Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
A little girl came to grace ths HON,

A little girl came to grace ths home
of John Murphy, on the 10th.
Hats! hats! hats! for the ladies at
Mrs. Higgins millinery store.
There is talk of another city ticket
being put in the field.
Miss Nellie Currie is assisting in
the district clerks office.
{ Miss Dye Kidd is assisting Miss
| Belle Brown in her millinery store.
The S. of. VS.. will have "Cake
Walk" on the 24th. Admission loot. =,
ladies free.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary. q
Mr.. Southworth returned from his
Michigan trip, and the drugstore looks
natural once more.
There seems to be a growing interest
in Sunday school work, since the meas
les quit interfering.
An entire new line or booklets and
cards, especially selected for school and
birthday gifts, at p. o. Book Store.
Jim Young's near Mumford was
gladdened by new arrival on the Sth.
DR.. Moore made the child its first visit.
The missionary collection at the M.
E. church Sunday was about seven dol
lars and fifty cents, twice what was
asked for.
Columbian Tea Saturday afternoon
from to 5o'clOck at the residence of
Mrs. Waldron Chase who will be as.
sisted by Mesdames oumans, Axline,
Hill, and Houchin.
Rev. Archer, departed Monday for
the annual conference of the Metho-
dist church to be held at Great Bend.
The conference COnvenes today and
continues eight days.
We regret that we cannot this week
| give full account of the cases dispos-
ed of during the last term of court, as
many of our readess desire it. We will
do so in our next issue.
Mrs. II. s. Lands returned Monday,
from Topeka. She was met at Attica
| by her daughters. Mamie and Lizzie.
and Miss Merib Campbell. Mr.. Lands
is expected home today.
The price of the Non Con has been
advanced to one dollar and half. 1t
is paper of 16 pages running over with
| nOlitjooI and 0oporol oou,u xx,oil wort n
the money. We will continue to send
it with the INDEX for $500.
Mr.. l.. S.Smith, our smiling Sharonite
| land most SharOnltes are smiling, we
are pleased to say called in Friday
morning to let us know that he was &C.
tually in the race for the post Office; and
the other fellows had better take warn
ing and get off the track.
Walt Fulton, our genial barber, whom
everybody has missed for several days
has been reviewing his old stamping
ground, at Coldwater, after spending
day at Sun City. He is on hand again
with new supply of pompadours and
first-class shaves, and antediluYian al.
manac jokes.
Mr.. VIM. Gibson, son Of Joe Gibson,
who left several months ago to 90 to
Hot Springs for his health returned
Saturday looking hale and hearty, and
called in to add another name to oul
list. He did not 60 to the Hot Springs
but stopped in Kansas City while and
then returned to his Old home in Cass
county, where be had a pleasant visit
He has come back to seek his fortune
in Barber county, and talks Of renting
a farm of Riley Lake.
| Dled-Mr. John Crouch, aged 2,
years, SO well -knOwn to many of oul
people and so favorably known, sue
cumbed to gradually encroaching dis
ease, with which he has been afflicted
for the past two years, and Friday
morning about 10 o'clock passed to his
final rest. The funeral services were
c0nduced at his home in Elm Mill.
township by Rev. Cain, and he was in
TERED in the grave yard at this place
on Saturday afternoon. He Leaves
many friends who regret bis loss apt
hold in memory the -kindest recoliec
! tons for him.