Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-05-31
LOCAL NEWS.

D. 'DOuSDeILy,OL WlcluCd, dIIonucu
district court here last week.
w. II. Harmon went to Kansas City
and other eastern points, yesterday.
DR.. Karr reports girl baby born to
Mrs. Martha shepherd, on May oath.
For everything pertaining to Sewing
Machines, go to Gregg's Gun Store. 81
Write to Bailey and Butman, Eldred,
Kansas, if you want fine short horn
bull. If
L. L. Campbell, an attorney of Wich-
tia, was attending to bushes in our
court last week.
Mrs. Allen Smith and children are
visiting with relatives in Comanche
county this week.
a Mother Goose carnival will he
gwen by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church, OH June 22d.
Norman Gilbert, on the regular panel
was taken suddenly sick while In the
jury room last Friday.
Those needing first-class dental work
done, call on DR.. Mckee, at the Grand
hotel, week following June 5th.
DIR. Yant will leave a competent man
in his office while he is away, and will
guarantee all dental work he does.
Frank Lewis, w. G.. Sellers and ii.
i. Noble, took whirl on theil bicycles
Sunday, going TO Hszelton and Kiowa.
They come back from Kiowa on the
train.
Mrs. Emma Smith, evangelist and
lecturer, of Winfield, will deliver tenn
perance lecture tonight, at the court
house. Everybody should como out
and hear her.
Quite large fishing party lett here
Saturday last for Elm Mills. Several
OF the party camped out and returned
Sunday. Plenty of fish and good time
is reported by all.
Miss Minnie Shell, of Sharon, came
down from Sawyer, Sunday, where she
has been for some time past. After
staying this week in this city, she will
return to her home.
The Empire Cordage Co. broke the
prices five years ago in their fight with
the American Co. and they are still
keeping up the racket. Send your or
ders to Champaign, Ill. 81
Mr.. George Sellers and Miss Mona
White, both of Valley township, were
married last Saturday. We join the
many i'll wishing then JOY and happi-
ness through married life.
On last Thursday afternoon, we had
quite refreshing rain, in fact, the best
since in February. 1t will almost in
sure a good half crop of wheat, and will
help on the corn and cane, wonderfully.
Why pay $6S.OO for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble s. Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
ID. S. Gregg and his band returned,
last Thursday, from attending the re-
union of the Kansas Band Association,
at Hutchinson, and reported a grand
time. The next annual reunion will
be held at Ellsworth.
Mrs. Libble Hutchins died at her
home seven miles west of Sun City, on
May 2lst. She leaves a husband and
little baby, and host of friends who
will mourn her sad departure. Mrs. j
w. Marley, of this city, was an only
sister.
Attica Tribune: Fred Stith leaves
to-day, for Carrolton, Illinois, where he
will visit relatives for short time
after which he will enter the service OF
the Acme Harvester Co., at Pekin
Illinois, he having accepted position
in their collecting department.
English Spawn Linlment removes al
hard, soft or calloused Jumps and blem.
lshed from horses, blood spawn, curbs
splints, ring bone, sweeney, stiles
sprains, sore and swollen throat
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold by
j. d. Karr. 7
Delpha Lodge, No. l4O, K. of L
elected the following officers, on Mon,
day evening, May 18th, to be installed
the first meeting in July: e. c.. Robt
Mounsey; V. g., Jas. Dobbs; Prelate
Thcs. Ireland; NJ. A, Chas. Painter
*. II. s., +. w. Long; M. of F., Wal
dron Chase; NJ. of f., w. S. Flnney; NJ
Of W., j. b. Gano.
Estrayed from Lake City, Kans.. 9
white and yellow spotted, bob-taileC
trail hound, wearing narrow collar
on which was riveted small stee
plate, bearing the name and address Of
j. +. Frtzlen, Letetia, Kans. Any in
formation leading to his recovery, will
be literally rewarded. Address, j. +
Fritzlen, Letetia, Kansas.
KIowa Journal: One of our mos
prosperous farmers, o. +. Langdon
who lives one mile west Of town, lef
with us, samples of wheat of which ht
has one hundred and fifty acres. Befor,
the rain, everyone who saw it, pro
nounced IL failure. The samples lef
us, are of good height, with long heads
and with favorable weather, will yielC
from ten to fifteen bushels per acre
1t will paw anyone who thinks the whea
crop a failure in this section OF tn,
country, to call and see it, and be con
WINGED that such is not the case.
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