Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
sun andLake City Happenings
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Cor. INDEX
John Purdy pulled his freight in from
Kiowa last week.
vegetation was gloriously revived by
last Fridays welcome rain.
Miss Addie Purdy is home again af-
Ter visit in Stafford county.
Mrs. Stewart and her 27.pound baby
were in Lake last Wednesday.
A considerable conflab in laboring
ranks at A. Us. ranch last week.
Last Monday mornings breeze forced
the kid to dig up his old jeans coat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Post are visiting
Few days with Mrs. j. z. Thomas.
Mrs. Frank Buck who has been visit.
ing in Alva, Oklahoma, is home again.
Mrs. Lon Davis attended memorial
services in Lake City las. Wednes day.
James Smith and wife have moved on
the middle ranch at the A, j. Hargis
place.
wards picnic will be June the 9Th
instead of the Goth as was formerly
stated.
The wheat crop iii this part which is
only medium, is far ahead of that of the
prairie.
Railroad enthusiasm is at a high
pitch. People are actually walking
the floor.
Quite number of Sun City people
attended the memorial services at Lake
last Wednesday.
Messrs. Hellings, Heaten and Adolph
Bissantz of Coats spent last Sunday in
Sun City at the Bissantz home.
The statement that Joe Lahey is not
church going man" is untrue, we are
positive that he was there once.
Miss Edith Hoagland and Mrs. Eu.
gene Bullock spent last week at Bely,.
dere visiting at the Rev. Ovens home.
Insurance agents are thronging our
streets. If they only understood alfal.
faology they undoubtly would get plen.
ty of business.
Law suits in Lake this week. It an
pears to our eye that tie parties seek
ing for justice are m UGH more in need
of jeans suit. than law suit.
Ii the S & l. readers of the Index
should have an item of interest they
wish to have published, make it known.
we shall be glad to make ote of it.
Fred Lake has been very busy for the
past two weeks replastering and paint.
Ing the interior of his store which was
considerably butchered up by lightning.
If Eugene Bullock doesn't subscribe
for the Index within the next two
weeks we are going to have him ar
rested for non-preformance of duty.
Might as we'll get your fighting clothes
on, Gene.
70 "love them that despitefully use
you'is surely the most difficult task
that God requires of his creatures. It
Is noticeable that even the most humble
servant constantly falls short of this
requirement.
Any old day you think that Charley
Marsh hasn't knsck for raising chick
ems you are badly off your foun dalton.
He already has 20 of the downy little
things and they are every one of them
Methodist, too.
Guess we'll need to call on the Index
for an assistant clerk. Subscriptions
for this paper are rolling in on every
corner and it makes an oldfashioned
writer wiggle to keep the business
straight. Let 'em roll.
The ice cream doings at the Lake
schoolhouse last Friday afternoon and
night brought good financial results.
Mrs. Lahey who oversaw the making of
the cream is an experienced hand and
makes nothing but the best.
G. w. Purdy is building an annex TO
his house. Murray Davis, John Purdy
and Chas. Redwine. who are doing the
work are said to be thoroughbred car
penters. If that be true then we would
not care to look upon gang of lack.
legs"
Miss Pattie Cooke of Deerhead had
occasion to be In Lake last Wednesday.
MISS Pattie Is beginning to have a sn.
splclous look that Is, she seems to be
more serious In all her ways than in
former days;Mr. Cooper is the cause of
1t too.
Gilbert Burgin continues to push his
being Lakeward on Sunday afternoons;
may say What you please but it's our
opinion that Gil will get married some
sweet day. whenever you josh fellow
and he says nav" you may know that
he means yes.
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