Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-09-25
Sun andLake City Happenings
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| AIOlu liidt SIdHce!
] Fred Lake and his steady visited
with old neighbors near Goats last
Sunday.
People around Lake and Sun
have been "chewin' the rag for
more cars, still they chew.
| Clarence McOsker has a new
sign post in front of his shop which
shows as light upon a hill.
7 W. H. Drury of Deerhead arriv-
en- at Lake last Wednesday from
an extended visit in the east.
Wesley Triton has employed Geo.
Foster to thresh his wheat. Eos
ter's force has arrived at the ricks
and if it stays fair few weeks the
work may be done.
Roy Bissantz and Lille Bullock
had wonderful vision one day
last week. Those desiring infor-
nation as to particulars will have
to consult the boys.
People up this way are glad to
hear that Mrs. ]. P. Thomas is re-
covering from a long sick spell but
sorry to hear that Jim collided
with a brick and got the worst of it.
John Campbell, wife and kid
left last Monday for Knox, Sewer
and Jefferson counties, Tennessee,
where they will hallelujah with
relatives and friends for a month
or six weeks.
Harry Campbell, the "kinghsh-
er, is simply marvel when it
comes to catching fish. 1t seems
he has made the fish study as
we'll as the quail and can lay
hands on them at pleasure.
Joe Massey who is in Colorado
for the benefit of his health writes
he IS getting along all right. He
receives the Index occasionally
which keeps him up with Barber
county proceedings and makes him
at home.
If a man holds a grudge against
his neighbor it is far better to meet
him face to face and settle
the difficulty rather than to
shy around in the late hours of
night, cut saddle into shreds and
stab a horse.
These cool mornings of latter
September cause a fellow to reach
down and pull up the ''kiver" and
snooze the harder and then hasn't
that dark brown taste IN his mouth
at mornings like he had through
July and August September for US.
Remember that ]. Harry Gay,
the noted eye specialist, will be in
Lake City October 18th and in
Sun City October 14th. If you
have any eye trouble this will be
your opportunity for relief. Eye
examinations free.
There is an old threshing ma.
chine in this vicinity that nearly
everybody claims stock in. The
stockholders are Shell Gray, Harve
Winkler, Sam Eager, Frank Day
and a ''pasel' of Pratt county
blackskins. The Pratt county ne
groes came down the other day to
take the thing home with them but
the boys mere had dollar or two
in it and would not see it 20.
Guess Judge Stewards court will
settle it.
To those who are intere sted in
buying the necessities of life we
would not have you fail to scan G.
G. Shigley's big cad" Anything
from collar button to an over
coat, dishes for your table, every
thing to eat that this country can
afford, jewelry, if you want it. The
price of an article is great query
with the majority of people and
the fact that Mr.. Shigley does
strictly a cash business with the
wholesale houses makes him all the
more able to sell at a low figure.
We will venture to say that he will
give his customers prices within
the next 20 days that can hardly be
duplicated in Barber county. His
large store room of nigh a hundred
feet in length, with proportioned
width and height, contains much
for your inspection.