Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-20

CIOOCs
j. A Lockard was in the city Sat-
urday.
John McGrath was in the city
Monday.
H. A. Bailey was up from Elwood
Saturday.
H. E. Noble came up from Alva
last Friday.
-Ase Campbell returned from Kiowa
last Friday.
Mort Strong came up from Alva
Sunday evening.
w. w. Cook is in Texas on cattle
business, thus week.
j. H. Hargis was down from Lake
City, township Monday.
Dug Records of Kiowa, spent sun
day with friends in this city.
Charley Moore went to Caldwell
Saturday, on business for few days.
Sol Lebrecht came over from Har-
per Saturday. He returned Monday.
Austin Mckay came over from
Anthony Friday and returned Mon
day.
In Ayers Sarsaparrllla, people
have blood medicine on which they may
depend.
The Santa Fe has changed time
again. Notice the time card elsewhere
in this paper.
Ken Mcpherson, came in Sunday
to visit relatives in this city. lie left
for his home at Hutchinson, yesterday.
-Alva will hold an election on the
9th day Of July to vote bonds in the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars for
water works.
j. w. Wilt made us a call Satur-
day. He has nearly all his wheat in
the stack and says it will average bet.
ter than he had expected.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Z. 0. at Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, for the week ending June Is:
E. M. CarncrOss, Mrs. II. G. Garvin.
L. A. McClealey, z. NJ.
Frank Ladou brought In q sample
Of alfalfa grown on his sons claim in
the Strip, which measures Is inches IN
length. This was sown on the first day
of May, on sod. Who can beat it?
The infant child of S. L. Bonnet,
living on the Ewart place east OF town,
died Sunday and was buried Monday
forenoon. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of the community.
&C. S. Jobes and family moved from
Medicine Lodge last week and landed
very quietly in Attica. He has gone to
look up location and will move his
family elsewhere soon.-Attica cor. to
Anthony Bulletin.
If you would have soft, silky, and
abundant hair, take good care of it.
Use for dressing Ayers Hair Vigor
only, that being the most reliable and
scientific article, and without which no
toilet is complete. 1t keeps the scalp
clean, cool and healthy.
-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Wright, last Wednesday morning, a
fine girl baby. Cosby is wearing pleas
ant countenance and doesn't care
whether hotel keeps or not. The
young ladytlps the scale above the digits
and has lung power in proportion.
Susan b. Anthony who was to
have been here the 18th inst, was una
BILE to make the appointment on &C
count of the different party conventions.
A rousing suffrage meeting will be held
here some time in the future when
famous speakers will be present. Def
mite notice later on.
The delegates representing Barber
county at the populist state convention
last week were Andrew Roessler,
Charles Painter, VIM. Brown and Clark
G. Hudson. They returned last Thurs
day, feeling we'll oyer the selection of a
clean, strong and stable ticket. J. w.
Wyer was a delegate and who in
tended going but not knowing of the
change of time missed the train.
r.. L. Nay has a bid to sing with a
state campaign quartette through east
ern Kansas this fall. koger will likely
accept the position as he is good re-
publican and believes in helping the
party.-Kiowa Journal.
When Roger starts on his journey he
will take with him monkey a parrot
and blue bird. But then Kiowa Will
be confronted with doubly perplexlng
question, i. 9. how will she replace the
editors of the Journal office?
Judge Mckay come in Saturday
from Anthony, court having adjourned
for few weeks during harvest. We
can imagine seeing the little judges
head peering out from behind the
stalks of wheat during the next few
weeks, helping TO garner in the sheaves
and remind the people that he is one of
the people and not gold bug, afraid of
the dust in sunny Kansas. ''Hhrrah
for Judge McKay."-Attica cor. to
Anthony Bulletin.
"A picnic and fishing party went
from thls city to Elm Mills last Friday
morning and returned the same night.
The following are those who composed
the party: Fred Wadsworth and
Florence Williams, hoy Hall and Ger
trude Ellis, Roy Burnett and Ethel
Simmons, Fred Ellis and Nellie South
worth, Bert Tull and Rose Arterburn,
Cassius Hesket and Florence Sparks,
G. j.. Sparks and Leila Specie. Lail
Sparks and Die Kidd, Seward Field
and Angie Lowry. Robt. Field and
Sarah Woodward. Wallace Lowry and
Bernice Woodward, Joe Bradley and
Daisy Moore, Ed Adams and Nellie
Currie, Albert Cook. Millie Carmi-
chael, Myrtle Cook, Mrs. Cook Mrs