Barbour County index., 1907-07-24

dren Of Deerhead returned last Thursday
night from visit in Cleveland, Ohio.
Forsyth's mill is the night place to se,
your feed. Corn chop, kafr chop. bran
shorts and chicken feed always on hand
Marion Fonville returned to his home
at Mexico. Mo-, on Monday. after en-
joying months visit with friends in the
city.
Mrs. c. B. Currie left Monday nom.
ing for Sears, Illinois. in response to a
letter Stating that her mother is quite
poorly.
County Attorney Cloud is home from
professional trip to Kansas City, Han
nibal and Quincy. He was detained on
the trip longer than he expected.
Mrs. 7. A. Coleman and nephew
Master Huston r. Case. departed Mon.
day morning for a SIX weeks visit II
Kansas City, Trenton and Princeton, Mo
Wes Urton was down from Sun or
Monday. Since moving up into tha
country Wes does not get to the ole
town often but he has a whole lot O
friends here who are always glad to see
him.
V. c. Sleeper Of Valley was in town
last Friday, the first time since the torna.
do. Mr.. Sleeper raised nice little funo
in Valley for the relief of some Of hi.
Medicine Lodge friends who suffered in
the storm.
L. M. Clark, residing six miles south
of Sharon. had a good l4OO-pound
sorrel horse stolen from his pasture Sun.
day night. He offers reward of $50
for the return of the horse and 500 is
also offered for the thief.
The Juniors If the Christian church
will give social Tuesday evening, Aug.
10th, IN the church yard. They will
serve ice cream. ices and cake. Come
and patronize the Juniors, as they are
trying to support missionary IN India.
r. S. Lytle and wife and Misses Rob
and Comic Penny Of DanMlle, Kentucky,
arrived on Thursday Of last week to visit
the family Of ]. c. Davis. Mrs. Lyle is
sister Of Mrs. Davis and the Misses
Penny are nieces of both ladies.
Guy Phelps and Daisy Danow, both
OF kiowa, were joined in marriage on
Monday. July 22nd. by Probate Judge
Garrison. The Judge seems to have
the ministers "beaed" in the matrimonial
business. Very few couples get away
from him.
c. A. Burney has spoken for one Of
VIM. Schmidt's new rooms as soon as
the building is completed. and will move
his barber shop. A. B. Wilkins busi-
ness has increased to point where he
needs all Of the space in both of his
rooms in the Chandler block, hence the
contemplated change.
John King Of Cleveland, Ohio, one ol
the most famous gypsum cement men in
the United States, was here the latter
part OF last week in conference with T.
J. Best, owner Of the mill here. In the
course Of a few days there will be inter-
estns developments regarding the indus
try IN Barber county. The gyp bushes.
will make things hum.
Mrs. E. P. Moomau and the children
went to Valley township last Friday to
visit friends short time, while Park is
Strengthening up things around home.
The tornado. it will be remembered, de-
stoyed both his residence property and
the city house which the family occupied
at the pumping station and it will require
some time until they are IN shape to keep
house comfortably.
Judge H. N. Lester who for the past
year has been publishing the Syracuse
News. returned to Lake City last Friday
to again become Barber county citizen.
The Judge was m the city Monday and
the way the boys aocked around him
to shake his generous paw" was not
slow. The Judge has more real sub
staniaI friends to the square rod. m Med