Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-06

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Rouse
Sunday evening, hoy. DR.. Burney.
I DIR. Rogers, the popular dentist of
Pratt, made us a friendly call last Fri
day.
Mrs. Casper burst and son left
Friday for a visit with friends in Ne
braska.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts, was visiting
with Mrs. Lew Lebrecht at Harper
last week.
Geo. Bradford of Topeka has been
employ ed as chemist at the sugar mill
this season.
Prof. Kelley came in from Chanute
Sunday evening, to assist as instructor
in the normal.
Miss Lena Bradley has returned to
Attlca. The photograph gallery has
been left in charge of Mrs. Zieler.
Judge Mckay adjourned court at
this place Saturday. and took the train
for Attica Sunday. He convened court
| la AAhOhO'Iy
Miss Pin Lake and Mrs. Pearl Tack.
EFT, of Lake City, were guests of Ed.
Carr and wife Tuesday and Wednes.
day.-Harper Advocate.
IS. j. Adams and Chas. Kidd have
fixed up the building formely occupied
by Fl. O'Brien, as tin, carpenter and
general repair shop of all kinds.
DIR. WANTS DENTAL OFFICE.
Amalgam filings so cents; gold and
platina filings 81; gold filings So and
up; best rubber plates $40. Work guar
anteed. Al
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment in
the church on Thursday evening June
18th. A good program will be gwen,
Come, and you will be entertained.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the P. o. at Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, for the week ending June 2:
Mrs. Emma Ajcock, Mrs. FrankHines,
George b. MuKer, A. L. Pope. T. A.
McClearey, p. M.
Sharon is going to celebrate on the
Fourth of July. What does Medicine
Lodge intend to do? 1t is time we
we're making preparations in that d.
rsction if we are going to celebrate as
the time is drawing near. Speak up.
The force engaged in moving the
machinery from the sugar mill are
making good progress. Four car loads
have been shipped and two more are
| ready togo out. The machinery is be-
ing shipped to Baton Rouge, La.-At-
tica Tribune.
B. V. Kelly the sprightIy young
editor of the Hazelton Bee was in the
city last Sunday and Monday to dis.
pose of his surplus honey. B. V. be-
lieyes in reciprocity, i. e. he makes a
call here semi-monthly, while Miss
visits at Attica the intervening
| Sundays.
DIR. Karr's new drug store on the
| north side has been fitted up gorgeous
ly with all the modern improvements,
and IS now one of the finest of It's kind
| In the Strip. The DOCTORS daughter
Miss Lulu, is an accomplished pharma-
cist arrived from Medicine Lodge, last
| week and will take a position in her
fathers store.-Alva Republican.
j. N. Titus put in one whole day
last week fishing. He had been run
ming four hooks, and for his labor was
rewarded with two fish respectively
four and six inches long. He returned
late in the evening somewhat dis
couraged, and slept until noon the fol-
| lowing day. He declares with consider
able emphasis that he will not go on a
fishing trip very soon again.
There is an attorney in Kiowa who
really isn't able to distinguish between
ducks and cats. He may be thorough
~ versed in the old common law; he
may be able to distinguish between a
law and an equity action; he roay be
| posted on the reports and digests of
the various states and of the United
States; but when it comes to detecting
difference between the closely allied
| species, ducks and cats, we draw the
line there. He is quite unable.
Geo. Graves was up from Elwood
township and made us call, Monday.
Mr.. Graves is one of the large and sue
cessful fruit growers of the county and
says he IS having large supply of fruit
at his command and will haye until
frost. His crops are doing nicely also.
Some people in his vicinity will begin
harvesting in few days and will have
a good yield and good quality. Hesays
the southern part of the county had
several good rains the past week and
the people are in high spirits. Mr.. G
has our thanks for an invitation tc
make him call .andhe may rest assured
that victim of printing Office vii
not leave an opportunity slip by where
reyelry in delicious fruit is in the Ques
| ton.
Decoration day was duly observed
In our city last Wednesday. AT ten
O'Clock at the sound of drum at the cour
house the old soldiers were assem-
bled and were escorted to the oper;
house by the band where the choir ant
band rendered some excellent music
after which Rev. Engle delivered al
address. The line of march was ther
to the cemetery headed by the band
where the nations dead was honores
by floral decoration. Our band deserves
especial praise for their Iiberality al
we'll as their perfection in furnishin,
music for the occasion and their respec
and honor to the veterans. In tn,
march from the opera house to tn,
grave yard the band played continuous
ly with music BETTING the occasion.