Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-01

b Court convenes on Feb. 14th, weeks
from yesterday.
Mr.. Ed E. Mootz of KloH registered
at the Central. Monday.
Mr.. Marvin McMurty and wife are
making their home at Sharon for a short
time.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to A. F. Fran and Minnie Ingles,
both of Kiowa.
l.. w. DeGeer took the train Monday
afternoon for Oklahoma, to he gone
several days on business.
Itch, on human or ANIMALS, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by j. D. Karr. 7
Mr.. Elmer E. Clovis added his name
to our subscription list, Saturday. He
is now located at Nashville in King
man county.
Mrs. Harvey Elliot, who was last
week supposed to be on the safe road
to recovery, seems now to be almost
beyond hope.
Sharon mOurns the loss of one of her
valuable citizens. Mr.. Jno. Burgett
who has shaken the dust OF the valley
from his feet for aye and forevermore.
Mr.. NOahChenoweth came into town
Saturday, to get his overcoat. He re-
ports the Enon school as fourishing
Prof. Chenoweth seems to be flourish
ing also.
Mr.. Standiford and Ben Woodland will
have lot of fine draft mares started
from the east part of the state on Mon
day next. They will be here, probably
toy the following Saturday, ready for
sale.
Is Your hair Ealing out or turning
gray? Do not get discouraged and Say
It cannot he stopped. Beggs Hair Re
newer will effectually stop it. We give
positive guarantee with every bottle.
by j. r. Young and j. d. Karr. 3
Mr.. Dick Lowry returned Thursday
from Greenwood where he was called
by the illness of his sister. He arrived
too late to see her while conscious.
Sickness at Greenwood seems to be the
order of the day. Diptheria especially
is raging.
The regular meeting of the Equal
Suffrage Association will be held at
the residence of the president, Mrs.
Nixon, Saturday, Feb. 4. at 3 p m. A
full attendance of members desired.
Everybody invited. Jennie 5. Osborn,
secretary.
Reports come that one of Sharon
religious republican brothers actually
lost his spirit of grace and poured out
some naughty cuss words on poor de-
fenseless anarchist. Now, brethren,
| don't. It's naughty. Besides 1t isn't
| convincing argument.
Col. Motter and Sheriff Dobson have
gone in ''cahOots" on serving papers.
They are after the postoffice for the
Col. at breakneck speed, and We editor
has been illegally notified" to keep off
| the track or he'll be run over. We
succumb to the inevitable.
Mr.. Allen Herr added sunshine to the
smiles of nature Monday morning, by
broad-gauged, doubled geared smile
Of his own, which he had freighted all
the way from Anthony via Kiowa. He
is managing the court admirably, with
Judge Mckay's assistance.
Rev. Archer delivered, Sunday even
ing, his able lecture on the "Perils of
the Nation" Among other things,
Carnegie and his workmen were sound
| ly trounced. The practical question Is
What are the real causes, and what
the decisive remedy for such unfortu-
nate Conficts?'
Mr.. L. IL. Pearson returned Friday
from Topeka, all full of enthusiasm
over the election of JnO. Martin. He
was suffering from bad cold, but
could talk with tluency on this subject.
He compliments w. A. Harris highly
on the good sense he has shown
throughout.
On Friday evening, Feb. 10, 1898,
Deerhead Alliance Will give a crazy
supper, with such attachments as grab
bag, fish pond, etc. The supper tickets
will be sold at fifteen cents each or two
for quarter The proceeds will be
used toward the purchase of a library
for the community.
Mr.. Isaac Van Buskirk came in from
Okarche, Oklahoma, Monday, looking
as though Oklahoma was prosperous
and healthful place to live. He has
come back to sell his wheat and pur.
chase a bunch of COWS to take back
with him. He reports last Sunday as
the coolest day he has seen this winter
and Tuesday, as not unusually fine fol
their part of the country.
1t is never safe TO boast that you can
not be surprised, as Mrs. Ben Lasswel
of Sharon discovered last Sunday, the
occasion being her birthday. While
Mrs. Lasswell was away at church &
number of her friends took possession
fires, mix dough and roast meat etc
When Mrs. Lasswell returned, she
found a magnificent dinner makdg the
table fairly grGan. Fifty. one gay in
truders, without any ''if you please OF
please" helped her dispose of it. L
was one of the gay andjoyful events OF
the season; and Mrs. Lasswell is obliged
to admit she was surprised in more
than one particular.
1t Wasn't and In Was