Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-05-30
Sun and Lake City Happenings
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Spalding buggy.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Trotter were shopping
In Lake last Saturday.
Mr.. Church of Winfield is visiting
With relatives in Lake City.
Roll Ward is building n mansion
not in the skies but to the skies.
The right of way men were through
mere last Friday doing business
Neighbor Smith had $50 watch
dumped into an alfalfa stack last week.
Master Dan Lake began a combat
with music last week. Look out for
Daniel
George Hastings is adding 10 hon e
conVeniences by having a cellar made
under his residence.
People who live in glass houses
should not throw stones" but it seems
that they will do it.
Frank HOagland has the finest corn
held we have noticed. 1t is already as
high as (low) fence.
kev. Gilmore will fill the pulpit at
Sun City next Sunday afternoon i'm
medlately after Sunday school.
Misses Rose and Cornea Purdy re-
turned from Winfield last Saturday,
where they had been attending school
Wonder what has become of Frank
Cooke? Haven't seen single red hair
of that faIIOu ci M T.
Tonk Mills.
Two Medicine Lodge men were in
these dlggIns last Wednesday. The
name of one was Fleld-didn't learn
the others name but it must have been
Corral
Those who attended the dance re-
ported lively time. The fact that
William Shuts lost his neckUie during
the evening is evidence that there was
something doing.
Rev. Gilmore will preach a memorial
sermon at the Lake City Method st
church tomorrow, Wednesday, after
which the crowd will proceed to the
cemetery To decorate the graves of
kindred and lends
Fred Fulington, who has taken
charge of the Mrs. Meaders farm, is
proving himself a real ruster He is
puttlr g out and cultivating 125 acre
crop without any help. Bully for
Fred
The county normal is at band-wbIch
means that there must be some sweat
ing done and on the windup about 80
yer cent. of those who aspire to the
honorable position as teacher will even
get warIi. enough to fry. May the Lawd
be wild 'em. -
While on the wav from Coats to Lake
CITY last week with a loaded wagon
Norman Purdy accidentally dsch arged
ashot gun, the contents penetrating IA
LETT hind quarter of one of G w s
famous little mules. Any one is liable
TO have an accident but as a rule about
lOO per cent. Of those who handle guns
are too careless with this unmerciful
weapon.
y. Corllss returned from Denver
last Tuesday where he had one of the
most enjoyable times of his life. From
May 18th to Goth was the annual meet.
ing OF the Association of transporta.
ton and car accounting officers and
Clark l.. COrliss of Vermont being a
delegate to the meeting, O. J. had the
happy privilege OF shaking hands with
his son Clark. He also met up with
the Celebrated Scott Buck, who is run
ming grocery store in the suburbs of
the city. or course Sun ard Lake are
quite familiar with the steady Scott.
Miss Vlrgie Hoagland celebrated her
9Th birthday last Friday by inviting in
some of her little friends for good l.,
oldtashioned four hours romp. Those
present were Ruth Massey, Marie
Thomas, Ruth Saunders. GLADYS Mead
ers, Gail Meaders, Merrib Clark ,Bernice
Lott, Blanche Adams, Gertrude Ward
Bette Ward, Ethel Freeman, Belle
freeman. Van Lott, Clifford Hoagland,
Clifford Clark, Roy Harris, Robert
Ward, Theodore Triton, Arthur Triton
and Guilford Adams. Children, take
your old uncle's warning and celebrate
every opportunity you get, for when
you get to be old bachelors and maids
divers of temptations and disappoint.
lments will make life warm battle
The marriage of Miss Elsie Trotter
to Mr.. Harry Winters of Independence,
Kansas, which occurred last Wednesday
was an occasion of much interest. Not.
withstanding this transaction had been
kept qniet in this vicinity, vet prepa
rations for the event were completely
made by the home having been artistl
cally decorated and the fatted cali siam
Nothing was left to do aud with but