Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-10
Allen came up from Enid

Am. Allen came up from Enit
Monday.
Joe Burson was up from Elwood
Saturday.
j. D. Stewart, of Alva, was in tn.
city Sunday.
Miss Anna Jobes visited friends al
Attica last week.
ID. F. b. Wheeler registered here
from Pratt Sunday.
-Chas. Bortcheler, of Arkansas City
was here this week, buying hides.
Felix Ref returned last week from
an extended stay IN Michigan.
LOUIS Nilsson was at Alva last
week. taking orders for tailoring.
Jake Hickle and Robt. Owens, of
Moore township, were IN the city Mon
day.
Lam prepared to feed a number of
cattle at reasonable prices. CD. Skeen
Roundup.
Chester l. Long is attending U. s.
district conrt at Wichita, in the interest
OfC. W.Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II Blackford are the
happy parents of twins, born Sunday
evening. Dr. Moore.
Charley Salyers has sold his proper
ty in the north part of the cou nty and
willmove to the Strip.
DR.. Gould returned yesterday from
Liberty, Mo-, where he says Frank Cor
don arrived safely and is doing well.
Ed. Winter Sundayed with his
family. His work at Kiowa is progress
ing finely, owing to the pleasant wealth
er.
S. II. Smith and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. ID. Elliot came up from Kiowa.
Saturday, to attend the funeral of Mr..
Elliott
-Kiowa has a "hOt tamal'; vender,
genuine Mexican tamalero. This is a
metropolitan feature over which that
city is exhibiting due egotism.
Prof. Heathcote and his support in
"PygmallOn and Galatea" are contem-
plating the presentation of that play to
theKiOwa public next Saturday evening
Scott Rubert has purchased tie
stock of goods formerly belonging to
Davis & Davis and will re- stock with
new goods which are already ordered.
The business will be continued at the
old stand.
Ed. Sample received a telegram a
telegram Saturday from the assistent
solicitor for the Santa Fe road, stating
that he would be here on Monday to
appear before the board of commission
ers with proposition to compromise
and pay the tax of that corporation
Up TO this time, however, he has not
appeared.
%. G. Boyd filed bond with the
county clerk Monday, preparatory to
cOntesting for the Office of sheriff. The
action will be brought in the supreme
court and we understand will based on
the claim of illegal votes. If that is the
case there is another side to the matter,
and one that will prove very interesting
to Mr.. Boyd.
Mrs. Felix Lands died at her home
in Moore township, yesterday, after an
illness of several weeks. The funeral
will be conducted from the family resi-
dence tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
services beginning at 100. The many
friends Of the family learn of her death
with profound sorrow, and extend deep
sympathy - the relatives.
Episcopal services will be held at
the court house on Sunday evening. jan
uary 18th, Dean Thames officiating.
The PTesbyterians have kindly loaned
their church 10 Dean Thames for Serv-
ices during next week. Services with
sermon will be held each evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN church commencing Mon
day. January 18th and continuing until
the 10Th Everybody is invited to at
tend. On Monday evening n lecture
will be given on church history. Fami-
liar hvmns at all the services.
DR.. j. Ii. Medars was called to At
tea Saturday to dress gun shot wound
for a l2-year-old daughter of Mr..
Thomas. The accident happened about
as follows: The gun was standing up
against chair and little child play
fully pushed the same, thereby throw
ing the gun to the floor, and the weight
discharging the weapon. The discharge
hit the girl about two inches above the
left ankle, tearing away the flesh and a
large portion OF the bone. It is not
certain yet whether the foot will have
to be amputated, but the doctors hope
to save it. If the wound does heel over
the foot will not be of much service, as
there is not enough of the bone left TO
bear her weight Harper Advocate.
MOrtuary.
Died, at the residence of j. w.
Potes, in this city, at s O'Clock a. M,
Saturday, January 6, 1894: Charles