Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-02-28
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX

Aio. Dcit Oun2 Is aInicteO Will ZIG
humps.
Mrs. A. j. HargIs Is laid low with the
J pumps.
Miss Pearl Helm is spending a few
days III Coats.
Box supper at Sun City next Saturday
night. pig out.
Jake Warnstaff and wife sailed into
Goa last Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Nichols passed through
the city last Wednesday.
Miss Eabanks of Kentucky CHANGED
to be in Sun City last Sunday.
Jno. Durfee and family have again
landed in the heart of the city.
o. ]. Coils sold 20 head of cattle last
week and still has more to follow.
Mrs. Molle Saunders and daughter
tripped into Lake City last Friday.
Homer Hoagland recently reduced
himself $40 for one of Mrs. M eaders'
cow ponies.
J E. Thomas, teacher of the Walker
school, is down-not with the Methodist
but the mumps.
Z r Day OF Pratt made a clean
sw.ep of chickens in the S un City
country last week.
G.. G. Shiglev has just received his
spring stock and has his store filed TO
its utmost capacity.
The pleasant face of Oliyer Tapp vas
seen In Lake City last Wednesday, and
he really looks good,
1t is reported that the Coats band ave
City. Let 'em come.
Rev r.. a Spencer, a Campbell
and their better halves made a trip 10
Coats last Wednesday.
John Young talks of buying piano.
Johnnie has little doe" left yet and
he shou d decide TO bug.
The Hardware man called in Lake
last Wednesday and took good size
order for Hastings 81 Lake.
A Kansas City commission man was
augerlng this part of Barber county for
some feeders last week.
Mesdames Shuts, Thomas, Mea ders
and Miss Lola SHUTS made call at
the Pierce House last week.
Jake Vanderpool has sold out, loo Y,
stock and barrel at his o. Z. place AMI
has located for good in Sun City.
William Ward and wife entertained
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lachaw and Charles
Marty to an elegant dinner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Marsh, accompan-
led by their bright eyed son, Eugene
the First, were shopping in Lake last
Saturday.
The Roosevelt Longworth wedding
having been discussed by every
'didapper" in America is Of course too
stale to mention any moIe-but those
diamond dog collars-say, peoplel
When it seemed the railroad p rOpo.
sition was about to fall through the
Secity of Coats had JOY spasms, but now
that the mule and scraper haye fallen
in line again they are much in need of
1.-The Comforter.
Joe Massey sold fifty nice ste ers to
Harley Jenkins last week. Massey Is a
man of considerable push and instead
of rushing up 10 some mau' g bank to
"square up" he sticks the whole bust
ness down in his jeans.
Orlie Freeman begun his stage career
in Sun City last FRIDAY evening, some
of the most interesting numbers of the
entertainment being his famous solos.
1.-The old gray goose" and "coOn dog"
He will turn the east and doubtless lard
In China before next year.
Richard HAMMER was trotting his
horse along at a lively rate last We'd
nesday when a post that stood by the
way flew up Unexpectedly, striking HIM
on the shin and of course, causing a
very unpleasant sensation. but afford
ing opportunity for q few days recrea-
ton.
Rafe Walker has sold his ranch two
miles south of Sun City and Will soon
take his flight to another cline. We
will miss his smiles and tears very
much-especialiy will We miss that good
old beef steak he used to furnish so
regularly. 1t is no more than right
that he should give us lock of his
whiskers before taking his leave.
Those travelling shows that frequent
the small towns of the west are very
entertaining. but we would advise any
one who is thiristing for this kind of
things TO take "trip down in old Ten
nessee or Georgia and attend the color
ed brethren's campmeetiug. If they
don't beat the Kansas car box show I'll