Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-09-05
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX

Ed Hoagland returned from the strip
last week.
Homer Hastings has been ASSISTING
days.
Fred Durfee is proving himself a can.
ital hand shocking feed. No flies on
Fred.
Chad Jones came In from Bucklin last
Thursday, got his wife and baby and
scampered back.
Frank Hoagland is all smiles and
sunshine just because his corn and
cane were never better.
Miss Beatrice Likes is home from a
two months visit at Lincoln, Nebraska.
looking hale and hearty.
A very busy time of the year this is.
Corn, cane, kaffir corn and hay need to
be taken care of just at this moment.
George Lott recently purchased a
Mccormick corn harvester. He says it
beats the old way for putting up reed
Miss Addie Purdy who has an attack
of Typho malaria fever, is getting
along quite nicely under the care OF Dr.
Rogers.
Judge Lester returned this week
from Syracuse, Kansas, where he has
been editing the Syracuse News the
past two months.
Ralph Massey is raising Ned with
the threshlng outfit because they will
get to their place about Wednesday and
prevent his going to the Homecoming.
Fire from George Fosters threshing
engine set fire to three of George Walk.
er's wheat stacks completely destroy
ing them. Just another broken heart"
Sun and Lake primaries went off as
all good things should. Know We not
that ali things work together for good
when the proper men are at the helm.
Have just learned that the youngest
child OF Raife Walker and wife, for
merlY of this place, died last week.
The father was absent from home at
the time.
Bill Ward certainly has the finest
quality of corn to be found. He says
the stalks not only contain very large
| ears, but In the extreme tops are pods
! filed with corn meal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latchaw left Sunday
! for visit with homefoks near Coats.
! From thence they will drive to Nor
wich. This will be trying trip for his
| little Charlie" horse.
The HoughtOn family passed through
the cities last Wednesday on their way
to the Lodge MT and Mrs. HoughtOn
are cultivated musicians and will add
| DluCU 10 the IOWn muSlCally-
Miss Marguerite Springer who has
been taking care of Adolph BissantZ
during his recent sickness, returned to
her home AZ Pratt Mondav of last week
| Adolph is beginning to feel fine and
| will soon be on full feed again.
Wortie Bibb of Coats is putting in a
wheat crop on the Bibb farm near Sun.
| WOrtie is the pride of his fathers heart
and seems to be the only one of the
boys ben on applying for an educa
ton.
Say. won't 1t be grand when they all
get home! Won't it though! Yes, and
when the band begins to plav Dixie
some good old soldier full of unspeak-
able JOY will begin to cry, that's all
right. Let no one suppress their JOY
full emotions, let the hallelujahs ring.
Marie Thomas had painful accident
last Thursday while playing "dress
maker" She accdently ran needle
into the forefnger of her left hand
penetrating the bone entirely through.
DR.. Hutchinson was called and after
dministering chloroform and steel
Marie's finger was almost as good as
new.
Saw. Lasswell. you had bette be
careful about being so familiar with
Miss rs father for that fellow has a
wife and her suspicion has begun to
work already. Of course, it is none of
our business, Jour business is to whip
big cattle when they impose on the lit
tie Ones) but rs a true friend l would
advise you to 90 slow about talking to
that man. VIII see you at the Home
coming and advise you further If nee
esSary.