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

Squire Pelton was in the city yes
terday.
John Higgins went to Anthony
yesterday.
Mrs. Aug. Schmidt returned from
Wichita Monday.
Another fishing party went to Elm
Mills yesterday morning.
Mrs. Gamble went to HaZelton
Saturday, and returned Tuesday.
Miss Elma Flint came up from XII
owa Monday, to attend the normal.
VIM. HUFFMAN, of Wichita, reven-
ne collector, was here Monday and
Tuesday.
Joe Zimmerman and family left
last Saturday for Monet, Missouri
their future home.
Miss Mamie Lands is up from
Moore township, visiting friends in
this city last week.
Miss Neff, sister of Mrs. Chas.
Hutchinson, came in from Washington.
Kansas, yesterday.
F. A. Lewis went to Alva yester-
day. He is witness in the IIaskins-
Days Perry contest.
Ed Byler drove up from Woodward
last week, and is circulating among his
old chums of this city.
Mrs. IL. A. Noah and children,
went to Alva yesterday, where they
Will probably reside in the future.
Misses Annie and Bessie Thompson
VINO have been visiting in the city for
some time left yesterday morning for
their home at Woodward
j. w. Potes went to Kiowa Satur-
day, on business. He has his bond
filled to the extent of $50. 900. and will
have the remaining portion in a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon came In last
Thursday, from Texas on visit with
Mrs. rs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. More
land. Mr.. Gallon was formerly news
paper man in Texas.
Marriage license was issued yester-
day to John l.. Lumber of this place,
and Miss Sadie Kirk of Mcpherson,
the bride coming in on the noon train.
They were Immediately married by
Judge Stevens.
We are under obligations to the
Cresset for the correction of dates in
the call for the democratic mass meet
ing. We will state however that the
fault of the error is not ours, as our
compositor followed the copy.
John I. Owens and Miss RetchelI
Ladou were married the fore part of
last week at the home of the groom,
Probate Judge Stevens officiating.
They are keeping house on Second
avenue. We extend the usual fe-
licitations.
BY the kindness of Geo. w. Ayers
we had the pleasure of examining a
paper that is ninety-four years old.
The name of the paper is the Ulster
County Gazette, published at Kingston
New York. 1t is neat little paper
and we'll preserved. 1t is the oldest
paper we have eyer seen.
Mr.. Robert Naron and wife start
ed two weeks ago to visit relatives in
Pratt county, and while in camp some
ten miles north Of Medicins Lodge, Mrs.
Maroon very Unexpectedly presented
her husband with pair of beautiful
twins. Mother, children and husband
were doing we'll at last accounts. YER
lily the Strip boometh.-Alva Republi-
can.
j. Z. Fleming came in on Tuesdays
train on business connected with his
general agency of the Northup Publish
ing Co. He IS endeayoring TO get SUBJ
agents for different communities and
has his headquarters at Winfield. 1t
is, we understand, a paying business,
and anyone wishing to enter that
branch of business life, might do well
to address Mr.. Fleming at Winfield,
Kansas for particulars. Mr.. F. depart
ed Sunday.
The high-headed scribe of the
Kiowa Journal thinks it terrible rash
act for newspaper to do justice to its
constituency. Well we know that the
Journal never thinks of making cor
rectiOns, but with us it is different.
We have conscience, and above all,
we never want to, knowingly, do in
justice to anyone. Injustice is one of
the things against which we are bat
thing. and 1t would not be in keeping
with our sacred principles if we were
to commit the crime ourselves.