Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-05-23
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Con. INDEX

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home recently,
Mrs. Thomas made flight to Pratt
last Wednesday.
Saturday mornings rain was indeed
a welcome visitor.
Miss Ruth Saunders has begun the
trials of music pupil.
Mrs. Hildebra1l and daughter were
in Lake last Saturday.
Chas. Armstrong, better known as
Keno, was in Lake City recently.
Mrs. Olive Thomas and daug hter are
spending week at Alva, Oklahoma.
= Ralph aud Ruth Massey have begun
siege on the stevens" piano of late.
Miss Myrtle Carr finds it worth while
to visit this part of the country, occa.
sionally.
Fred Lake and Mrs. Reuben Lake
made business trip to Medicine Lodge
Saturday.
Much of many kinds of business
crowded out the Sun and Lake news of
last week.
Fred Lake spent most delightful
afternoon few miles south OF the city
last Sunday.
With Bullock, Baldlng and Young as
workmen the Meaders house will soon
be completed.
Coats, Deerhead, Mingona and Lake
CITY were we'll represented at the piano
and organ recital.
No neutrality-suspicious. of acres
of alfalfa must be put up with next few
days in this little corner of Barber.
Miss Addie Purdy recently left for
Antrim where she will spend few
weeks with Mrs. and Rev. Spencer.
Evidently, it is good idea to be &C
quainted with the situation or the girl
at least, before taking certain steps.
Mrs Meaders' cottage is looming
right up, and after the job Is complete
it will be quite desirable place to live.
Miss Johnson of the Lodge is spend
ing few weeks at the Likes home
where she is enjoying jolly old time.
Mrs. l.. w. Van Horn after spending
few weeks with friends at Sun City
has returned to her home in Oklahoma
Miss Beatrice Likes has fully recov-
cred from the fall of two weeks ago
and is already looking for another high
perch.
Ed Hoagland has established bar
Der shop, ice cream parlor and restaurant
In SunCity and is equipped to accommo
date his customers in royal manner.
G.. G.. Shigley has just received a
large and varied supply of table ware;
would advise such boys as Jan Skinner,
Fred Lake and Noah Mills to inspect
his stock.
Ice cream was served at the Lahey
house last Saturday afternoon and
quite nice little sum was taken in
which was given toward fixing UP the
Lake cemetery.
Saturday afternoon was an appointed
time for ball game between Sun City
and Springvale, but Springvale being
somewhat weak kreed and Indifferent
didn't show up.
The study of the Sunday school les
son on Sunday was of unusual in
terest. Teachers and pupils alike were
alive to the subject which shogld al
ways be the case.
We have often heard the story of corn
that grew so high that it had to be har
vested by means of Winchester rifle
but that pieplsnt story is awful; don't
believe that fish tale now.
The latest social event OF Sun City
was HOP" given at the James Frai
Ter home Wednesday evening, the 10th
Both young and old joined the merry
dance to the music furnished by Miles
johnson and James FRAZER.
Don't be deceived, there's Bert Carr
Chas. Marsh, Noah Mills and few
more of we fellows who are not near S,
old as you might think, of course
Noahs hair isgrey all right but tina
doesn't make any difference. we hav
known boys at is years to have gre,
hair, besides Noah is as active as cat
Lake City came within hair of be
ing thing of the past Saturday morn
Ing. At about O'Clock while an cleo
trio storm was in progress lightning
, struck the phone wires and was carried
into the hardware store, setting the
booth on fire and damaging the stor
and its contents to considerable ex
tent. Had it not been for Murray Da
Wis giving toe alarm the Shigley blocl
would have doubtless been laid low al
loss of many thousands of dollars
We overheard little temperance lee
ture one evening recently which wa
not bad, aud while it is entirely prope