Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-10-18
San and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX

John Young has nice bunch of cat
tie to market soon.
Nj. l.. Bankensbip will ship several
cars of cattle this week.
Mrs. BissantZ and daughter, Grace.
visited at Pratt last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balding of Medicine
Lodge spent a few days at the Bissantz
home last week.
Mrs. Eager and children are making
the apples "bile" at the Campbell
ranch this week
Mrs. Rodgers returned from Hazel
ton last Friday where she has been Wis
itiDg her parents.
Raife Walker peddIed the best beef
last week that was ever mans pleasure
TO set tooth upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. w. Skinner returned
from Kansas City Saturday where they
have been visiting few days.
Chas. Marsh was in Sun City last
Wednesday. lie is Still interested IN
renting farm III that locality.
Mr.. Smith, the elevator man al Klo-
wa, has lot of cattle in this vicinity
which he is making ready for market.
Oar Missouri Deighbor, Mr.. Tapp,
seems TO have an aching for his old
stamping ground. He doesn't seem to
appreciate the woolly ways of the west.
Mrs. Minnie Meaders' sale which oc
Cured at 0. } Corliss farm last Thurs
day, moved off without single hitch.
Everything went high. The tota |
amount of the sale was about $1,000.
An oyster supper will be given at
Sun City Saturday evening next. A
short spicy programme will precede the
supper so that the sense of hearing as
well as tasting might not Ee sighted.
Come every body
J. A. Campbell left Saturday for
Maize, Kansas, where he will make gay
with the boys of old. Johnny is grow
ing old and feeble but his tongue is not
paraly zed yet and we'll guarantee he
has some kind of a time.
Awfully cold weather to 60 fishing,
but Chas. McLain, Harry Campbell,
Homer Hastings and Murray Davis de,
parted last Friday for Elm Mills where
they expect to get the biggest draught
of the season. Have an idea the boys
will catch more cold than fish.
Was travelling one time and upon
making inquiry for a certain town the
fellow said: Go one mile mort and
one mile 'sout' and straight ahead"
The man must have had wheels in his
head or thought he had struck sucker,
but that doesn't matter. The remem
brance of that gentleman afforded side.
splitting fun the remainder of the way.
Harry Miller of Trinidad, surprised
the Shigley family by dropping in at
at unexpected moment. He came from
Woodward, Ok. Owing to the extreme
cold weather in Colorado he will likely
remove to the latter place. Mr.. Miller,
like. the remainder of the family, is
manner of playing accompaniment is
an indication of strong musical talent.
Notice in The Kansas City Times
where thirty took the state medical eX
animation twenty-one passed. DR..
Rodgers formerly of Kentucky, who is
a resident of Lake City at present,
passed the eX. dead easy" This
should convince any that might be
skeptcal that the Doctor is not among
us to experiment, but has the papers
which were granted by impartial au-
thority showing his competency to deal
with diseases common to humanity.
Suppose we notice the condition of
the Lake City NJ. E. church as it exist
ed when under the care of our present
PASTORS predecessor, and compare it
with the present. At that time eight
members constituted the main organi-
cation ,cSurch attendance was very poor,
Sunday School was at an extremely
low ebb, on Sunday evening about one
dozen persons would meet, we called it
League. Prayer meeting was unknown,
Junior League was an uDheard of thing,
in fact every department of church work
seemed to have dried up. But let's note
the change since our worthy Il. A. Spen.
Ger has come to the helm First, a
church, one of the most handsome in
the county, has been erected at an ex-
pense of nearly S1S00;its membership is
about 80, twenty seven more than for.
merly, the attendance at each service is
good, the Epworth League has quadru.
pied its membership, the attendance is
sextupled. prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening. Last-Junior League