Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-07-04

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Fred Ecklor was in Monday from
Aetna.
"A. NJ. Houchin went to Ell Dorado
Saturday.
H. E. Noble went to Alya las,
Thursday.
Mrs. W. l.. Gamble went to Hazel
ton Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Lane was visiting in the
city last week.
Miss Muriel DeGeer left for home
at Alva, Sunday.
Miss Dell Simpson returned from
Wichita, Saturday.
Charley Stranathan came up Mon,
day with his father.
Charley Freeman came III from
Kansas City Sunday.
Frank Long made a trip TO Hazel.
ton and back Monday.
Mrs. J. w. McDaniels and children
went to AlYa yesterday.
ben GlaSler went to Wichita yes
terday to spend the Fourth.
VIM. McAdoo was in from McAdoo
township Monday afternoon.
j. p. Hall returned Saturday from
his trip through the territory.
-RObt. FrOman and wife came down
from Pratt Monday, on visit.
$. IL. Oliver and G.. F. Haskins
were up from Kiowa yesterday.
The AID Society meets with Ms.
Stamford at 8 p. III. Thursday.
Last weeks Alva pioneer issued a
supplement on the bond question.
Tile board of county commission
ers met in regular session Monday.
Mrs. LeonardColvin is spending the
Fourth at Wellington, with friends.
"A number of our city folks go to
Alva to-day to celebrate the Fourth.
Frank Strong was arrested yester-
day for assaulting William Rich, color
ed.
Uncle Dan Pierce was down from
his place Monday, with load of cher
ries.
The lawmakers are still cOntinu-
ing operations at Kiowa, without sue
cess.
Misses Fred and Ella Bristow left
Monday for their home in Joplin, Mis-
| souri,.
Miss Edith Fash came up from
Alva last Thursday, to take the exam
nation.
Tim Clark came in Monday from
Argentine, Kansas where he has been
working.
The COldwater Enterprise has also
published a clipping from the Harper
Bulletin
Aug. Schmidt and Ed Schmidt
went to Woodward yesterday to spend
the Fourth.
1t pays to have the best. Remem-
! Der, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the standard
! blood purifier.
Frank Lewis went to Alva this
morning to see that his ball team wins
the $25 purse.
Walt. Fulton and family are spend
ing the Fourth on Turkey Creek, 60
ing up Monday.
Il. A. McNeal came down from To
peka Saturday to see his family, re-
turning Monday.
Quite a number of people of this
city went to Elm Mills to spend the
Fourth, this morning.
The preliminary examination of
John Sbumate has again been changed
| to Thursday, the 5th.
The city council met Monday night.
Outside of allowing few bills, moth
ing important was done.
Judge Jackson IN company with
Chester Long left here Monday to at
tend the democratic convention at To-
peka.
Misses Eva Lewis, Ada Moore, and
| Matte Watkins were among the pas
sengers that went to Alya to spend the
! Fourth.
Marshal Gano and force have done
considerable lot of grading on our
streets the past week, especially on
north Main
Il. f. Pearson aud w. G.. Bristow
left Sunday for Topeka as delegates to
the democratic state convention which
met yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will hold an ice cream
social at the Baptist chapel Tuesday
night July 10Th
WIN. Martin was called to Alva by
the sickness of his child, Saturday
Latest reports are that the child is moi
expected to recover.
Prof. Cooper departed last Thurs
day. He gave entire satisfaction as
conductor of the normal, and is very
thorough professor.
"A. ID. McNabb, Son-in-law of Mrs
Nation, returned to Texas last Thurs
day. Mrs. McNabb and children will
remain here some time.
Charley TIeskett came up from
Kiowa last Friday, and remaineda few
days. He reports crops looking vel
in the southern part of the county.
Sam Adams and Charley Kidd hav,
moved their tin and carpenter shop t,
the building formerly occupied by l.. F
Pearson. one door east Of the INDE1
Office.
-DR. WANTS DENTAL OFFICE
Amalgam filings SO cents: gold an,
platina filings 81; gold filings 50 an,
up; best rubber plates SO. Work guar
anteed. AZ
The Woodward News reached on
exchange table last week. 1t is al
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