Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-24

Elwood GlIdden Wire, the best in
the market at Noble q Case.
] W. K. Cook and family drove up from
! Kiowa on Sunday on visit.
| Dave McAdoo was III the city from
Eldred the first of the week.
Adolphus Bucknum was up from
Moore township on Monday.
b. ). Kaufman. the Medicine Lodge.
Kansas, Jewelryman, is in the city this
week.-Higgins tTexas) News
HIDEsl HrDEs!l H1DEsl!! Bring
them to Schmidt s. Gano and receive
highest market price.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will meet with Mrs. ]. c..
DAVIS, Thursday, March 25tE.
Ye know not what a day may bring
forth" This applied to the weather at
the presents very true saying.
1t is not thought that the fruit buds
were sufficiently developed to suffer ma
terlal damage during Monday nights
! storm.
! Monday night was rather forcible
reminder of mIdwinter weather. Kan
sas weather aud prize fights are uncer
tain quantities.
We understand that the Ray FL
! bridge company got out Of town with
out paying fast friendly call to Land
lord Johnson and Liveryman Tedrow.
VIII LanghorSt left on Sunday for
! Arkansas City. He makes the journey
with buggy and horse. Mrs. Langhorst
and daughters went by rail OH Monday
| Miss Alma Benson returned from Ok
! lahOma last Saturday, where she has
| been visiting with parents and friends
! for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Wadsworth were
treated to pleasant surprise party at
! their home on North Main Street, by a
number of young friends on Saturday
night.
Miss Ella Reynolds and Miss Myrtle
Carroll came in from Nebraska on Sat
| urday to visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Carroll. They will leave
Saturday.
1t seems we erred In saying last week
that Representative Patton returned
home from Topeka the previous Satur-
CT
that he did not return until Friday of
last week.
Every voter of the city should sup
port Uncle John Potes for police Judge |
He is taxpayer In our city and thor
oughly competent. There is no reason
why such good man should have any
opposition al all.
Elder NJ. Il. Ingle begun series of |
meetings at the Christian church in this
city on Sunday evening, which are still |
in progress. They are being we'll at
tended. Elder Ingle is an evangelist of
ability and his work is meeting with |
good results.
The RathbOne Sisters gave a recep-
ton at the X. p. rooms last night.
Lunch and refreshments were served
and the occasion was a highly enjoy
able one. The Rathbone Sisters never |
give reception which does not prove a
complete success.
After having been confined to the
house tor eleven days with rheumatism
and paying ont $25 in doctor bills with
out benefit. Mr.. Frank Doson of Sault
tie. Marie, Mich, was cured by one bot
tie of ChNaberlan's Pain Balm costing
% cents and has not since been troubled
with that complaint. For sale by ]. r.
Young Drug Co.
Sneak thieves were doing the town
on Saturday night. Roy Halls saddle
was stolen from his stable and the pad
lock on j. G. DAVIS barn was broken,
but the thief evidently failed to find
what he was after as J. c. says he miss
rs nothing Roy is using the mail and
telegraph facilities freely but up to this
time has no trace of the thief or the
stolen property.
| The following from the Kiowa Journ-
al leads us TO believe that Oscar Haher-
lein has abandoned his aspiration to
win laurels as statesman for the pur-
! pose of educating and elevating his race
| We think he has taken a very consis-
! tent step:
Oscar Haberlein has taken editorial
| charge of a German Danar nuhliShpd IN
! Wichita, leaving the first of the week
| to assume his duties. The work is not
new to him, as he has been connected
| with such enterpriSes more or less dur.