Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-05-01

-Genuine j. z. Badens flour at j.
A. Eby " Co.
DR.. kociell made bushes trip to
Wichita yesterday.
Field Il StandifOrd shipped car
load of hogs to Kansas City this morn
ing.
Miss Mary Jobes of Attica was
visiting with Miss Jessie Ellis last
week
Lou Lebrecht came over from
Harper last Friday and took the train
Saturday morning for Alva.
-FOR SALE-A good three year old
Short Horn Bull. Enquire of or ad-
dress II. n. Bailey, Eldred, Kans.
Chester Long returned from a trip
to Topeka Friday, where he had been
attending the republican league.
Miss Nab DeGeer who has been at
tending school here during the winter
left for her home at Alva Sunday.
DR.. Mckee at theGrand hotel Mon
day, May 9th, to remain one week. If
you are in need of dental work, see
him.
Warranted Flour. Best Winfield
flour at b. F. Glasier & Co., also all
grades of Medicine Lodge roller mills
for sale.
The case Of Jones vs.. Sun City
Gyp Mill Co. resulted IN verdict for
the plaintiff. The jury was out only
short time.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the p. .. ct Medicine Lodge
Kansas for the week ending Apr. 81, '95
Mrs. Refa Lawrence, Amos P. Barker.
L. a. McClearey Z. Nj.
Walter Wheat is up from his clai m
in the Strip putting in large crop
eight miles northwest of the city. He
will put out over 200 acres of corn and
about 100 acres of kaffir corn.
DIR. b. F. Holmes came in from
Branaugh, Missouri, Friday to visit
with his sisters, Mrs. j. p. Hall and
Mrs. J. S. Runyan, and daughter, Miss
Una Holmes. He will remain a week
! or ten days.
The INDEX is in receipt of an in
vitation to attend the cOmmencem enJ
and graduating exercises of the Frank
lin school at Kiowa this evening. 1t
is the first graduating class of that
school since 1891.
We are in receipt of the Ninth BIZ
ennial report of the state board of agri-
culture sent us by Secretary Coburn.
Anyone desiring a copy can obtain one
by enclosing 90 cents to cover postage,
to secretary at Topeka.
--George Brown drove up from AlYa
! Friday with travelling man and mer-
! chaut from that town who went from
/ this place to Pratt the same day. Geo
,,etIrned Saturday. Misses Gail and
ella dds Moore returned with him.
S. Madden has purchased set of
burrs tn 1T viii, grind from 80 to 40
bushels of grain per hour. He will be
prepared to grind CHOP feed every Sat
urday at the mill located on ncrth Main
St. Blacksmithjng will be done in con-
nection.
Mrs. John Singer and children left
via the horse and buggy route Sunday
for visit with her sister near Cald-
we'll. They will be G" ue several months
during which time john VIII nattle
with the ups and downs of a bachelor
life. Here's our sympathy, 10. -.
The handsome young editor Oh the
Harper Advocate has at last mustere q
up enough courage to pop the question
and was united IN the holy bonds of
matrimony last Sunday to Beat
rice Cary. We always said Ben was all
right, but since he has done gone and
done it we know it. May their lives be
one of sunshine, and when the little
Srangers begin to whistle around that
print shop just name the first kid Milt.
-KIowa Review.
John E. Tag, who has been EN-
ployed as statesmen by Harmon & Co.
during the past few months, left for
his home at Wellington yeste rday
He has made many friends while in
our city and all regret his depai ture.
Mr.. Tag was quite popular with the
young ladies of the city and one in
particular, it IS said. dropped a tear of
anguish when they babe adieu. Wa
hope Brother Tag will find it profitable
to return to our city in the near future.