Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-31
Marion has a new creamery.

lateral nearly $4,000.
4Polcs are being set for the new Har-
rison telephone system at Salina.
There will be big race meeting on
the kite track at Holton this week.
The Russell race meeting that was
held last week was well attended.
A rescue home for fallen women is
to be established in Wichita at once.
independence is after a branch of
the Fort Scott sugar works and paper
mill.
Burglars gathered in $50 worth of
clothing from d. Puterbaughs store at
Newton.
The Hutchinson city council has fix
ed the cigarette dealers license at
500 year.
A Republican club has been organic
Dodge City.
An independent Populist ticket has
been placed in the field in Leaven-
worth county.
The Populist club of the State uni
versity has challenged the Republican
club to joint debate.
A new telephone company has been
organized at Leavenworth and will
put in an exchange.
The Goth annual session of the Kan
sas Universalists convention is in ses-
sion at Junction City.
Mrs, Scammon of Kansas City, VIE
deliver her lecture on Christ .on Art
at Newton this week.
Henry Watterson Of the Louisville
Courier-Jourual own farm near Eu-
reka, Greenwood county.
sold Clock Works" is the pet name
given by the editor of the Oakley
Graphic to a rival publisher.
NJ. +. Browne has got his name in
the paper by going from Norton to
Ireland and back in three weeks.
James A. Liver married Miss Anna
White in Gray county lastw week. Their
children are sure to be white-livered.
Dandy o. started at the recent Rus
sci race meeting to lower his record of
2:1215 but failed to clip anything off.
A collection of more than $500 for
foreign missions was taken up in the
Methodist church last Sunday at New
ton.
=. A. Olston, an Axtell, Marshall
county, merchant, committed suicide
at Home City Sunday by taking ar
senic.
The net profits of a Catholic fair
held at st. Benedict's church in Doni-
phan county recently were more than
$500.
Two Wichita men, w. M. Levy and
l.. A. Walton, were present at Comp
troller Eckels banquet at Chicago
Saturday night.
Fifty car loads of broom corn will
be shipped from Liberal, Seward
county, this year. The average price
is about So per ton.
The latest advertisement that the
| Peerless Princes has put out is the
statement that former Wichitan is
living in the room in which Poe wrote
The Raven"
The Wyandotte county divorce mill
gound out job lot of nineteen legal
separations Friday-and wasn't in OPP
Grafton but two hours and thrice.
minutes either.
A franchise has been granted Guilty
& Galley to pipe natural gas into Neo-
desha and that city will soon be heat
ed and lighted by the product of the
wells IN that vicinity.
The receipts of hogs at the Kansas
City, Kansas, stock yards since Janu-
airy /, has been almost 1000, 0G0, fully
Is per cent. heavier than during the
same period last year
A Granam county farmer is adver-
tislng his sheep for sale at 81 head.
A bunch of cattle belonging to Chas
Kansius, who lives near Lincoln. got
into field of second growth Kaffir
corn the other day and inside of an
, hou:' six of them were dead.
The presbyterians of Abilene are pre-
pairing to bold corn carnival" If
all the reports of crop failures are to
be believed they will have to import
the corn from Kansas City.
The farmers of Finney and other
/ southeastern counties are threshing
| the last crop of alfalfa seed it is turn
| ing out fairly we'll and will afford
/ great addition to the years revenue.
! 1t takes over twelve hundred pounds
of paper to print the election tickets
of this county this years. and in some
of the townships the tickets will be
/ thirty-fve inches long.-Marion Rec
! ord.
| DIR. \. w. Tracy. who claims some
| prominence as a temperance evange-
/ list, is in Leavenworth at present
The thing that he did there to get his
name in the pape~ was to call pro-
gressive euchre progressive damna-
| ton
| The Clay Center militia company
assembled at the depot Monday to
| take the train for Concordia, where an
encampment of the regiment had
| been ordered. They rested on their
arms two days waiting for transpor-
tation that didn't come and then gave
1t up in disgust.
In spite of the crop failure the NJ.
X. & T. forwarded 90 car loads of
freight from Junction City last month.
Miss Ellen Beach law, the way
up soprano singer is coming to Kan
sas again. She is billed for yelling.
ton, Novem Der 2