Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-15
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cattle of Mr. Holton Of Springvale last
week
| Joe Hargis, after spending a few
months at his tavorite summer resort,
Is home again.
Last Tuesday was very busy day
| for Louis BissantZ. Ali kinds OF shop
| pers dropped in.
La the jumping contest at Sun City
| last Tuesday Maple Fulton cleared the
| whole business.
The Lake and Sun school daddies
spent Sunday with their sweethearts at
Medicine Lodge.
Looks like war times to see Bert
Young sportin' that big belt and it ill
''chock" full of dangerous things.
Met Green Adams the other Gay for
the first time since his marriage. and
say, he looks as plump as quail.
John Oiler recently sold his farm 10
another John man (can't think of his
last name). Consideration S. 900.
Mrs. j. p Thomas has purchased
splinter fred new range and now
"dyked out'' to cook beans to a fragile.
A new boarder has joined ranks at
the j. E. Thomas home-a little girl
born Nov. 9th. This makes five times
for Eddie.
VIM. SHUTS is tearing his old house
all to ''fnderation" and building bet
ter one. See what voting the bonds.
has done already.
j. M. Bickel and son James of An,
thony, are visiting friends in Sun City
and vicinity and. looking after their
property interests here.
Fred Waltz talks of leaving this part
for '.Old Kentuck8 in the near future.
Fred is an o. k. boy and we hope he
will change his mind and remain with
u.s.,
Raife Walker went hunting Monday
night of last week and after following
trail for several hours Ire ''cOtched a
coon" and got around in time to make
trip TO Coats the next day.
Rev. Frank lilo of Preston, began a
series of meetings at Sun City last wet
and will likely continue this week. The
Rev. is a young man of considerable
ability and is evidently in the right field.
Rev. and Mrs. Spencer who are hold
ing meetings at Guyman, Ok. are ex-
pected home this week He also be-
gins meetings in the city soon. No
| doubt but the ''poor devils" will fare
hard.
After the announcement was made
| in Lake that the bonds had carried a
| grand celebration followed. Sheep bells,
| COW bells and dinner bells were rung.
| Uucle Dan rang the church bell but
lacked some of dying for joy.
| We regret to learn that Neighbor
| Tapp who came to this place several
months ago is thinking of returning to
| Missouri, his former home. We are
satisfied if he could only tough it out a
little longer, that burning desire for
MISERY" would be thing of by-gone
days and he would be better able to ap
preciate the -Sunflower soil and hel
generous people.
A noted lady lecturer said one time
when speaking to an assembly OF bel
sex: Beware of men, the less yeu
have to do with them the better you
will be. Don't walk on the same side
of the street with them, and bring yOul
children up in the very same way" Th'
lady's admonition didn't sound so bad
ly until she quoted "Dring your chill
dren up in the very same way" BeinI
unable to figure out the harmony in he
statements will climb tree and wait
good day.
| While Uncle Dan gets supper read.
will wire" the Index for short time
Today'S convention, though net very
literally attended in tbs forenoon, wa
a wide wake affair. The subject
were by no means idly discussed ant
not single point was left unsifted
The afternoon session was we'll attend
ed and the interest of all the Sunda
school workers present was evidentl
at high pitch. Tue talk by Mr.. Sham
berger jr.. on the Home Department
was good 1t was ably discussed b.
Messrs. Light. White. Campbell an
Others Miss Edna Durfee favored tn
convention with an excellent temper
ance recitation and received many com
pliments. Miss Addie Purdy's pape
on primary Work" stuck to the tex
all the way and offered many yaluabl
hints along that line which We hop
will not be lost. There are many thing
that might be spoken of but we're com
PEELED to ring off. After electing Mi
Hittle president and Miss Rose KaI
+ nler as secretary with Earl. Shamberge
as assistant. the convention closed.