Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-10-03
ARBERCOUNTY INDEX,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1894.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
The commissioners are in session
this week.
w. II. Old came up from Enid last
Thursday.
Mrs. Bell Brown went to Kansas
City Monday.
IL. A. Bailey was up from Drift.
wood Saturday.
The best line of boots and shoes
at L. A. Ely and Co.'S.
Judge Edward came up from Kio-
wa yesterday evening.
-Boardman Smith came in OIL the
south train yesterday.
Jack Davis went to Kansas City
Sunday on business trip.
"A. NJ. Houchin has been appointed
receiver for the Lake lands.
Shorty Kathren went to Wichita
yesterday to take in the fair.
Attorney Rees, of Emporia was
dong business in town last week.
Mrs. Deal returned Monday from a
short visit with friends at Hazelton.
Lew Lebrecht arrived in the city
Monday and left for Harper yesterday
"A dose of Ayers SarsapaIilla taken
shortly before each meal helps digestion.
We invite you to call and see a full
line OF new goods at l.. A. Ely & Co.'S
Il. NJ. AxIine went to Hutchinson
yesterday, TO get pointers from McKin-
ley.
Dame RumOr announces wedding
this evening, about mile northeast of
town.
Mrs. Il. A McNeal and children
left for their new home at Topeka
Monday.
TO any one bringing In the largest
watermelon, we will give a years sub
scription.
L. A Ely & Co. have just received
full line OF dress goods. Come and
SEE them.
Louis Nelson was up from Alva
Saturday evening delivering some of
his orders
II. NJ. Kidd has moved into the
vacant property at the foot of Kansas
avenue east.
Uncle John Dollar came up from
Enid last Wednesday on business. He
returned Saturday
Mrs. Tom Doran came up from
Woodward last Saturday to visit home
folks for few days.
"A boy baby of average weight was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Purdy last
Sunday. DIR. Moore.
Jas. Lockard has purchased the
Burnett farm III Sharon township
of the Citizens Bank.
DIR. Moore reports ten pound girl
born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Axtell of
this city last Saturday.
Wallace Lowry went to Kiowa Sun
day to assume his duties as assistant
postmaster at that place.
M. w. Noble, father of A. l.. Noble,
of this city, arrived from New York
last Thursday, on visit.
Geo. R. Smelling, the man who
awaits political burial next N ovember
was III the city last week.
We are under obligations to the
Cresset for the use of the irrigation ar
ticles by Profs. Hay and Steffee.
All the speakers Invited to address
the reunion, are men Of ability and are
therefore worthy of being heard.
Union Gospel Temperance meeting
at the court house next Sunday at four
O'Clock p. NJ. conducted by w. G. T. U.
-Wanted-A girl to do general hotel
work. Inquire of J. G. Wright. at the
Usage hotel, Medicine Lodge, Kansas
Miss Jennie Currie returned from
Wichita last Friday, and the county
treasurer's Office has smiling deputy
once again.
Henry Sparks resigned his position
as deputy clerk last Thursday. He
will devote himself to the campaign for
few weeks
1t is 10 be hoped that every house
in town Will be decorated with a flag
during the old soldiers reunion on the
18th and 18th.
Burnett has new clerk in the per-
son of Wash Shaw. Wash is number
one good fellow and will draw trade
for the house
Leon E. Beals will address the peo-
pie at Forest City next Saturday even
ing on the issues of the day. Turn out
and hear him.
The sugar mill is idle at present,
having exhausted the supply of syrup
barrels. A new supply is expected to
arrive in few DAYS.
DIR. Wants dental office Prepared
to do all kinds of dental work. Satif-
faction guaranteed. First door west
of the Court House.
"A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. KritZmire. in the north
part of the city, Tuesday, September
18th. DR.. Moore in attendance.
j. w. Dobson was up from Kiowa
Sunday and Monday, conversing with
his copartners who will accompany him
to the political tomb next November.
The old soldiers will march through
town Saturday the 18th at 10 o'clock
and will sing their army songs. This
alone ought to attract large crowd.
Nicely Chaplin came up from Pond
Greek last Sunday. He is here for a
few days rest having been sick. Mrs.
Stith came over from Attica with him.
w. S. Finney and wife left Satur-
urday for months visit with Mr.. Fin
ney's relatives at Litchield, Ill. They
will take in the st. Louis exposition
while absent.
John Jesse is authority for the
statement that Tom Doran is the best