Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-08-08

Office west side Nam st.
DR.. R. E. McAllister, resident dentist.
Office oyer Citizens State Bank.
Trustee Lorenson of Aetna was chin.
ming the commissioners Monday.
Mrs. Port E Unger visited friends at
Alva last week, returning Friday.
A. B. Purdy returned from business
Trip to Kansas City last Wednesday.
Trustee J. Il. Dunkin of Sharon was
before the county commissioners Mon.
day. $500
Miss Aline Dotson returned home
from her visit in Wichita last Wednes.
day.
Joe Clayton purchased the 60 head of
Frallch steers from G.. w. Hendrickson
last week.
Miss Vera Clemes entertained Misses
Allie and Hannah Jobes of Kansas CITY
last week.
Misses Frances Axllne and Hattie
Covert went OPrltt last Saturday TO
visit a few weeks.
L. T. Youmans, cousin of Gene. Wis.
tied in the city few days last week.
He resides at Osawatomie.
w. B. Springer departed last We'd
nesday to visit short time with his
son, Louis, at Plains, Kans.
FL. w. Brent and wife arrived from
Topeka last Wednesday to remain few
months. Mr.. Brent is Senator Longs
slenol rapher.
VI S. Cook left last Wednesday for
Colorado Springs to join Mrs. Cook and
the children. They expect to be home
the latter part of this week.
l.. M. Presnall of Hazelton was a
court house caller last Friday. He says
the town looks better than it did the
ias1 time ne saw 1t several years ago.
Dr. VanDewalker introduced a nice
boy to A. A Faucet and wife of Nippa.
walla township last Wednesday, A u.
gust 1st.
F. w. Buttrey of Enid, Ok, arrived
Monday to join bis wife in a visit with
Medicine Lodge friends. They will
probably remain until the latter part of
the week.
Ford Woodland who has for the past
several years been employed in Share
BROS. Clothing Department., has resign.
ed to accept position with a real es.
tate firm Of Wichita -Alva Pioneer.
Mrs. j. B Gsuo and Mrs. J. c. Gano
will entertain at Progressive Whist at
this afternoon, at The home of Mrs. j .
9. Gano, in honor of Mrs. Port Eugene
Unger and Miss Edith Noble.
Mrs. NJ. E. Estill and Mrs. CD. Long
were in from Mule creek yesterday,
shopping. Troy Stockstlll. liDeman
for the Medicine Lodge Telephone
company. was here this week repairing
the line.-Coldwater Talisman.
The continued wet weather is bring.
Ing on the Russian thistles in some
parts of the county at a lively pace and
1t Is going to require heroic efforts to
clean them out. Ii you do not know
what the weed is like, a sample can be
seen at the Index office.
In the matter of the claim of Il. B.
HAYES against the estate of the late I.
B. Hayes of Sharon, which was being
heard by Judge Gleason when the In
dex was put on the press last week, the
court allowed the claimant $3.50. Meth.
er side got all that was desired but we
understand that the decision will be &C.
cepted as final.
A party of sightseers left Wednesday
morning for Colorado. The party was
composed of Mrs. c. B. Kinkaid and
niece, Irene Sparks, Mrs. S. [. Field
and son, Kendall, Mrs. c. w. Ellis and
daughter, Marjorie, aid Miss leila
Thomas. With the exception of Mrs.
Ellis and daughter, who went to Colo
RADIO Syringe, they are all nicely located
at Cascade where G. B. aud Mrs. Currie
are staying at present.
Miss Florence Burge, the Topeka lady
who was employed as assistant prlnci-
pal of our city schools, has declined
and the city board has employed Miss
Annie E. Bell of Winfield. Miss Bell
| is graduate of the Southwestern Col.
lege of Winfield and has strong recon-
mendations both from the President OF
the college and the school board which
employed her last year. She called on
the board personally Monday.
First Published in The Barber County Index
August l, 1908.
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