Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-04-25

| d lew udfS idSI week.
Judge Ellis came up from Alya.
Saturday evening.
Miss Lena Bradley, Sundayed with
her parents at Attlca.
Field s. Stamford will ship a car
of hogs in the morning.
H. Z. Woodward returned Sunday
from trip to the Strip.
DIR. Wisner and wife of Sharon.
were in the city last Friday.
DIR. }. D. Karr has been appointed
on the sanitary board at Alva.
The school near Pixley taught by
Mrs. Briggs, closed Friday, last.
just received a: Woodward's new
line of ladies' shoes and slippers.
Sen. Harry Landis' genial phiz illu-
minated the streets of the city, Satur-
day.
Mr.. Johnston, cattle buyer from
Reno county, is buying stock here this
week.
Harry Noah came up from Alya
Saturday evening to spend few days
with his family.
II. A. McNeal came down from To-
peka Saturday, to pay his family Wis
it. He returned Sunday.
There Will be a Pink Social on
Friday evening, in the Cook Block, Civ
en- by the Epworth League.
Mrs. Jas. Jones, of Attica, sister of
Maylon Wuner, spent Sunday with her
brothers family i'll this city.
DIR. w. a. Kari and family of Shar-
on, spent Sunday in the city visiting
the family OF his brother, J. d.
VIM. Martin, went to Alva Sunday
to visit his family on their claim near
that place. He returned yesterday.
Jas. Binning made our Office a call
Saturday. Mr. Blnning has our thanks
for two silver dollars on subscriptions
"A pity it is, indeed, that field glass
es are not gauged so as to bring objects
III sight at distance of 20 or % miles.
Rev. b. f. Haviand, of Cunning
ham, Kansas. held services at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday, both
morning and evening.
R. X. Hendley was the happiest
man in the city Monday, all because of
the arrival of fine boy baby at his
home Monday morning.
"A fishing party composed Of Aug.
Schmidt, Frank Read, j. c. Walstad,
Scott Allen, O. l.. Day, Z. II. Nixon,
w. :. Finney and J. Is. Gano went to
Elm Mills this morning.
The bail game at Sharon Saturday,
between the PiXley and Sharon clubs
resulted in the Pixey boys getting the
worst OF it by 81; the score being, Shar-
on, %; PiXley, 20,
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for in the u. 0. at Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, for the week ending, April
p, 1894. j. NJ. COrert, Mary f. Smith
l.. NJ. Axline, p. N.
The regular County Teachers ex-
animation will be held April. 28th, at
Medicine Lodge. Examination begins
$50 a. m. NJ. M. Gamble County Su-
perintendent.
"A Coldwater young lady declares
with enthusiasm that her face is her
fortune. Like many other Kansas
people, she is badly in debt.-Kiowa
County Signal.
B. V. Kelley, editor of the Hazel
ton Bee, came over from Attica Sun
day evening returning Monday. Mr..
Kelley is pleasant young gentleman
and is giving the people of Hazelton a
good paper.
The Medicine Lodge INDEX"
changed management last week, Pain
ter 81 Herr's names now fly at its mast.
head and it will continue to be the
leading paper on the Medicine river.
-COldwater Star.
The regular monthly social of the
Baptist Aid Society will be held at the |
Chapel Tuesday evening of next week.
Nice refreshments will be served. |
Everybody cordially invited. Come
and bring your children Secretary.
-Strayed-From Salt Fork, o. T., a
sOrrel, rawbone pony OF years old,
with star on forehead and split in one
ear. Aliberal reward for information
leading to his recovery. Albert Hada,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
The Medicine Lodge INDEX passed
into new hands last week, Messrs
Painter and Herr taking charge. The |
INDEX is one Of the best papers IN
southwest Kansas and we wish the |
new management Unbounded success.
Ashland Clipper.
Last Saturday while switching on
the sugar mill track, the spikes in some |
defective ties gave, throwing the en-
CINE off the track. They succeeded in |
getting it back on the track about one
o'clock, thus preventing the morning
train from going out and no mall until |
the $50 train arrived. The rotten ties |
on the mill track were taken up and |
new ones put In their place.
County Commissioners Ducan and |
Wright returned from Wichita Monday. |
where they had been to Jog up the |
county depository in the matter of cash |
ing the April issue of county warrants !
As we stated IL last weeks issue. the
bank wrote over here that they wished |
to be excused from cashing the warrants. |
The commissioners brought matters
around ali right. and warrants are now
being cashed By the county treasurer at
par-as usual.-CoIdwater Star.
Miss. Annie McCanless will be !