
day evening will be an opportunity for
her many friends to see her and bid her
God speed. The public is heartily in
vited to attend. MRs.J. 5. RUNYAN. Sec.
About 3 o'clock last Sunday morn
ing the most intense wind storm of the
year visited this city, doing cOnSidera-
bic damage to window-glass and num-
berof frail structures. The heavy wind
came from the north, lasted nearly five
minutes, and was so powerful at one
time as to cause the impression to creep
over severa! that genuine cyclone was
upon them. Gravel, off the roof of the
Campbell block, was carried with such
force against the windows in the Ewell'
~ Justis block rs to break nearly every
light exposed. The windows presented
an appearance afterwards similar to
having been bombardsd with rifle balls.
-Kiowa Review.
Two Simpsons sat together in the
Cherokee Strip of the House yesterday.
They were Jerry Simpson, ST., and .Jer-
ry Simpson, j.. The younger Simpson
Is an exact reproduction of the elder in
smaller edition, now that the classlcally
dropping mustache has been severed
from the lip of the so-called sockless
statesman. He wore the same cut of
jacket, his tie was twisted into the same
knot of studied negligence, such as dis
tinguished the poise of Roscoe Conk-
ling's neckwear, and taking the cue
from the pater, he applauded vigorous
ly every point scored for silver. The
heir-apparent to the Simpson heritage
is bright looking youth. 1t was evil
dent from the interest with which he
studied craftsmanship that he cherish
es ambitions to so and do likewise when
he shall attain the full measure OF
years. Perhaps even now he hears ring
ing in his ears the plaudits of Medicine
Lodge. - Washington Post Aug. %.
On Monday OF last week ", L.
Gamble took charge of the HazeltOn
postOfiice, having received his commits
sion from the department. Some time
ago he received notice of his appoint
ment, his competitor being w. G. Al
ford, of stalwart fame, and of course
made his arrangements accordingly
But 81 time wore on the commission
failed to arlige. Neither be nor his
friends could account tor Tie delay and
finally, tired of waiting lie eIapjGyad an
attorney 10 help him look up the mat
ter. The trailof the serpent was scent
ed ana after shart time he WAS un-
earthed After hearing that Gamble,
had received the appointment Afford
true 10 HIS low instincts. sent tele-
gram To the department. over his own
signature as mayor of Ilazelton. stating
that crimiEa! charges were pending in