Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-03

C. A. Johnson, Pratt, registered at
the Grand Monday.
F. A. Lewis and wife went to
Wichita last week.
w. l.. Gamble was up from Hazel
ton Sunday aid Monday.
The Alva swell ball has been post
poned until the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dial Morris we're at
Wichita few days of last week.
Will Bergman went to Pond Creek
Saturday, being summoned by telegram.
&C. S. Jobes started yesterday for a
business trip to Anthony and Wichita.
DR.. j. D. Karr went to Alva Sun
day to look after business of the store
at that place.
Day and Ortee Karr, of Sharon,
visited at DR. Karr's last week return
ed home Friday.
Mrs. Daigh, of Elm Mills. started
yesterday for TaylorsviIle, Illinois. on
visit to relatives.
George Kemp returned last Thurs
day from Oklahoma, where he has been
for several weeks.
S. II. Oliver was up from Kiowa
yesterday on business connected with
his office of trustee.
The question of a mask ball on
Valentines eve is being agitat..d by
some of our dancers
Mrs. Axline and the children. anu
Mrs. Ellis returned from their visit at
Kansas City, yesterday.
Il. E. Beals was at HaZeIton the
latter part of last week OH business
connected with his office.
j. F. Moore came up from Kiowa
yesterday, having some business before
the county commissioners.
"A new stock of boots and shoes
have just been opened up at Wood
wards. Call and see there.
"A party was given for Miss
Daisy Moore Thursday evening, by
quite number of her friends.
H G. Evans of Lake City was here
Thursday, having just returned from
several DAYS sojourn in the Strip.
John Watson, OF Act "a, boarded
the train here Friday for Coffey county
to see his mother who is verv sick.
r. J. Mckay was exhi biting some
beautiful sprays of mistlet oe last week. |
sent to him from Texas by Mrs. Nc
Kay.
Mrs. Denton left yesterday for
Winfield. where she will reside i'm the
future. Her household goods accom-
panied her.
The Free Methodists held street |
services Saturday afternoon, a la Saliva
tiOn Army, and succeeded in attracting |
quite crowd.
C. NJ. Cook who has been in charge |
of Karr Bros. drug store at Alya dur
ing the absence of w. A. Kari, return
ed today.
"A surgical operation was performed |
on Mrs. f. a. Lewis at Wichita last |
week. She was recovering as rapidly |
as could be expected at last reports.
Our gentlefolk will be rather sur
prised to see this from the Alva Chron-
icle: "R. w. Cameron no lidayed with
his family at Medicine Lodge, Kas."
The death of Fred. Lichlyter, re-
corded by our Sharon correspondent, is
greatly deplored by all his many friends.
He was one of Barber's best citizens.
-Strayed-1 yearling, red and white |
spotted steer; marked swallow fork in
right and split in left ear. Branded X
on left hip. Address, r. W. Fullerton,
Kansas.
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.
The protracted meetings at the M.
E. church are being largely attended.
Rev. Hoover, of Winfield, arr we'd yes
terday, and Rev. Debbins, of Cam
bridge, is expected today to assist.
LiONOh JULIUS VI uuudHIby III IuC |
shape of we'll developed baby boy is
the new addition to the family OF Jas. |
Underwood consisting of himself and |
wife. This occurred on the last day of |
the year 1898. DIR. kocieIl.
-Egbert Fritzlen was in the city |
Thursday and Friday. visiting Lake
City in the meantime. He is one of |
the county commissioners of M county |
but usually makes his residence at Kio-
wa when the board is not In session.
Howard Parker was in from Cedar
creek Thursday and increased his cred
it an our little book He complains of |
parties stealing wood from his place
and wishes to publicly warn them that
he will take steps toward prosecution
if it is continued.
"A shooting occurred in the south
part of the county Wednesday over dis
puted possession of a claim. but up to
the time of going to press we have been
unable to get particulars. We are in.
formed, however, that one of the men
conceln ned in the difficulty was severely,
though not fatally wOunded.-Alva
Chronicle.
&C. L. Hinman and family left yes.
terday for Los Angeles. California.
Mr.. Hinman will take charge of the
largest plantation in old Mexico this
winter, and may remain permanently
in that country or in Southern Cali
fornia. The many friends OF the family
are sorry to lose them from among MS.
but wish them success III their new
home.
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