Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-01
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Con. INDEX


Walter Sears and Bert Young went
to K. G. this week. No doubt but they
can walk wire by the time they reach
Sun City.
If young man even feels disposed to
take advice of his older we think it
much better to take it of one whose life
has proved his theory.
Mesdames OliYe Thomas, Kittle Post,
Eva Mcdowell and Messrs. j. Z. and
Ernie Thomas presented their father,
b. F. Thomas, handsome rocking
chair in remem brance of his 10th birth
day. Mr. Thomas was more than tick
led with his present and to show his
appreciation he called his children in
one by one and gave all an old fashion
ed campmeeting hug, all but Ermlle
He's Oungster of about. % you see, and
doesn't believe it the proper way to act.
Piano Tuner Mckay of Harper was
/ n our cities last week hunting a job.
There's no kick coming OH good piano
tuner, in fact they are as Indispensable
as the strings upon the instrument, but
on their dropping in every week to get
a job tuning" Tuey surely think the
people OF this part haven't got horse
sense about an instrument We should
like for them TO know that pianos are
not m sde simply to tune, but to play
upon, at least part of the time.
Have just learned of the death o. Mrs.
Susan Knowles of Sun City which oc
Cured at late hour Friday afternoon.
The deceased was 68 years of age. She
was apparently very strong and only
week ago she was unusually lively. Mrs.
Knowles leaves husband, one son aud
two daughters to mourn her absence, as
well as scores of dear friends. 1t was
first thought that appendicitis was her
trouble but further developments soon
showed-that it was structure OF the
bowels. Post mortem examinat' on was
held by Drs. Hutchinson, Peak and
Penny, the latter being a sister of the
deceased. She was inferred in the Lake
City cemetery Monday afternoon.
Last Weeks Items, Reed after Publication
Say man, where's your summers
wages?
Miss Chloe Harmon visited home folks
last week.
Chas. Marty & Co. rounded up" last
Wednesday.
Miss Tracy Likes visited at home
last Saturday.
Judge Lester had very serious sick
spell last week.
Uncle Milt Clements was Lake City
caller Saturday.
Homer Hastings leaves for Kansas
City this morning.
James Frazier is making ready to
build new house.
The Roark Bros. are marketing wheat
for j. A. Campbell.
Fred Waltz seems to operate the mail
auto as we'll as an old man.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaino Jones are again
circulating with Lake people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Durfee m ,de fly
ing trip to Medicine, Friday P. M.
Mrs. Ed Ham had business at the
Lake City hardware last Wednesday.
The alfalfa growers, ia this part, are
putting up the last crop for this season.
Might as we'll come out of the brush,
~ ho lnnotQ6
Frank Cook has removed himself and
mis- worldly possessions to Lake City
again.
G. G. Sbigley ordered lot Of new
overcoats this week. Don't fail to see
them.
Several new members have been at
tached to the Epworth League at Lake
City, of late.
Wonder where that committee of
ten" is; they must be holding an extra
session somewhere.
Bill Ward marketed some of the finest
turnips last week we have ever seen in
this part of Kansas.
MI. Mlll6r, ST., or COLO, was the gueSt
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Shigley. He re-
turned home Thursday.
For Mr.. Saunders benefit, will just
state that the surveyors are just north
Of Cullison. Don't worry.
James Thomas is home again but not
to stay, he leaves soon foc Oklahoma,
where he has Sc per day job.
We noticed Chas. McLain giving
Everett Phillips buggy coat of red
Coats will have to be good now.
If you have COW you wish to have
broken to ride, don't fail to see Roy
BissantZ and Lille Bullock first.
G. G. Shigley had one OF those sicl
spells last week, that makes man wisf
no "A navar hpen horn. Three Mills are