Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27

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w. l.. Gamble came up from Haz-
elton Monday.
Miss Leila Stevens returned from
Illinois Friday.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of
the season SO far.
Ed Sample came up from Alva
Saturday evening.
John Shumate's preliminary trial
is set fol- July 3rd.
Jacob Achenbach was up from
Hardtner Monday.
Mrs. Kasper burst returned from
Nebraska yesterday.
Mrs. T. l.. O'Bryan went down to
Woodward, Monday.
Col. Eldred drove up from the
ranch Friday evening.
Mrs j. b. Eby left Monday to visit
with relatives in Ohio.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ E.
Church on next Sunday.
The commissioners will meet in
regular session Monday.
II. A. Thompson, who lives near
Enid, was here Saturday.
Ed Schmidt is doing clerical work
in the county clerks office.
Riley Lake went down to Enid on
stage line business Sunday.
Wash Shaw went to Kansas City
Friday, returning yesterday.
j. p. Hall went down in the Choc-
taw country last Thursday.
DR.. E. p. Miller came in from
Carthage, Missouri, last week.
Grant Shigley, the Lake City mer-
chant, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. MahIon Wuner left for Wich-
tia Friday 20 spend few days.
Shaw Bros. shipped car load of
fat hogs to Kansas City last Friday.
Noah Warnstaff, of the Lake City
neighborhood, was down yesterday.
II. a. Bailey was in attendance at
the democrat convention, Saturday.
Judge Jackson came from Winfield,
last Thursday. He returned Monday.
Bell, Dodsworth's stationery man,
was canvassingthe court houseMonday.
The normal closes this week. Ex-
animation days Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lydia Roby IS attending the
Chatauqua Assembly at Winfield this
week.
Prof. Bushey made business trip
to Lyons, Kansas, Thursday, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Houchin went to Win
field, Friday to attend the Chatauqua
Assembly.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has done won
ders in curing scrofula. Proofs furn-
ished on application.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Cahill,
nee Minnie McClearey, at Denver Colo
RADIO, on the 22nd, boy.
Prof. Kelley will lecture at the M.
E. church this evening. No one should
miss the opportunity of hearing him.
"A. D. McNabb, wife and children,
of Houston, Texas, came in Sunday, on
visit to Mrs. McNabb's mother, Mrs.
Nation.
The Willing Workers of the Chris
tian Church will meet with Mrs. w.
l.. Parsons, Wednesday afternoon
July 18th 1894.
Grand Ball at Campbell's opera
house, Kiowa, Kansas, July 4th. Ev
erybody invited. Refreshments Will be
served in the opera house.
Fourth July excursion tickets will
be sold July 3rd and fourth. good to re
turn July 5th at one fare for round trip.
| To points within 200 miles.
The Cresset is developing a Ike
conscience. 1t is really afraid that
some of the Shippers will vote In the
county at the coming election.
-Chas George was up from Hazelton
Monday and renewed his faith IN the
| INDEX. He reports more rain IN that
part of the county than we had here.
Ed Schmidt arrived from Illinois
last Friday, TO pay visit to his uncle
August. whom he had never seen. He
will probably remain here the summer
-Kiowa was low in spirits for
hour. Friday before last. Such freak.
are not uncommon to our sister town
but she is always equal to the emer
gency.
-DR. WANTS DENTAL OFFICE
Amalgam filings 80 cents; gold ant
platina Filings 81; gold filings 81 ant
up; best rubber plates SO. Work guar
anteed. AZ
Jas Benning was relieved of hi
bond by Judge Howe Monday, unde.
which he was put several weeks ago
to keep the peace, upon complaint o
II. J. Parker.
-Rumor announces double wed
ding in this city this summer. Thi
Will pluck two bright stars from tn
galaxy of the affections of former ed
itor of the INDEX.
The Kiowa Journal now claims t
be the best paper in the county. W
are patiently waiting until the Hazel
ton Bee is heard from, after which W
will claim to be next important.
One of the prominent features Q
the Fourth of July celebration at X
owa will be the Grand Ball In the ever
ing. This will be the only one in th
county and will be largely attended.