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

Woodward.
Look out for fine pigs feet at
WoOdward's.
Il. S. Smith, OF Sharon, was IN the
city Monday.
B. f. Kemp was transacting bust.
ness here Saturday.
Geo. G. Smith and family Sunday
cd with relatives in Attica.
-Messrs. Aldrich and Robinson, of
Kiowa, were in the city Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Cook went TO Kiowa
last week to visit relatives and friends.
III. A. Noah returned to AIva Mon
day, after several days visit with his
family.
Mrs. A. j. Sample, of Attica, visit
ed last week with her brother, G. S.
Jobes.
F. j. Fash was in from Hardtner,
Friday, his school having Adjourned
during holidays.
Fred Hardy and his little daughter
Ethel were at Hutchinson last week
returning Sunday.
i can winter number of cattle Or
sell the feed at reasonable prices.
G. j. Skeen, Roundup.
Riley Lake and his sister Irene
were in the city Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week, from Lake City.
John Bunk took the train at this
place Saturday for Indiana, in response
to the news of his parents serious Ill
ness.
Mrs. Denton of Attica, and two
children, who have been visiting engi-
neer Merrill's family, returned home
Monday.
Riley Lake returned Sunday from
a brief visit to Pond Creek. He was
minus an OvercOat which he left on a
Rock Island train.
"A kiowa young lady received a
single harness for Christmas present
from her best fellow. A very suggest
i've gift TO say the least.
L. Drury of Deerhead was in the
city Friday and Saturday, taking &C.
casion while here to place US under
obligations to him for year.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for In the postoffice at Medicine Lodge,
for the week ending December 3Oth:
VIM. Lacy. l.. M. Axline, z. NJ.
B. n. Turk returned last week
from Enid. He has arrangements made
Tor putting IN bakery there, and will
move his family down in short time.
Miss Blanch and Willie Byerly, of
Medicine Lodge, came down the latter
part OF last week TO spend the holidays
In this city with their sister. Mrs. w.
5. Fallis.-Alva Pioneer.
j. G. Walstad was at Hazelton Fri.
day evening, where assisted by A. Ros-
81, he furnished music for the ball at
that place. 1t was the third annual
ball given by the ladies library associa-
ton.
Sheriff elect Mills was in the city
few days last week, making prepare
tions to move into the sheriff's Office.
lie will probably purchase the stable
and some other personal effects of Mr..
Dobson, and will move the latter part
of the week.
Chester L. Long went TO Attica Sat
urday, and by coming out victorious In
half mile race with the train he man
aged to return Sunday. There are not
many who are aware of the fact but
Chester is fair sprinter as we'll as
successful actor.
The Woman's Missionary Society
s'ill meet on Thursday of this week at
- ne Baptist chapel at o'clock. A bi-
ofie reading subject: Leading of the
rtIoly Spirit in mission work will be
given" All invited to come. Mrs, w.
w. Standiford, Secretary.
I F. w. Ahrens, the genial salses.
man who has been in charge of the
Davis IL Days stock, departed Friday
for st. Joseph, Mo. He will resume
travelling for his house, while his place
here is filled by j. II. Mitchell, also of
st. Joe, who arrived Thursday.
Many people have heard of weiner
wurst, blood wurst, liver wurst, kidney
wort and other kinds of worse wurst
and worts; but q sign on Henry Durst's
restaurant proclaims the existence of
't"knack wursts." For the information
Iof the public we will state that they
lare not loaded, and that they bear re-
semblance to sausages.
Wonder if the Cresset's editorial
force ever read the 5th chapter of Ne
Ahemiah or the 5th chapter of James.
lSince neither the editor nor his man
Friday ever attend religious services
''it might be necessary for us to state
THAT the books mentioned are in the BIZ
BILE, and by borrowing one from some of
Fits neighbors it can find the places al
lluded to.
> Mothers ought to know that their
babies, though apparently we'll and
looking plump, yet, if they are slow In
teething, if they sweat about the head
during sleep, especially in day time,
are listless, dull or at times restless, or
have large abdomen or large joints,
they have deep constitutional dys-
;rasia and need homeopathic treat
.ment. Apply to DIR. Kociell.
That Salina girl who is so modest
4haJ she will not 60 to bed while the
Sentinel IS on the table, has been out
done by the Abilene belle who declined
10 climb Iron mountain because 1t made
1her breath come in short pants. Some
.maidens are as easily shocked as was
he Harrington girl who wouldn't cross
"a potaio-field because potatoes had
Reyes.--Solomon Sentinel.