Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-07-18

a week. pulled up camp and returned
to the city on Monday.
LosT-Gold framed spectacles, some
where on the streets or in Baptist
church. Finder please raturn to Mrs.
J. Q. Wheat and receive reward.
Mrs. F. NJ. She'll and daughter, Miss
Alma, and son. Master Everett, left
Monday for visit with relatives and
friends at Pittsburg, Kansas.
Our Lake City and Sharon CORE.
spondents both missed connections this
week. We expect to hear that they
were both drafted by threshing outfit.
Sheriff Haun was witness at the
Bacus preliminary at Harper last week.
His testimony touched on CONVEX sa.
lions he had with the prisoner while
in his charge.
o. w. Dawson of Sharon township
was most welcome visitor at the In
dex Office yesterday. The fact that he
dropped big Iron dollar into the till
made him thrice welcome.
Maurice Kathrens returned Friday
from his visit with Miss Likes at Sun
City. Miss Mary Walstad, who accom-
panied him on the trip, will re turn
home probably today or tomorrow.
, Mrs. E. M. Swaggart, of Kingfsher,
and her daughter. Mrs. s. Jones, and
granddaughter, Laveta, of Enid, Ok,
arrived Saturday to visit John M.
Sears and wife. Mrs. Swaggart and
Mrs. Sears are sisters.
Wichita has rustled around and found
some six or seven people within her
borders who are distant relatives of
Harry Thaw's. Medicine Lodge is
generally first in claiming fame. It's
time our denizens are getting busy.
+. M. SHELLS slowly regaining the
use of his foot but he finds crutch a
very handy article even at this time.
Frank is the luckiest unlucky man in
the country. He meets with more &C
cidents than a dozen ordinary men but
Rev. M. B. Ingle aud wife returned
Tuesday from a visit with friends and
xelatiyes in Barber county. They leave
today for Lipscomb, Texas, where Rev.
lngle will conduct a big camp meeting.
Harper Sentinel.
Probate Judge Gleason received off.
cial notification yesterday from the in
sane asylum authorities at Osawatomie
that VIM. Watts who was sent there for
treatment from this county something
over year ago. died July 9th. An &C.
count OF the funeral can be seen in our
Hazelton items.
John Luallen and daughter, Miss
Margery. and Mrs. j. p. Gibson went
to Cherokee, Oklahoma, Saturday and
visited until yesterday. Miss Lalia Lu.
allen had been visiting with the fami.
lies of w. P. aud John Gibson, her un.
cies, at Ingersoll and Cherokee several
weeks and she accompanied her papa
aud Ter grandma home.
John M. Sears is inclined to believe
that the new railroad is being built for
his especial accommodation. He has a
string of relatives on or near the new
system all the way from Kingfisher to
near Dodge City and the new road will
give him chance to visit all of them
for about 81 SO. Heretofore a com.
plete visit would have cost him no less
| than $50.
Prof. d. w. Major has been re- EN-.
ployed as superintendent of the Medi.
cine Lo dge schools. The Prof. seems
10 give satisfaction at Medicine as he
did In this city. C. @. Chandler of
Wichita and j. W. Bergman of Ash.
land, were in the city last Friday.
These gentlemen will be connected
with the Security National Bank
Harper Advocate.
The old soldier friends of the late
John Chilcott are making hard effort
70 procure a pension tor his widow who
mas been an invalid for long time and
VINO Is now entirely helpless. Capt.
Brady who makes speciality of pen.
sion claiRs is taking great interest in
the case. Col. MacGregor and Judye
Coiins are also assisting in the laud.
able work.
Joe cant and wife of Mingona town.
ship enjoyed visit from Saturday mn.
I'll yesterday from old Missouri friends.
a FAMILY Dy the name or Mitchell who
reside IN Nebraska, have taken a wear
on and are driving over the country and
enjoying camp life. Mr.. Mitchell snd
Mrs. Cant were boy and girl friends in
their childhood and naturally the visit
was mutually pleasant. From here
homa to take their first look tbronob
the new born state.
A social event Of more than ordinarv
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