Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.

-BeSL sorghum In the city. 1ry IT,
Woodward.
Jake the baker" hoated down TO
Enid Saturday.
Try our Mocha Blend coffee, 8 lbs.
for Sl.OO. Woodward.
&C. f. Wells, of Sexton vicinity,
was in the city Saturday.
Born, to SIr. and Mrs. S. j. ROessler
Sunday last, boy baby. DR.. KOclell.
Miss Maude Butler visited last
week with the family of Conductor
Knight.
E. +. MootZ, one of KIOwa's cigar
manufacturers, was here Friday in the
interest of his business.
The Campbell block at KioWa
passed into the hands Of a mortgage
company last week, under foreclosure.
DR.. +. ID. Rogers. who was sick at
Pratt for over two months, is now slow
ly improving at his parents home at
MumfOrd.
B. n. Turk left last week for Enid,
will leaye today to make that city their
future residence.
The friends of Mrs. +. A. Lewis
will be glad to know that she is i'm
proving rapidly after the surgical Oper-
alton performed at Wichita.
Miss Matte Armstrong, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Brstow,
for several weeks, left yesterday for her
home in Washington, Indiana.
"A. J. Trotter and Norman Green
were from Eagle, Friday. Mr.. Trotter
has rece;ftly returned from a trip
through county NJ, on 4 prospecting
tour.
Reduced prices on all trimmed
hats for the next few days. Don't fail
TO take advantage of the opportunities
that will be afforded. Mrs. Belle
Brown.
john L. Jesse was in this week
and left some wherewIth in our hands.
He has contest OH his claim in Okla
homa, but feels sure of success perching
on his banner.
r.. l.. Groendyke made us a profit.
able call Friday. He has 400 acres of
wheat III good condition, and il next
year Is good crop year he will be able
to wear new suit Of clothes.
&C. .. Chandler and his mother al
rived Thursday from Sioux City, Iowa.
~, 4;
as Mr.. Chandler wishes to be near his
interests here and in Oklahoma.
The rapid transit line sustained a
break down last evening, and passenger
traiIic was suspended until this morn
ing. The old fouI-horse omnibus is on
the track until the other is repaired.
Old Boreas came down upon us
yesterday morning aud sent the mercu-
ny lowering around zero. The sky was
clear however, and the first snow of
the season has yet to make its appear
ance.
The ladies aid society of the Bap-
tist church, at their annual meeting
January 4th, voted to hold their church
SPECIALS and entertainments on the sec
Gnd Tuesday evening of each month
during 1894.
John Higgins wears a beautiful
gold insignia, emblematlc Of being
twenty-five years an Odd Fellow.
There are but 224 in the state who hold
(5imtlar medals. having been in good
standing for a quarter of century.
Died, at the home of her son, Sam
ell Stewart, Saturday afternoon, of
l5art failure, Mrs. Eliza j. Stewart,
aged "a years and 10 months. Funeral
services were held yesterday and the
body inferred in the Sharon cemetery.
we note from the Woodward JET
f@rsonian that Judge O'Bryan has been
appointed deputy district clerk. Since
nd .lIeady holds the Office OF u. S. COM
M sioner we infer that he has a strong
pI Swith the powers that be. We wish
nj continued success.
Grhos Meg arrah tried to burst the
First National Bank, Saturday, and by
run succeeded in bursting glass out
of one of the doors. lie explained the
matter by saying that his toe caught on
the step, after the affable cashier had
endeavOred to show him that the door
was of the usual kind and could be en-
tered without plunGing through it.
Mothers ought to know that their
\ bAbies. though apparently we'll and
ltoking plump, yet, if they are slow III
Il ething, If they sweat about the head
d ring sleep, especially in day time
are listless, dull or at times restless, or
have large abdomen or large joints
they have deep constitutional dys-
crasia and need homeopathic treat
ment. Apply to DIR. Kociell.
The annual election of officers in
che Baptist Sunday school resulted as
follows: superintendent, Mrs. Cain;
assistant superintendent, Mrs. Runyan;
secretary, Miss Mertie Hall; organist
Miss Hilda Stevens; librarian, Mrs
Stockstlll; treasurer, j. S. Runyau.
a corps of faithful and competent
teachers and fresh bright literature
greet those in attendance each Sunday
morning.
Harry Matthews, of Kiowa, has
been selected as under sheriff by Mr.
Mills. The choice meets with the ap
prevail of everyone in the county whC
is acquainted with Mr.. Matthews, anC
the people will never have cause to de.
piore the appointment. lie has been il
the county seventeen years andwith thu
exception of q time he worked on hi
range has been interested here evel
since. The people of the south enc
know him to be honorable, closely at