Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-01-23
iARBER COUNTY INDEX.
a. t. & S. T. r. r. TINE CARD
LOCAL NEWS.

city yesterday.
DIR. Gould made professional
visit to Kiowa Sunday.
Sickness is quite prevalent among
our deplZens this week.
III. E. Noble returned from Kan
sas City via Alva Sunday.
Mrs. Potes was pleasant caller at
our sanctum last Friday.
Choice alfalfa clover seed for sale
heap. Inquire at this office.
Knight Campbell returned from
Attica Wednesday of last week.
Riley Lake left for Pond Creek and
other towns in the Strip Monday.
The persevering use of Ayers Sar-
saDarilla' will certainly cure chronic
catarTh.
Alex Means was down from Elm
Mills yesterday. He left some silver
with US. Thanks.
-Wanted,t TO bay for ash or trade
100 second hand cook stoves. w. H.
Old, Second Sg store.
-Myra Jones, our assistant post
mistress. will leave to morrow for Den
yer on a two weeks trip.
The Earnest Workers will meet
with Miss Garland on Thursday, Janu-
AIRY 3lst.-Mary Stevens, Sec'y.
License was issued last Saturday
for the marriage of James T. Ogden
and Teresa Moore, both of Canema.
-Born-TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3.
Springer, last Friday, a girl. Mother
and child doing well. Dr. Kociell.
II. y. Burnett and A. NJ. Houchin
were appointed to examine the county
treasurer's books the next quarter.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Lee Watkins and wife came up
from Eagle Chief Sunday evening to
spend few days with w. S. and fam
lily.
We understand that Marion Grouse
IS quite low with pneumonia. at last
accounts he was reported to be improv-
ing.
The Willing Workers will meet
with Mrs Ed Youmans Wednesday
afternoon Jan. 23.- Mrs. w. Chase,
Sec'y
The ball at the opera house last
Friday evening, while not very largely
attended, was pleasant and sociable
affair.
George Brown went to Hennessey,
Oklahoma, last Friday on a visit and
busine trip. He will be gone eight
or ten days.
The oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z Matthews who is lying very
low with pneumonia, is reported Slight
ly improved.
-Lail Sparks bought the interest of
his brother, Henry, in the livery stable
opposite the postollice, and has assum-
ed management of the same.
j. G. Walstad and A Rossi took
the train Monday on tour. Their
first station will be Pond Creek. They
will travel through the southern states
indefinitely.
ANY information as to stray cattle
branded bark overly Will be re-
warded by j. G. Wright, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.
"A. NJ Houchin left for Geneva, Ne.
braska, Monday In response to tele-
gram stating that his grandfather died
Saturday night.
W. II. McCague came up from
bis home in Woods county Sunday.
Mac. has been having a severe tussle
with rheumatism.
DIR. Wants dental office. Prepared
to do all kinds of dental work. Salts
faction guaranteed. First door west
of the Court House.
Mrs. J. II. Johnson left Monday
for Chandler. Oklahoma, where she
will visit few weeks with relatives.
Her liUtle son, Zeal accompanied her.
George c. Smith. wife and baby
have been very sick for the past week
but at this writing, we are glad to state
are improving and getting along nicely
The sentence of Clay Sparks fol
killing his brother, Emmett, was com
muted 10 six months. The sentence
was committed through sympathy fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks.
The NJ. Z. church will continue the
protracted meetings this week. They
have been in progress three weeks dur
ing which time number of souls were
brought to Christ.
&C. W. Owens came oyer from Vel
! ington the fore part of last week AID
in company with his wife returned Fri
day. Mrs. Owens was visiting in the
city for several weeks.
The old soldiers association viii
give dinner at the G.. 4. Il. Hall IL
this city February 4th. All old sol
! diers requested TO turn out.-John Me
! OfeEOr, vice president.
List of letters remaining uncalieC
| for in the F. o. ct Medicine Lodge
Kansas for The week ending Jan. 10. 8;
Duncan Thompson and Charley Mar
shall T. \. McClearey, p. NJ.
1t was reported in the city the frs
nf the week that Rev. Archer's 7year
old daughter, klla, had died. He
mother is said to have partially los
her mind caused b, the shock,
&c entlemen-don' forget that l vii
clean, repair or press your old clothes o.
make new ones. Farm produce or woot
taken in payment. Lizzie FIshburn
tailoress, second house west of Dor
gan's.
There will teachers examination
held at the school building in Medicine
4 Z -. nei0 a y