Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-05-30


g. Il. Landers Of Anthony, regis
tered at the Grand, Monday.
Miss Jennie Currie went to Wichi-
/ ia, Monday, to visit with friends.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs. John Brown Monday after
noon June 9Th.
Mrs. VIM. Brown, who has been
seriously i'll for the past three weeks is
now slowly mendinR.
Jacob Horn came down from Wich-
ita, Saturday, to participate in the
Memorial exercises today.
Wallace Lowry was up from his
claim Saturday. He and his mother
returned to the Strip yesterday.
Melvin Newland, one of our teach
ers who is now farming near Sharon,
was in town Monday on business.
Elder Nation preached the memoir
al sermon Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The services were we'll attended.
w. G. Afford, Fl. B. Steck and B.
J. Scanland of Hazelton, were here
Thursday and Friday on court business.
Geo. Hubbard has temporarily NOV
ed into the Young property in the
north part of town, on account of the
fruit.
Doc. Bronson and family who have
been visiting friends and relatives here
for several days, left for their home in
Guthrie, Monday.
License was issued last Wednes-
day to Simon Depew to wed Miss Lizzie
j. Brooks. Both parties reside in the
Mule creek neighborhood.
The Earnest Workers will meet
with Miss Mary Stevens On Thursday
June 18th. A full attendance desired.
Lizzie B. McNeal. Secretary.
The temporary dam was finished
last week and sufficient water came
down through the ditch for the water
works to start pumping Monday.
DIR. WANTS DENTAL OFFICE.
Amalgam. filings so cents; gold and
platina filings 81; gold filings So and
up; best rubber plates $40. Work guar
anteed. Al
On account of hard times DR.. Nc
Kee will do your dental work and take
stock as pay for his services. His
Office will be at the Grand hotel, arriv-
ing June 4th.
Mrs. w. w. Cook came home from
Leavenworth Friday, where she has
been visiting friends. She also repre-
sented the Pythian Sister lodge of this
city at the grand lodge meeting.
Frank Gordon, one of the most
substantial cattle men of Barber coun-
ty, Kansas, was in the Metropolis of
Western Oklahoma fore part of this
week.-Woodward Jeffersonian.
Now is the time to take advantage
of good offer. DR.. Mckee will arrive
in this city June 4th and remain one
week. He will take in exchange for
his work milch cows or young stock of
any kind.
District court this week Is grind.
ing out cases i'll hurry. If people don't
do more quarreling or court stop work
ing so fast, the legal fraternity will soon
be in corner financially, and ready to
join Coxey.
Geo. Sellers, one of Barber cOun-
tvs favorite teachers, not long since
babe farewell to single blessedness.
made his goodbye trip through our
city Sunday, bound for his claim in
Oklahoma eight miles south east of
Alva.
-Delphia Lodge, X. of z. elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
G. l.. Bramwell, e. c.; Thos. lrlaDd, V.
c.; Waldron Chase. NJ. of F.; James
Dobbs, NJ. of E.; F. w. Long, X. R.
and S.; John Luallen, prelate; Wash
Shaw, master at arms; ]. B. Gano, Nj.
of w.
Miss Rena Mackey came up from
Kiowa last Thursday to attend the
commencement exercises of our
schools. She is the que st Of Miss
Myrtilla Cook and-and-well we
won't mention the other party. They
say Dick is acquainted with the facts
in the case.
Morbid sweals in certain persons
sometimes appearing only on certain
parts like the head, arm pits or feet
and perhaps very offensive are the in
dividual peculiarties and many denote
some constitution discrasia in the sys-
tenn and can be radically cured by no.
mOeopathic remedies. Apply to DIR.
! KOclell.
Jim Dobbs took the train Sunday
morning with the intention $50 he tells
his frieDdsl of going to Oxford but
| somehow he missed train connections
and landed in Alva. 1t is said he rev.
eled in the attractions of the Cimarron
or Cameron four photography fails us
for the moAent) until Monday when he
returned to this city with an air OF
contentment.
"A young lady from the rural
districts entered Hays store the other
day and asked for pair of stockings
The clerk politely asked her VIVA,
number she wore. why, two, you
blasted FOOL Do you suppose 1 am 3
centipede or have wooden leg? How
many do you suppose a two-leggeG
hairpin like me would wear?-Emmetr
(Idahol Index.
Harper county will make RECORD
this year on small fruits, and the pros
poets for a fair apple crop are good
Cherries are on the market and ar,
plentiful of good size and deliciou