Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-06-21

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our streets last Saturday.
Mayor Brsmwell is expected home,
daily, from his eastern visit.
Louie Bissantz, of Sun City, is doing
timer work for Chase g. Coan.
Rev. w. y. Cain returned, last
Thursday, from his Iowa visit.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
fist chapel next Sunday morning, by
the pastor.
Mrs. Scott hubert left, Monday for
Chicago, where she will visit brother
aud take in the big fair.
The Willing Workers of the Christian
church, will serve dinner, lunch, ice
cream and cake on July 4th.
Miss Lizzie Fishburn does cleaning
and repairing, in rooms back of Will
liams' furniture store. 81
Mrs. L. A. McNeal and son Allen,
made the city of Wichita a visit last
week, arriving home Friday.
w. II. Old and w. T. Collins, after a
months tour overland, through Okla
homa, returned home Monday.
MIR. o. N. Hittle, of Kiowa, and Miss
Mary Hotel, of Emporia, were married
at Kiowa, on Sunday, June 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Markham,
south of town. on Sunday, June 18th,
girl baby. DR.. Moore in attendance.
Farmers, bulk your orders and send
them to the Empire Cordage Co. if you
want the best Irvine on the market.
HawKeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock OF ali kinds. Sold and
warranted by J. r. Young and j. d.
Karr. 8
Tie game of base ball for fifty dollars
side, will be played this coming FRI
day afternoon. An interesting game is
expected.
DR.. Yant has left a competent man
in his Office, and guarantees all work he
does. Gold filings 50, other filings 81;
best teeth $40 per set.
Farmers don't forget that the En-
pire COrdage Co. deals direct with the
consumer, and guarantees the best
product at the lowest prices.
The Ladies of st. Marks Guild will
give social on the evening of Wednes-
day, June 2sth, at the Lebrecht build
ing. Mrs. Geo. Hubbard, secretary.
Mrs. I. j. Binning is prepared to do
first class dressmaking. She also
teaches dress cutting and fitting free
Second stairway north of Day &
Records.
r. K. IIendley has moved his photo
graph gallery to the building back of
DR.. MoOre's office, the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr.. Young for the same
business.
Last Friday night, at the Presby-
terrain churh, Prof. Z. E. Kelley deliv-
cred an elevating lecture to the nor
NAL students, the subject of which was
Ideals" listened to with deep interest
by good audience.
June 10th and Goth, the Santa Fe will
sell round trip tickets at one and one
third farC-S9 .05-to Ottawa, Kansas,
on account of the Chatauqua Assembly.
Tickets will be good until July Bird.
w. o. Horr, agent.
State Veterinary Surgeon Pritchard,
came in Monday 1t is reported that
several horses have the CHAMBERS, north
west of Lake City, where he went yes
terday, to make examinations. All
horses found with CHAMBERS Will be
killed.
j. NJ. Jarvis, one of the men killed in
the Ford theater disaster at Washing
ton, was brOther-in-laW of Mr.. Pc
pooh, near Mingona, and was resident
OF this county, having proved up a
claim in 1885, adjoining MIR. John jesse,
west of town.
Mrs. p. II. Chaplin came in from Den
yer, Sunday, on visit to her sons
Frank and Luke. She will remain for a
month or so. Medley Chaplin is taking
in the Worlds Fair at Chicago at pres
ent, and is expected to stop off here, on
his way back to Denver.
}. l.. PeltOn, of Sheron. called on the
INDEX last Saturday. MIR. Pelton says
the grasshoppers, with the dry weather
have destroyed his wheat crop, and will
not make any effort to cut it. He in
tends threshing it on the ground by the
use of drag made OF brush, and then
pillow it under for fall pasture.
IL. e. Thompson, Grin Thompson and
Marion Thompson, and other heirs of
Margaret Thompson, diseased. COM
menced proceedings In The district court
to have the will, deciding Mrs. NJ. E.
Owens 100 acres of land in Nippawalla
township, set aside. The suit was filed
on the 18th, and promises to be very
interesting one.
+. B. Eiklor was arrested OIL war
rant issued out of Justice Fritz's court
in Aetna township, OH the 18th, by
Trustee Hood and Road Overseer
Brown, on the charge of fencing up
some of the public streets in the city of
Aetna. He was taken before Justice
Fritz, and fined $40 and costs, amount
ing to about 500.
The Cresset OF last week, says that it
was rumOred OH the streets, that j. w.
Potes will resign the office of county
treasurer to become candidate for
sheriff. 1t was merely a rumor. Mr..
POtes most emphatieally denies that
there Is any truth whatever, in it; that
he meyer contemplated such move, or
would not permit his name to be used
in connection with the office of sheriff.
We were among the hoodooed pleas
ure seekers of this world who attend
ed the photographic concert at the
Methodist church, last Tn ursday even