Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-04-25
LOCAL NEWS.

"A. OFT, of Eagle was in the city
Monday.
j. L. Pelton was in from Sharon,
Saturday.
Ed German was up from Hazelton
last Saturday.
H. b. Steck, of Hazelton, was in
this city yesterday.
4. T. l.. Burns drove up from IIa-
EeltOn, last Saturday.
Charley Bevins was IN town, Sat
urday. lie has strong hopes for large
corn crop.
&C. ). Jobe5 went 10 Kansas City,
Monday ID dispose of the creamery
machinery.
Miss Della Roberts, OF Alva came
up Monday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. II. IL. Case.
"A nice nine pound girl was born
Monday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Am
Allen. DR.. Burney IN attendance.
Miss Ada Jones, sister of Mrs. Id
Williams of this city, came over from
MILAN, last Friday for a visit of a few
days.
Aubrey Newkirk was in town Mon
day buying seed corn. He and his faith
or are putting in large crop in Moore
township.
Wanted $50 head Of cattle to sum
a q yafn hxy Ia
Medicine river. ID. NJ. Circle, Hazel
ton, Kansas.
Chester |. Long went to Stafford
county last Friday, to feel his political
pulse in that part of the vale. He re-
trned Sunday.
Miss Bessie Thompson, daughter
OF IL. G. Thompson, of Parsons, came
In Monday to visit her uncle, Scott
hubert, for few weeks.
-Hyder Fair and Charley Dorman
drove over from Sharon Monday even
Ing, visiting Delphia lodge X. of p. of
which both are members Of the order.
The water is now being furnished
the city from the sugarmll which will
probably be continued until some other
permanent arrangement can be made.
Harvey Williams Of Beloit, Kan
sas . nephew OF Ed Williams OF this
oity stopped here for few days visit,
before going on his claim near Alva,
the FIRST of the week.
The members OF Delta Lodge No
", A. +. u A. NJ. are requested to at
tend the regular communication. Sat
urday May 5, 1894 at 7:3O p. NJ. as i'm
portant business will be transacted.
I. W. Stout, w. NJ.
Mayor Bramwell returned Satur-
day, from trip to st. Joseph and Kan
Bas City Owing to misconuection Of
trains at Attlca, Mr.. Bramwell, Tom
McNeal, and Tom Best drove overland
from that place to this city.
Rev. Kline passed through this
city last Friday from Great Bend on
his way to look after his farm in the
south part of the county. Mr.. Kline
says that the wheat crop in Barton
county will be very light, but oats and
barley are looking line.
Water Consumers will adhere
strictly to Rule vi, viz: No sprinkling
of lawns from, y. NJ. to 5 p. NJ. las
revisedlOr from 10 Z. NJ. to A. M. and
call on superintendent at once and
make contract for ensuing year. Those
not doing so supply will ne shut of.
Waldrou Chase, Supt.
There viii be meeting oS the ex
ecutve members of the congressional
Committee of the peoples party of the
Seventh congressional district May ).
1891. All members of the regular com
mittee and other members of the peO-
pies party are invited 10 be present,
The meeting will be held in the Com
moner Office at Wichita.
For an old time slayer and bron-
cho buster" Jim Gano takes the
cake. While astride one of the well
meaning Texan natives which, judg-
ing from external appearance, was
sOrely in need of some OF the nutritious
aliment so conducive and utterly indis-
Densable to the upbuildinR and ad-
vancement Of the equine race, and
which, by the way, will become a voter
as soon as the equal rights amendment
to the constitution is ratified by the
good people of Kansas-this quadruped
which was not lnsensible TO the insid-
ious cunning of an Ingredient aptiy
known as "high-life" which was ad.
ministered to Jim's porter by SHORTY"
Kathren, sought to leap to the skies at
. single bound, much to the astonish-
ment of Its charge, but to the amuse-
ment of the lockers on. She raved.
she kicked. she paved the earth, she
Hnuffed the air; but the marshal was
equal to the emergency, aud he wants
1t strictly understood that the animal
In the shape of horse flesh Tor rather,
bonesl never existed that could do"
him.