Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-11-20
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Harden not your heart"

For good rigs go to Tilden and
| Thrasher.
Rev. Owens preached at the Sun
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Filial attraction draws Carl
Repie to Sun City at certain times.
! The recent cold weather has
"friz" the small streams almost at
| times.
Jim Thomas and wife and Ma
RE spent Saturday and Sunday at
the Likes home.
Lewis Balding and family of the
Lodge attended the Lott Shuts
wedding Sunday.
Prof. Walsh is having his school
prepare a program which will be
rendered on Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Chloe Harmon attended
teachers meeting at the Lodge on
Saturday, returning Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. + M. Walsh reduced the
spelling school to naught three
times last Friday evening. Hur-
| rah for Tennessee!
A new oo-pound bell has been
purchased for the Sun City Baptist
church and its chimes can now be
heard far and near.
Misses Josie Meaders and Ruth
Saunders and TACK Hickman are
figuring on taking in the Deerhead
| box supper next Friday night.
County Superintendent Thomas
was in this locality last week visit
| ing the schools. He is well pleas
ed with the work that's being done.
Billie Langhart and some of his
friends of the Lodge were out at
the Adams ranch on Saturday max
ing raid on the quail. Billie is
strictly temperance child.
Clarence McOsker moved his lug
gage to the depot last Wednesday
intending to leave town, but as the
"fast mail" was "a hours late it
gave the barber a chance to tell
the girls goodbye another time.
A missionary rally was held at
Lake City Sunday evening. Some
people, seemingly, are strongly op-
posed to sending money to help
the heather nations; the fact is
such people are usually opposed to
giving" to any cause.
Of course the people up the riv-
er are pleased to get any kind of
railroad service, but that's no sign
that they don't deserve better.
Last week we received our mail
IS hours late which is fair sam
pie of the accommodations.
f. Jim Gano, the Socrates on the
Cresset force and otherwise known
as Frederick and others from Med
icine Lodge, led the Topeka sports
men-politicians through the will
derness at the Massey ranch last
week. The party enjoyed fine
hunt.
A calico social and box supper
will be given at the Sun City
school house Saturday mite Nov. 80.
We give some roofs & regilashuns
pertaining to this occashun: ~
| Evry woman what kums must ware
a kaliker dress or sumthin ekerly
appropriate. QD Kno gent with
billed SHIRT and dood koller will be
aloud to KUN unlec he pays a fine
of S sents. GID A prize will be
Civ to the persun havin' the worst
rig in the rune. QV) A kompe-
tent kommittee will introduce
strangers, look arter bashful fellers
and kollect fines. (V) Ladies will
be fined S sents for wearing a wool
dress, kno apern sent, trimmed
apern sents, jewelry 2 sents, POM
pudor sent. Men will be fined $
sents for wearing billed shirts and
dood koller, silk neckties s sents,
BACKED shoes 5 sents, perfume 2
sents jewelry 2 sents.
The monotony of things was
considerably broken on Sunday
when the marriage of Miss Lola
Shuts to Mr.. Tirry Lott occurred
at the brides home at ago D. m.
While Miss Ruth Massey played
the wedding march the bride and
groom to be advanced to the par
lor where the Rev. Owens of Bel
videre propounded the vital ques-
ton that made them one for aye.
This being done without jar or OBJ
lection, the guests, about thirty in
number, repaired to the dining
room where an ideal wedding din
ner was served. The groom is the
eldest son of our sturdy farmer
friend, George Lott. who has been
a resident of this part for many
wears The bride &c tho only,