Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-10
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX

Jessie Hargls spent last week at Bel.
wider.
Adolph Bissantz wheeled into Sun
City last Sunday.
Quite large audience was present
at Miss Nicholson's recital.
6. G. Shigley spent the latter part of
last week IN Coats invoicing his stock.
Walter Saunders and Ed. Hoagland
flew their kite to the Lodge last Thurs
day.
The Harmon family have pitched
their tent in the vicinity of the gyp
mills.
Jan Skinner enjoyed his "off" day by
getting in conversational range with
his best girl.
Mrs. Milt Clements has mumps the
worst way.
Miss Kettle Post has a severe attack
of tOnsiIltis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan and Misses
Addie and Rose Purdy recently visited
relatives in Bucklin.
Emil Thomas of Springvale has been
visiting with his sister, Mrs. J. p.
Thomas, of Sun City.
Miss Flora Shore who has been in
school at Fairmount College at Wichi-
ia is visiting at home.
Frank Hoagiand has made desper-
ate tussle with the malaria fever but is
about to come out victor.
Robt. Crane of DeeIhead entertained
some of his Lake City friends to an ex-
cellent dinner New Years day.
E. E. Hagerman, the Sun City school
master has removed his family to his
place of business. A good idea.
ARISE, Stay and eat" ls.a portion of
scripture that has been faithfully OBJ
served during the past two weeks.
Bonn to MIR. and Mrs Raife Walker
Jan 5th, a bouncing girl baby. This
gift is rather late for Xmas but it
caused rejoicing IN camp just the same.
Cupid's latest victims are Miss Bran
son of Goats and Mr.. Lachaw of Sun
as Samantha says they were united
"E pluribes unum" the latter part of
last week. Luck and high liyln to 'em.
The scratch me on the other side"
medicine show which stopped Xmas
week at Sun is now in Coats. If you
have never seen "biler bust" 1t will
pay you to take it in.
DR.. and Mrs. Rogers, Miss Nicholson
(of Maze Ks,) and your correspondent
were hOnOred to complimentary din
az at the Pierce hotel New Year day.
A fatted turkey was the chief attrac
ton.
Homer Hoagland gave dance on the
evening of January 2ld especially for
the old folks, and it was indeed quite a
reunion of the dancers of old. Tom
Richter of . L. manipulated as the
fiddiddler.''
A gun In the hands of Emil Thomas
was accidently discharged last Wednes-
day, two loads crashed through both
ceiling and weather boarding causing
0. J. Corlis who was outside the house
to hit merry gait.
Frank I40ckhart, a former Sun City
man, is now permanently located IN
Coats, aud IS operating the best livery
barn IN town. Frank has lots of friends
along the Medicine who will remember
him when in his town.
The entertainment at San last Mon
day evening week, though rather leng
thy, was nevertheless an ENJOYABLE oc-
caslon, the recItations by Misses Mead
ers, BissantZ and Hoagland were especi.
ally good, and the ''Pick up' orchestra
too was good, at any rate the audience
would try to tear down the house at
intervals and of course, this was suffici
ent to make the boys feel >puffed up"
No doubt but many people at the be-
ginning of 1906 made resolutions to do
better things, to live better lives and
to discard many stubborn habits that
have been formed by nearly a life's
time practice. We believe every person
should try to improve in every (right)
way according as he receives intelll
gence, but should be careful about
thUse IRON CLAD resolu tiOns for MAX
ING THEM, without the "stictOltive
ness'' is equal to lie.
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