Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-11-30
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
ORYSDALE-LEONHAR MIR. Frank
Dry sdale and Miss Jessie May Leon
hart. both of Kiowa, were married last
Wednesday, November %, 1898. They
are among the most popular people of |
the border line city. Our congratula-
tions and best wishes.
HUGHEs-JAMEsoN: Mr.. John F. |
Hughes and Miss Myrtle B. Jameson,
OF Kiowa, were married on Thursday |
evening. November "a, 1898. They are |
favorites in Kiowa's social circles and |
are people Of the highest worth and in |
tegrity. May their good fortunes meyer
grow less.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, 1898, at the |
residence Of the brides parents at Girls
field, Kansas, Mr.. W. L. Maddox and |
Miss Edna Bell. Rev. B. B. Engle per-
formed the ceremony. -AnthoDy Bulle-
tin.
AhO &AOOH 40 WOls huOWu LII tllo east
ern part of this county.
F. NJ. Shell has been on the sick list |
the last few days.
Nels Nelson in Swede drama at the
opera house tonight. Popular prices.
County Superintendent Shell attend
ed the s. W. T. A. at Anthony on Fri
day.
DR.. Cushenbery reports Thanks
giving boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Harris last Thursday the Oath inst.
Otis Davee is able to be OUT again af-
ter months sickness. He was in
town yesterday dsploring the recent
landslide.
Elder McLain, of Anthony, will
preach at the Christian church next
Sunday, December 18th. at IL a. M, and
7:30 p. m.
The past week was a hard one on
quail. Between tie elements and the
hunters they were thinned out consid
erably.
Robt. Noel waived preliminary ex-
animation at Kiowa last Friday. The
new information charges him with
murder in the first degree.
Go to the opera house tonight and
see the Green Swede acquainting him
self with American life and customs.
Reserve seats on sale at Young's drug
store.
SOMETHING NEw-A wire stretcher
and tightener combined in block and
tackle. Also used in butchering hogs,
etc. Call at II. Ii. Cases and ask to
see one.
Harve TedrOw is undecided as to
what business he will engage in next
but rather thinks he Will go to San
Francisco and rebuild on the ruins of
the Baldwin.
j. w. Thompson went to Wichita on
Saturday and will visit week or ten
days with Rev. A. a. Parker aud wife.
He expects to attend tie Winfield The
illogical college after the holidays.
A side-show claiming to be detach-
ment of Buffalo Bill's concern has been
doing business here for the past few
days IL tents. Among. it's best and
most regular patrons was Fin Wilson.
Zacharias Il Walton, of Harper, pur-
chased 176 steers from r. J. Taliaferro
last Thursday. Fitty-three are year.
llngs and 123 are two.year Odds. The
large steers were weighed out at Shar-
on.
All members of Fidelity Lodge, No.
80, A. o. U. w. are requested to be
present at lodge meeting Friday night,
December 2nd. Election of officers and
other important business. J. W. Sing
er, recorder.
The Lincoln Library is open two af.
ternoons, Wednesday and Saturday
from 2 until S. The Monday Afternoon
Club las recently added about 100 books
including the complete works of Dick
ems, Hawthorn, Elliot. Scott and others.
In It's makeup last week the Cres-
set got one of Milt HILLS editorials
mixed up with its own, making the Re.
view editorial appear Is Cresset edi.
torial. There will probably be a long
explanation and apology in this weeks
Cresset.
Rev. o. l.. Smith, of Wellington. will
lecture on Tuesday evening, December
9Th, at the Sunday school convention
which will be held in the Presbyterian
church. On Wednesday evening, ] H.
Engle of Abilene, secretary of the state
Sunday school assoc iation, will occupy
the pulpit.