Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-12-13
Sharon Items.

Wednesday.
The busiest little business man In
Sharon Is Herbert Robble.
Judge Collins and j. P. Hall were ov-
or from the Lodge Monday.
Jim Fair sold his home place last
week to Sedgwick county parties.
| Marvin McMurtry and family have
moved up to her fathers, j. III. War.
rem.
l.. Longstreet has bought four acres
of lard of D. G. Watkins for chicken
Ianch.
| Mrs. Jesse Lemon who has been sick
| at her parents home in Sharon is some
better.
Frank Tlncher and wife have moved
to town to live. Frank says he is a
city dude now.
| E. Kennedy is not expected to live
more thar three or four days. He had
his will made some time ago.
Green Adams. whose home can be
said to be at Sun City and the Lodge
both, was here Monday to buy cattle.
w. R. Lepper started last Wednes-
day for Hamilton county to look at
| some land with the intention of buying.
John Spice lost Sl25 horse Sunday
with blind staggers. John Hall lost
one also from the same cause Wednes-
day.
It is reported that the former Shell
| farm has again been sold. Sedgwick
! county parties bought it for $1,000 per
acre.
When the churches take falf-out,
| And the preachers resort to Sklnning,
Right thinking then IS put to r0ut,
| And the De Ill has his inning.
| In drive Wednesday we saw pref
ty sight at Edgar Keith's, so many fine
Black Langshan chickens and Poland
China hogs.
| People who raise only Is bushels of
corn per acre when they might get 45
any community.
| 4. r. Porter and S. w. Alfred at
tended the fine stock sale at Burden,
Kansas, last week. They both brought
home something nice.
Frank Newman has worked for Joe
Stolebarger whole year and only lost
one day. This vicinity needs m ore
farm hands like him.
MT. Barnard, who bought the Harve
Miller farm last fall, is moving his
household and other effects from the
depot out to his farm this week.
Arthur Maddox has his barn yard
about full of corn and all in one big pile
Arthur is another busy business man
experimenting his large farm and over
seeing the telephone construction.
Herbert Newsom took bis wife to
Wichita to see an oculist there about
her eyes. They are getting IN pretty bao
shape. DR.. Hamilton, the oculist,
thinks he can help them alright.
Your correspondent is a certified
solicitor for Everybody's Magazine
and will be pleased to get subscribers
for same from everyone who wants Il
be intelligently informed on the leading
topics of our time.
Trice & Winters had several new
land buyers on the string few day
last week. The former is having pho
tos made for half-tone views of dwell
lings and barns aud scenery which BIZ
will use in advertising this valley.
Farmers of Barber county who woulG
be intelligent, progressive and up to
date will raise more blooded stock, fee(
more alfalfa. use manure spreaders
read high. class periodicals like Every
bodys Magazine and subscribe for th,
Iudex, the best newspaper in the coun
ty.
In the Presidents message he says
Individual capitalist and individual
wage worker, corporation and union
are alike entitled to the protection OF
the law and must alike obey the law,
but the average capitalist is the first t.
break the law and the first to demand
the protection of the law.
, Lawson and Everybodys are spend
ing large sums of money lighting tn
battles of the producers aud consumers
as against the greedy grafters and Graz.
fnanciers. Lawson has said repeated
ly that he doesn't want any fnancia
aid, but he does want the people t.
, read his story as it appears from montl
to month in rybodys.
7 Tell it not to Roosevelt s. w. AL
fred captured and killed wolf In tn,
pastures north of town all by himself
Wednesday. He-first ran oyer it witt
his horse and crippled it, then finished
it with club. He then strapped it tt
the saddle and brought 1t to town. Nov
if fhiS 10 brought m tho Prooi dontfo No