Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-07-11
Sharon Items.

weather.
P. B. Cole drove over:from the Lodge
Sunday evening. /
Geo. B. Trice left for his "Old Ken.
lucky Home' Saturday.
A fine rain was that. Monday morn.
lng-be apt to spoil sonae nubbins.
Mrs. l. 3. Hayes and Mrs. A. G.
Brown drove to Medicine Lodge Fri.
day. /
Sharon people won's have to send |
away for ice anymore. Guy Sparks
has plenty.
Pete MATHS dropped In on this bulg
Sunday. He has been in Missouri sew
eral months.
Frank Stone threshed lot of good
wheat last week. Didn't learn what it
made per acre.
Chas. Aldrich started "Wednesday for
his old home in Oaio. He has not seen
his father for 81 years.
Miss Hattie Good of Medicine Lodge.
spent several days with relatives in
this vicinity last week.
A good many of the Sharon people
went away to spend the Fourth, Some
to Attica and some tc Harper.
We understand Cliff Murphy thresh-
ed some wheat that made close to 25
bushels per acre on July 4th.
j. r. Dunkin and Sam Hays went to
Medicine Lodge Saturday on business
pertaining to the Hays estate.
DIR. Atwell and family were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lampe, proprietors of
the Globe Hotel, on the Fourth.
There was little private ice cream
party at j. H. Warren's Saturday all on
account of finishing up blowing corn.
Saturday Joe Robinson moved his
household goods to the farm lately va
Gated by his br other. Ed. He wants to
be closer to his farm work.
w. 81. Barber of California, Mo-,
father of Mrs. s. j. Cole, who has been
visiting here for the past 10 days, left
for Comanche county Friday.
Howard Stone took out new lister
Saturday. Wonder if he got hurt on
the head oyer at Harper on the 4th,
causing him to think this is spring.
Trice & Sons stock OF fire crackers
were all sold out. On the evening of
the Fourth one would think by the
noise they we're having sham battle.
What has become of the talk abou
the Santa Fe taking up the track? They
are putting In great many new ties
and otherwise improving the road-bed
Oh yes, they'll take it up in the very
very (dim) future.
Instead of doing unto others as you
would have them do unto you, you
should do unto others SIS you like, and
have them do unto you as you want
them to. A slight difference but more
popular in this day of grab and graft
Mrs. Oliver Rule has been an acute
sufferer the past few few weeks from
stepping on piece of broken disi
cutting her foot quite badly. She wal
in town with Mr.. Rule one day las
week. She is glad to BIZ out and arount
again.
J. r. Dunkin says he thinks th'
county commissioners are going to pu
in bridge on Sand Creek west of town
That road is badly in need of fixing ul
and Sharon ought to have that bridg
furnished by the county. She is emit
tied to It.
Ed. Robinson started overland Wed
nesday for Gray county where he late
ly purchased farm land. Ed. thinks b
, has struck the garden spot of the west
! We are sorry to lose this family from
, our midst but hope forithem a prosper
, Gus future.
After all. the new railroad rate hi
will be benefit TO the public. Th
imprisonment clause and the power t
prescribe form of accounts and tina
part regulating pipe lines and expires
companies are all good features if tn
courts don't knock them out. On
thing certain. if the bill isn't effectiy
there will be more drastic legislation.