Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-12-12

DR.. ]. K. Osborne left last week
to visit his sons and a brother at
Oklahoma City.
DR.. T. A. Coleman has rented
the Office rooms over Fairs store,
vacated in the fall by Dr.. Burgson.
When you are figuring on a sew
ing machine remember that the
New Royal and the New Home
are the leaders. No others as
good. Adams & Co.
Co. Supt. Lake, enjoyed a visit
last Wednesday from ]. P. Naylor
of Wellington. The two were in
innate friends in boyhood days and
the visit was mutually pleasant.
The quail season is out next Sat
urday. We were just one week too
early when we made that state
ment last week that the season
would close on Saturday of that
week.
Another car load of coal was re-.
ceived in Medicine Loige last
Wednesday. Ordinarily such an
event is not news but this year is
an exception and the occurrence is
almost entitled to double lead
lines and double lead body.
r. H. Hall and wife returned to
Wichita Tuesday of last week.
They shipped their household
goods and win either build or buy
property in Wichita, which indi-
Gates that they have definitely con-
cluded to make that city their
permanent home
The Presbyterian Bazaar will be
on Wednesday, Dec. I2th, in the
church parlors. There will be four
booths, apron, handkerchief, fancy
work and candy. Bazaar opens at
2:3o, supper will be served begin.
ming at S o'clock. Everybody come
and get a good supper.
The D. K. & G. between this city
and Kiowa had its first mishap last
Wednesday. In turning a curve
near Kiowa the coach and freight
car went of the track, caused by a
sinking rail. The train got in al
7:3o, a little better-than four hours
behind schedule time.
A. M. Houchin and G. r. Arter
burn and wife left Friday fol
Fort Smith, Ark, in response to
a message stating that their moth.
er was very low. The sicknes:
was sudden. Neither of her sons hac
known that she was i'll before
receiving the telegram. Mrs.
Arterburn ha; made her home fol
several years with her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Withers.
The Boy Entertainers filled heil
engagement at the opera house il
this city last Wednesday evening
The almost impossible condition
of the roads kept many from th'
country away, who had intended t.
be IN attendance, but there was
nevertheless a fair audience pres.
ent. The Company did not arriv'
until almost time for the entertain
ment. The engine went off tn,
track on the new railroad between
Medicine Lodge and Kiowa, and a
the entertainers were routed owe
that road, they were compelled t.
make the drive from Kiowa. Not
withstanding their tired conditio,
after arriving, the entertainment
was excellent. People who under
stand and appreciate music wer,
loud in their praises of Frederic1
Reinking, vocalist; Leon Boisvert
violinist and cornetist; and Char
les Makepiece, pianist. Anatole |
Drollette, impersonator, was es
pecial'y strong and his recital
brought the proper seasoning to tn,
various musical numbers. Tn,
young men are thorough gentlemen
and left the city with the good will
and esteem of all who met or heart
them.
There will be preaching at tn.
Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Kramer's Wanda, high paten
flour, is the best in the marke
Sold by H. D. Fair