Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-09

Attorney Wheeler of Topeka, is at
tending court.
&C. Q. Chandler went to Alva Mon
day on business.
Miss McElwain of Deerhead. came
up from Enid, Monday.
Don't fail to attend the dance Fri
| day night. All are inyited.
p. B. Cole shipped a car load o.
cattle to Kansas City Monday.
L. w. DeGeer came up from Alvs
Monday evening to attend court.
Miss Antonio burst returned Mon
day from Danville, Harper county.
Born to T. A. Pomroy and wife last
Wednesday, near Mingona. a boy baby
e. Porter returned from his place
in the south part of the county, Monday
Mrs. c. w. Ellis went to Hutchin-
son Sunday, to visit with friends few
days.
j. n. Titus came in from Kansas
City, Sunday and registered at the
Usage.
Dick Wilson made trip to Harper
Monday, on his bicycle, returning yes
terday.
john Murphy now occupies the Nc
Kay property on Walnut, having moved
MOndag.
Tom Binning left yesterday for
Villas Kansas, where he will reside in
definitely.
Mrs. Aug. Schmidt and Mrs. w. IL.
Sparks are visiting with Mrs. Lands
in Moore township.
Miss Emma Mccoy, sister of Mrs.
w. .. Horr, of Woodward, is visiting
her sister this week.
-Ase Campbell went to Kiowa yes
terday, where he has a position in the
lumber yard of J. w. Metz.
Il. A. Eby has had his store room
papered and now has one of the incest
rooms in the city. Walstad and Min
lex were the artists.
Notice the call for county dele
gate convention, elsewhere in this pa.
per. Every township should see that
it is properly represented.
Mrs. Will Kelley who has been WIS.,
iting with the family of Charley Talia-
ferro, for the past week, left for her
home in Panhandle, Texas.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Z. o. at Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, for the week ending, May 5
1894. J. w. Magill, Jacob Morgan.
L. M. Axllne, p. NJ.
Mrs. A. l.. Noble, Mrs. II. O'Bryan,
Miss Carrie earn ichael andMiss Jessie
OBryan went to Hutchinson Monday.
to attend the musical jubilee, in which
Will they will take part.
"A fishing party started for Elm
Mills, this morning. Among those 60
ing were A. NJ. Houchln and wife, VIM.
Palmer and wife, Scott Allen and wife,
S. p. Coan and wife, Rev. r. B. Engle
and wife, DR.. w. III. Moore and wife,
Mrs. Deal aud Mrs. Lee.
Rev. Fraser preached at the Presby-
terrain church, Sunday evening. He is
student from Emporia college and
has an excellent delivery. He had a
large audience and is commended by
all who heard his sermon. The church
has submitted proposition for his
service as permanent pastor, which in
all probability will be accepted.
Tom Fades was shaking hands in
the city Saturday. He has $50 acres of
corn up and growing nicely; some of
his wheat will make a fair crop. He is
busy sowing millet at present and will
put in 900 acres. Uncle Tom doesn't
believe in doing things by halves and if
the wheat isn't going to make anything
he will put in something that Will.
There will be an extra large amount of
feed of all kinds raised in our county
which will create demand for live
stock of every description. The man
who Is fortunate enough to possess live
stock, has a bonanza.
The graduates of the Medicine
Lodge high school met at Karr's drug
store, on Saturday, May 5th, for the
purpose of forming an AlumDa associa-
ton. The meeting was called to order
by Prof. Bushey, followed by the cleo
ton of officers as follows: President,
Fred Perry; vice-president, Seward L.
Field; secretary, Gertie Ellis; treasur-
or, Josie Wood. A committee on pro-
gram was appointed by the president
as follows: Lulu Karr, president; Will
Wood, Carrie Carmichael, Angie Low
~, Lena O'Bryan. Association adj
journed to meet one week from date at
Karr's drugstore.
In another part of our paper will be
found notice of the marriage Of Mr..
Fred w. Buttrey, formerly of this city
and Miss Anna l.. McCanless of Wlchi.
ia, which was solemnized at high noon
on the first of May. Mr.. Buttrey and
his bride came here on the evening of
their marriage, and last evening a re-
ception in their honor was given at the
residence of Mr.. Harry Buttrey, the
groom's brother. A number of the
friends of Fred were invited and an ev-
ening full of enjoyment was spent by
all present. Mr.. and Mrs. Buttrey left
this morning for their future home at
Enid, Ok, carrying with them best
wishes of hosts of friends for their flu
ture happlness.-We Wellington Standard
Susan Is. Anthony.
There will be meeting of the ladies
OF Medicine Lodge at the residence