Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-12-05

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Officers will be elected for the ensuing
year. a full attendance is urged at
this meeting. BY order of j. II. Owens.
Post Commander.
During the prevalence of Ia grippe.
those who made use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral found it prompt to act and
sure TO cure. No other medicine is so
safe and etficaciOus il: all diseases of
the throat and lungs, and the only
remedy successful in consumption.
Mrs. Geo. Elder died at the sesi.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Elder in
this city early Sunday morning. The
services TOOK place at the residence
Monday afternoon at ? o'clock and the
remains inferred in the cemetery, Rev.
Il. Ii. Engle officiating.
john Dohrer and Lail Sparks re-
turned from their hunting expedition
last Thursday evening, having taken
the train at Alva. AL Shannon and
Rob Macy arrived overland Friday.
They secured few deers and some
turkeys and quail, but report game
scarce.
! james Neathery and Miss Lillian
LedOu were married last Thursday
| Thanksgiving at the residence OF the
brides father in this city. Probate
Judge Stevens officiating. They left
| the same day for Pratt on short visit.
After their return they will reside on
! tie Field ranch.
! There seems to be difference of
opinion between Treasurer Potes and
| his former employee, Mr.. Glasier and
| one Of his hOndsmen, Mr.. COrrle. The
| INDEX knows nothing of the contract
| between the parties aud remains neu
trail i'll this controversy. Our columns
are open TO both bartles.
The parties who were wounded
last week in the shooting affair are
resting as easy as could be- expected.
SnOddy expects 10 be up in few days,
but Brown suffers considerably with his
wound. Kitchens injury seems to be
bic time will be required for his recov-
| ery.-Alva Review.
Guy and Lail Sparks entertained a
1 number of friends at their home one
| mile east of town, Saturday evening.
The party, it is said, was given in hon
/ IA OF LailS crop of whiSkerS grown in
the Strip, which by the way, are su-
perbly fine. Refreshments were served
/ before the guests departed and every.
one passed a very pleasant evening.
F. y. Lewis and E. IL. Nixon re-
turned from their hunting trip last
\ Saturday evening, having taken the
train at Canadian Texas. Wal Rouse and
frank Read are on the road overland
al d Will arrive in few days. They
met with rather poor success, having
kill, ID only one deer and some small
gam e. Frank Lewis killed the deer.
-Episcopal services will be held at
The Gu appel room on north main street
ON Th ursday evening Dec. 9Th at 7:30
z. NJ. and also on Friday morning at
1920 O'Clock. The services will be con-
Quoted and sermons preached by the
Rev. C. +. Brady OF Manhattan, Kans.
the Arch Deacon of the Diocese and
are of the most able divines in the
state. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The WOmans Foreign Mission cir
Gle of the Baptist church will meet on
Thursday with Mrs. Cain, at 2 p. m.
The subject of helping the Children's
Home at Chicago Will be taken up.
Mothers what can you do for the
Homer The fathers and mothers have
left their little ones in our care while
they have gone to take the gospel to
the heather and have saic: 1--WE can
do all things for Christ" Mrs. Alice
StandifOrd, sec'y.
-Waldron Chase went to Kansas
City last week to purchase a pumping
plant for the city. The plant and res
eryOir will be put in near the mill and
the city will have a pump and water
facilities of her own. This is a wise
move OH the part of the mayor and
council and will save money to the
city i'll the end, as the rentals paid the
sugar mill for use of the pump would
soon amount to enough 10 buy a new
plant. The location is also commenda-
ole. The material will cost about
$780,
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