Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-02-13
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1895.
LOCAL NEWS.

last Sunday.
L. w. DeGeer is UP from Alva at
tending court.
-Milt Clements is down from Sun
City this week attending court.
The protracted meetings at the NJ.
E. church closed Sunday night.
-Purdy & Chaplin went to Kansas
City yesterday to purchase cattle.
&C. b. w. Derrick came up from the
south part of the county Monday
Ayers SarsapariIla creates an ap-
petite and gives tone to the digestive
organs.
C. NJ. Martin went to Wichita yes
terday to take dispositions in the Hays
Lake case.
p. Is. Dillday, soliciting agent for
the Wichita Eagle, was doing the
town last Saturday.
Louis Nelson came up from Alva
last Friday evening to take orders and
deliver previous ones.
-Wanted,to buy for cash or trade
100 second hand cook STOVES. W. II.
Old, Second Ia store
Lem Moore came up from AIva
Sunday 10 see his sister, Miss Daisy
Moore who is verv sick.
Mrs. w. III. McCdgua and child
came up from AlYa last Thursday and
will remain few weeks.
Ben Kaufman returned from Haz-
elton Saturday evening where lie has
! been doing jewelIy work.
The Earnest Workers will meet
with Mrs. Lindley on Thursday, Feb.
l4.-Mary Stevens, Sec'y.
To morrow Is St. Valentine day
when every one will be permitted to
look upon his facial likeness.
-Myra Jones returned from her trip
to Colorado last Friday and has reas-
sumed her duties in the post Office.
w III. Old is in Kansas City buying
second hand goods to stock up his
stores at this place and Enid, o, T.
Luke Hood and Fred Eiklor came
up from Aetna Monday. The Hood
EiklOr case will not be called until next
week.
DIR. Wants dental office. Prepared
to do all kinds of dental work. Salts
faction guaranteed. First door west
of the Court House.
-Chas Rumsey, attorney of Kiowa,
came mp Monday evening to represent
the school district in the Fran case
which came up yesterday.
Austin Mckay and wife came over
from Anthony yesterday. He to as
sumo his duties as court stenographer,
and she to visit her parents.
The young people of Sun City will
give masquerade bali at that place on
the evening of Feb. 18th. Everybody
IS invited to attend. A good time is
assured.
"A man by the name of Sydney
Jackson was shot and killed at Ashland
on Tuesday of last week. by one Frank
Ernest. A woman is said to be in the
case.
The school house in district % was
consumed by fire Monday morning.
| The school was taught by Miss Irma
Evans. The origin of the fire is un-
! known.
The sugar mill disturbance hasn't
cleared any in the past week. All that
that the legislature will deal with
them justly.
The many friends of Miss Ida Ian
dis regret to that she is living very low
with consumption at her home I'm
Moore township. Her condition is
very serious.
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VIM. Scott and Miss Maggie Oslick.
7. y. McClearey, p. NJ.
Ed Sample returned from Topeka
Saturday, where he presented the farm
ers' claims to the legislature. The com
munity IS anXiously and almost breath
lessly awaiting the result.
w. c. Danenberg is running the
engine between this place and Attica
during the absence of Fred Merrill.
Fred is looking after his contest case
which is now being heard at Alva.
Children sweating about the head
ut night or in the day time during sleep
suffer from deep constitutional dis
crasia which can only be removed by
! Homeopathic medicine. Apply to Dr.
Koclell.
The ladies of Hazelton will not
give masquerade ball as announced
in our issue last week. but will be one
Of their enjoyable dances they are ac-
eustomed to give, on the 22nd inst
Everybody invited.
Seward Field returned from Hin.
dis yesterday. His eyes are greatly
improved, also his appearance general
Iy. With his hair parted in the middle
he looks more like dude fresh from
Boston than western jayhawker.
Chester L. Long departed Sunday
for Paola where be was married yester
day. DR.. Gould went with him and
represented best man. We extend con.
gratulations to our congressman and
wish HIM success in every way except
politically.
james b. McGinness, of Kiowa
township and Mrs. Harriet Duke oil
Hazelton, wtre married at the Central
hotel yesterday afternoon by Rev. w
A. Cain. Mr. McGinness is a substan,
tial farmer of our county. The usua
Fluctuations are extended.
Attorneys Jesse j. Dunn and a l.