Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-12
Forest City items.
by 'sGRANDMA.''

T. ]. Lemon is putting up alfalfa
this week.
Mrs. Vim. Clark and sister, Mrs.
Wickersham, made trip to the city of
Lake Friday.
Mrs. H. P. Hartley Of Elm Creek
and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry
Harley, attended church services here
Sunday.
We understand DR.. c. c. Bond has
sold his farm. A man from near Sun
City by the name of Entrikin was the
purchaser.
There was no Sunday School Sunday
neither was there any class meeting
Wednesday evening. What is the
matter with usa
Mr.. Sam Smith now has a splendid
well Of water right at his door. This
will be great convenience during the
summer months.
Rev. Summers filled the pulpit here
Sunday. and his short sermon was excel
lent. He speaks as gentleman address
sing human beings, and mpresses his
hearers as man Of culture, refinement
and religion.
Madame Rumor" says there was a
wedding in our neighborhood Sunday,
two Of our popular young people being
the contracting parties. We are not
sufficiently sure as to facts, so do not
mention names.
Quite number Of the young people
Of Forest and Mingona met at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Nurse last Friday
evening, the occasion being a birthday
surprise party for the youngest son,
Walter. 1t is needless to say all spent a
most enjoyable evening. An enjoyable
feature Of entertainment during the even
ing was music on their new gapha-
phone. The good old fashioned plays
were INDUCED in by the young people,
and at late hour, which seemed all too
soon to the merry party, they departed
for their homes all wishing for Walter
many happy returns Of the day, and
asking nothing better for themselves than
to be able to come again soon.
[Received too Late for Last Week.
Don't forget that next Sabbath is Rev
Summers appointment here.
Sam Smith and children spent the da,
with F. B. Nurse and family Of Mingona
Sunday.
Charley Smith and family visited Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Smith:
sister, Mrs. Alexander, near Goats.
Walter Cant and wife and little
daughter Of Medicine Lodge visited
Sunday at the hospitable home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Landon Mills.
Well believe we would all welcome
The good old Summer time" once
more and we probably will not have tc
wait long ere it comes full blast.
We are glad to see the kindly face o.
our friend Miss Minnie Cant in ou1
midst again. She is visiting winh the
family Of ]. L. Cant. her brother.
Mrs. c. S. Miller. and little daughte,
Anna. went down to the Lodge las
Saturday on the D. K. & C. and spen
a few days with Mrs. Miller's sister
Mrs. Ben English.
Children's Day, which had been an.
nounced for June 9th. has been post.
poned indefinitely. On account Of the
recent Indictment, weather, rehearsals 70,
the programme we're almost impossible.
The Farmers Union is still increasin,
in numbers at this place., Twelve new
members took the vows" at Frida,
evenings meeting. We have ever
reason to believe this organization is al
night, they admit ladies to membership.
Sunday School was largely attended
last Sunday and was followed by al
able sermon from Rev. Shamberser
Good crowd at Christian Endeavo
Sunday evening, and much interest wa
noted by the old and young. All VIII
: can, come and take part, and help tn
5 oood WORK alono