Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-03-14
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near Hardtner, Saturday.
Will Painter and VIM. Lightburn
made Kiowq a visit Friday.
Mrs. Dial Morris has resumed her
medical treatment at Wichita.
&C. w. Ellis was here this week at
tending to come legal matters.
Smoke the celebrated "Arlstocrat''
cigar. At y. L. Days drug store.
"A. l.. Duncan will live on the farm
formerly occupied by J. S. Fleming.
Well cooked hotel pigs feet, fresh
| pretzels and imported Swiss cheese at
bursts place. AZ
-Thirty-fYe cents per bushel tor
good Seed Oats. j. D. Fair & Son,
Sharon, Kansas. 38-H
Fred Merrill moved his family and
household effects to his place near
Alva last Thursday.
VIM. Lockard moved last week
from his old place near Sexton to his
farm in Cottonwood Valley. His
place is known as the Steele farm.
The county superintendent has
been absent from the city several days
OF the past week, during which time
Miss Dell Simpson has presided,
i will remit So to the first one send
ing me the present address of either or
both &. w. Preston aud j. b. Shumate
y. w. Gray, Kansas City, Mo.
r. V. Bloom was in the city Mon
day for the purpose of buying seed oats
to plant IN part of his wheat ground.
The remainder he will plants to corn.
Rev. Il. Hahn departed Monday
for Cnautuqma county, Kansas. He
expects To go from that place to Cali
fornia To spend the summer.-Alva
Chronicle.
Cheap rates 90 Houston and san
Antonio wa Santa Fe Ronte. First
class one way tickets for SCI 60. Silver
Civ 81 30. Ei Paso aud Denipg $50 90.
" o Horn, Agent.
Tine gay aud festive assessor will
soon he calling around 70 sec about
ycnr business and incidental to find
how many % Barber county wju he a.
i~".-1 "s ,te income TAX
-WH4. lesson may We learn from
PauHs life win be the topic for mex
FRIDAY nights nesting by The Young
People at the Baptist chapel All are
invited Edith Pearson. Sec'y
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an Easter Social" at
the residence OF Ktsper burst on
Thursday March 22nd. All are very
cordially invited. Refreshments 1Octs,
C, NJ. Martin and Tonk Mills re-
turned, Friday, from Topeka where the
latter's motions were submitted to the
supreme court. Several days are ex-
pected to elapse before the decision is
handed down.
j. b. Eby returned from Topeka
Friday. He is looking considerably
better for his treatment there and will
probably resume his place in the treas
urer's office in few day. We are glad
to note his recovery.
For RENT-A good farm IA miles
west of Kiowa on Driftwood. Con-
tains 100 acres, of which 100 acres are
under cultivation. Forty acres Of tim
Der, good house, cistern and granary.
Enquire of Waldron Chase at Chase &
COanS.
Our jovial deputy sheriff has been
more sprightly than usual this week,
which is accounted for by the arrival
on Wednesday last Of Mrs. Matthews
and young Matthew'S to the number Of
four. They have moved into the prop
erty vacated by Frank Haynes.
"A representative OF the Kansas
City Illustrated World was in the city
last week. He has been through Okla
homa and adjacent counties in this
state writing up the towns, in return
for patronage TO his paper. Kiowa
received a big write up containing en-.
cravings of principal business men.
We acknowledge a pressing verbal
invitation from l.. F. Pearson to call
on him when he moves to the Indian
agency north of Topeka. We assure
Mr.. Pearson that it would give us
great pleasure to visit him at that
place and hope the decision OF the ad-
ministration will make it possible for
us to do so.
w. &. Matthews was up from Lodi.
Saturday. On Friday liz finished his
sixth term Of school at the Locka1d
school house, and the event of closing
was observed 10y social gathering of
the people IN his district. An excellent
dinner was q principal feature of the
affair, which Was altogether n VERY
pleasant one.
-iabo6 Aehenhach was ia the city
"Wednesday from Hagdtner. He gives
naIlce in this issue that be will apply
to the commissioners next month for
IN order Of vacation of all lands in the
town of Hardtner except a square in
the center of the old site. To effect
this he bought up about 125 tax titles
to the property.
j. ID. Fleming started this week
with his family and household goods
for his claim, which is miles south
west Of Caldwell. He will return
during harvest to look after his wheat
crop here, but has bid farewell to
Barber as home. John has been
good citizen for many years aud we
are sorry to lose him.
Ed Sample returned from Wichita,
Friday, where he had been to attend
the U. S. district court. The Jury
was discharged the first day OF the
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