Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-08-01
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
A. 7. &s.F. 3. TINE CARD.
LOCAL NEWS.


&C. w. Ellis has returned from AL
va.
II. e. Nichols was in the city Sat-
urday.
Harry Lebrecht left for Enid this
morning.
II. NJ. Kidd came up from the Strip
Saturday.
F. B. Eicklor drove up from Aetna
yesterday.
L. S. McElwain was in from Eagle
yesterday.
j. r. Massey was down from Sun
City, Sunday.
j. i. Johnston of Aetna, was in
the city yesterday.
Louis Fades, of Nashville was in
the city yesterday.
County Clerk Smith of NJ county,
was in the city Saturday.
Il. S. Smith, the Sharon merchant,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Woodland aud children re-
turned to Aiva last Friday.
j. c. Walstad is papering the
interior of Woodward's store.
John Wallace has been appointed
deputy county superintendent.
e. NJ. Martin was doing business
at AlYa Thursday and Friday.
The republican cut and dried ticket
will be made public on Saturday.
w. j. McAdoo and C. w. Wilson
were down from McAdoo Monday.
Frank Kennedy has removed his
Barber shop from this place to Sharon
Dean Rhames of Wichita conduct
ed Episcopal services IN the city Sun
day.
Mrs. McKeever, of Alya is visiting
the families of II. E. Noble and Ii. II.
Case.
II. Z. Woodward returned Sunday
from few days stay on his CAIN in I'll g
Strip.
Mrs. Lowry and family will occupy
the Chas. Hutchinson property, moving
to-day.
Roy Burnett and Will Langhorst
spent Sunday visiting their girls at
Attica.
Miss Myrtilla Cook returned Mon
day evening from her visit with friends
at Kiowa.
u %. Case and wife of Hazelton
township, were trading with our mer-
chants Monday
w. w. Cook returned Monday after
business trip of several weeks through
the western states.
The Willing Workers VIII meet
with Mrs. Ed Youmans, Wednesday
afternoon. Aug. Sth.
To any one bringing in the largest
watermelon, we will give years sub
scriptlon to the INDEX.
Dallas Baker paid his fine and
was liberated from Jail last Friday, the
ten days having expired.
-Dukehart, formerly a miller in
Weber's mill here some years ago came
in from Nebraska Monday.
Miss Lille Wilson arrived from
Winfield last Thursday, to visit with
Mrs. Z. II. Nixon of this city.
There will be preaching both Morn
ing and evening next Sunday at the
Christian church by Elder Hopwood
e. +. Hagerman and Miss Susie
Walters were married last Wednesday
evening by Squire Chas. Hutchinson.
"A good rain fell in this neighbOr-
hood Sunday. This will insure a large
cane crop and long run of the sugar
mill.
Sam Mosshart, of Aetna, shipped
car load OF cows yesterday morning, to
Kansas City. He went through with
them.
Mrs. IL. S. Lands of Moore town.
ship, was visiting with Mrs. Aug.
Schmidt Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Mrs. g. W. Ellis, accompanied by
Mrs, Fred Merrill, returned from their
visit with friends atWoodward and AL
va Sunday.
j. Il. Myers of Eldred, presented
this Office with fine watermelon yes
terday-one of the best we have had
this season.
Ham Hays and Burleigh Graves, of
n county, passed tbro ugh here Thurs
day on their way 70 Medicine Lodge
Alva Review.
II. j. Griffith brought the first
prize melon to this Office Saturday. 1t
will take large one to beat it. Who'll
be the next?
"A number of the young fraternity
of this city attended social hop at
Sharon last Friday evening. All re-
port good time.
Miss Bell returned to her home at
Anthony last Thursday, after spending
several days visiting her cousin Miss
Daisy Moore of this city.
Il ON knight, the all round ball
player, Of Isabel, was prominent fig
ure in Fridays game. Tom is a
player and jolly fellow.
John w. Morris of Pratt county
secured the necessary paper from the
Probate Judge TO wed Miss Emma E.
Love of Valley township.
r.. V. Bloom took the train for
Camp Supply Saturday, to visit week
OF ten days with his son-in-law, w. E.
Galloway and j. E. Smith.
1t was reported here yesterday that
John Dollar jr. son of John Dollar,
was thrown from a horse last Thurs
day and bis neck was broken.
The delinquent tax list which will