Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-04-11
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u. w. D0DS0n came up from NOVA
Monday evening.
w. II. Harmon was at Alva last
week doing business.
Postmaster Gamble, of Hazelton,
spent Sunday In the city.
Fred Eicklor of Aetna, was doing
business in the city Monday.
e. II. Nixon returned from a bust
ness trip to Alva Saturday evening.
John McGregor represented his
part of the county, at the capital Mon
day.
Miss hate Painter came up from
Alvs Wednesday last to visit her par
ents.
This issue ends the publication of
the fiT.al tax list, which will give us
more space for the benefit of our read
ers.
j. z. Massey and George Lott of
Sun City, came down Monday morning,
having business with the county com
missiOners.
Mrs. Douglass, who has been stay
ing at the home of LIZ. Pearson for some
time, left for her former hone, Kansas
City, Monday.
Senator Lands was in town Satur-
day, attending the meeting of the Di-
rectors of the stockholders of the IN
DEX. Mrs. Lands accompanied him.
DIR. WANTS DENTAL OFFICE.
AmaIgam filings so cents; gold and
platina filings 81; gold filings 50 and
up; best rubber plates $40. Work guar
anteed. Al
The Junior League will give a So
cial entertainment in the Methodist
church Friday the 18th, 1894 Refresh
mrnts Ice cream and cake Ralph Allen
Secretary.
Cheap rates to Houston and San
Antonio via Santa Fe Route. First
class one way tickets for sd so. Silver
City S2l.90, Ell Paso and Deming $1,000.
w. D Horn, Agent.
"A horse belonging to DR.. Karr at
Sharon, broke it's front leg above the
knee by getting its foot caught in
guard in crossing the railroad track.
The animal had to be shot.
Hicks says before the end Of April
the season will be opened, with a pro-
pitiOus outlook for all who have their
agricultural interests well in hand and
who are planning for earley crops"
The Earnest Workers" CT the
Presbyterian church will give social
at the residence of Mablon Wuner,
on Kansas avenue east, on Thursday
evening, April 10Th. All are cordially
invited. Refreshments 10 cents.
II. a. McNeal came down from To-
peka Friday, to make his family visit.
returning again sunday. lie has made
all arrangements for publishing the
KansasBreeze, and we are looking every
day for the first number to arrive.
Miss Pet Wuner, former clerk IN
the postoflice, left for Medicine Lodge
Sunday. where she has accepted po-
sItiOn in the Office of Register of Deeds
Her many friends regret her departure,
but wish her well in her new home.
-Attica Tribune.
"A careless individual. while passing
the home of l. w. Moore miles south
| east of the city on Wednesday, threw
lighted match on the prairie and IN
| few minutes Mrs. Moore and her
children and the neighbors were fighting
desperately to save their homes For
| tunately no serious damage was done,
but the emery william escaped detection.
-Alva Pioneer.
-Supt. Chase shut off the water on
east Kansas avenue and the southeast
| part Of the city last Saturday, in order
to supply the people in the northern
| part of town, with water The change
will, no doubt, be TelIsbed by our
friends in the north part, as they were
haying the pleasure ~ of carrying
their water from wells at a long dis
lance from their respective residences.
Three boys of this CITY took three
horses and started for Arkansas CITY
last Sunday night. Their direction was
anticipated and kilograms sent to diff
ferent points. Just as they arrived at
Medicine Lodge the marshal received
telegram and took charge Of them and
telegraphed for instructions. He was
wired To hold them aud Com. Harrel
and Arthur Dumenil arrived there
| Mnn6QU niOhf nd sHnocdou Ch
them home. Such undertakings are
attended with great danger and many
times with much suffering. We hope
these boys, and all boys, will take warn
! ing and never undertake such danger
Gus business County Uuion.
Judge Il. l.. O'Bryan left Friday
for Medicine Lodge, Kansas, called
there on account of the sickness of his
wife. He will return in two or three
days. The Judge will move his family
on his claim near town shortly. They
will be quite an addition to Woodward
society, as they are refined and intel
ligent people. The Judge has been un-
fortunate III financial way. Owing
TO crop failures and the depreciation in
value OF farm lands during the past
five years, he has suffered loss of more
than $4,000, almost all his wealth.
This is hard blow on the Judge at this
period of his life. We hope that he
will yet recover what he has lost, and
recover it right heIe in n county. The
Judge deserves to prosper, as he is a
good. kind hearted man.-Woodward
JefferSOnlan.
1t is very seldom that we exhibit
our generosity TO the public by boast
ing and gloaiing about the brotherlv