Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-08-18

- j. z. Hall was quite sick last week.
Miss Efie Garland has returned to of
= Wichita. j.
Frank Drysdale was up from Kiowa a. a..
yesterday. ~
c. S. Hesket was up from his farm Pl
OH Saturday.
Leigh Hull was up from Kiowa on pc
Saturday and called. DC
County Clerk Gaddie and Deputy or
Cant are busy writing the tax roll of h,
Ii Ii 1897. hi
n. DIR. J. Il. Cushenbery returned home in
y from his trip to Colorado last Wednes- be
in day. L.
Luther MoOres was in from Deer 80
= head on Monday and left a dollar on ~
subscription. ~ ~
~ Mrs j. NJ. Wilkins. mother of A. b., is
y is here to spend the autumn and win tr
ter months.
m IL. A. Burnett and c. @. Chandler re- ~
lg turned home from Colorado Springs ~
last Thursday. IA
IS Don'tforget TO see Glaser & Co. for tb
's best goods at prices below those asked
for inferior goods.
l. large number of people from this dc
n city attended the harvest home picnic IN
at Elm Mills last week. ia
rs Mrs. II. a. Noah came up from Alva hs
n last Friday evening on visit with her ar
sister, Mrs. F. A. Lewis ~
" The lNnEy this vaar roDauo ,,enol
II offer of a years subscription for the
largest watermelon brought in. Il
A
IS We are asked to state that a merry NJ
3, go round will he on the grounds at the G.,
Sharon Valley Sunday school picnic on re
September End r.
Of Fred Leibst was down from Mum ex
ford on Monday and subscribed for the
- Appeal to Reason. He says the APP
:, peal is an eye opener. IL
Andrew Roessler brought us a big
:. watermelon on Monday. He was on 49,
% his way to Woods county, Ok, to buy
rye and wheat for seed.
% F. A. Lewis Will, We understand, be III
home about September /, to visit few
weeks with his family and to attend to or
some business matters.
= Il. f. Glasier went to St. Joseph last ye
Friday and returned home on Monday
- While gone he purchased an immense te
stock of dry goods and clothing.
% Mrs. II. E. Noble and daughters, Ed to
+. it'll and Ethel, went to Wichita on Mon
day to consult with an eye specialist H.,
and to have him treat Edith's eyes
:. BE careful to buy the right kind of q
10 buggy because you will expect it to last be
several years. A poor one Will look
bad in few months. Noble s. Case
& handle good bugges, cheap. ov
Az L. Z. Sutton, a book agent from Kan
sas City, arrived in the city on Monday.
He makes it point to canvass the var la
~ ious county normals in the state. He Ga
u came to this place from Harper.
Ed Williams says that sore eyes in dc
stock, caused by coming in contact Ell
IN with milk-weed. can he cured nv an an. tn
u plicatlon of salt and water. The RENE
y dy is simple and without expense. Try th
~ it. If
q According to the Kiowa papers the VI
- editors of that burg Will leave today
80 for several weeks absence at Pueblo, l.
- Colorado. How newspaper men in yt
Barber county can afford such luxury A
as that Is mystery to us.
RI Lester White was down from Valley al
U township last Friday. He informs us a
to that his neighborhood will have consid- al
cradle corn this year. There is no tt
question but that Valley is the banner
u corn township of Barber county this q,
I'll season. =,
o. The 10-year-old son of s. V. Eek left ht
his home few weeks ago and his faith b;
er is advertising in Yanous papers south al
Is of here. The boy is heavy, light com. -
* plected and has blue eyes. All infor-
IL nation should be directed to Mr.. Eek ..
ps at Sharon. ~
Rev. and Mrs. c. S. Child who have fs
visited during the summer with their tt
50 daughter, Mrs. p. S. Chenoweth, de- Il
~ parted last Friday for Pekin, Illinois, ST
10 where they expect to remain until W
sc spring with their son, o. E. Child. al
~ They will stop in Iowa few weeks. W
Lester Whites son in Valley town II
al ship had his leg broken by horse fall.
IL ing on him on Saturday morning. Dr. u
" Moore was called and set 1t. The leg 81
Us was broken just above the ankle. We u
10 failed to learn the young mans first is
III name. He is 16 years of age. DR.. M. 81