Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-06-19


and Williams paints. None any better.
E. B. Fullerton Of Hazelton was
county seat visitor last Friday.
Mrs. ]. E. McCorkle returned to her
home IN Harper last Thursday.
For short time you can save twenty
FIVE per cent on millinery goods. Jones
Mer. Co.
For sale. A good span Of draft hors-
es. sound and all night. Inquire Of C. A.
Bucklin.
w. L. Tiff and family left on Monday
for Colorado where they will spend the
summer.
Rev. Frank c. Ward will preach at
Sun City at 8 p. m. Thursday evening.
June 10th.
have registered 3-year-old Her |!
ford bull for sale. Papers go with him.
Riley Lake.
Bishop L. M. Griswold D. D., will
o6ciate in St. Marks Episcopal Church
next Sunday, June 23rd.
Mrs. C. H. Bredengerd and family
departed last Thursday for Danville to
make that city their home.
DR.. Donovan reports fine boy baby
born to Oliver Owens and wife of Shar-
on, on Tuesday. June lth.
Forsyth's mill is the right place to get
your feed. Com chop. kafr chop. bran,
shorts and chicken feed always on hand.
Mrs. Preston Patton will spend the
summer at Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
She expects to leave by way Of Kiowa
within week or two.
Go to Gorden Produce Co., south Of
.Daviss store. north Main, for cane seed,
kahr corn. millet seed. chop. bran, shorts
Highest cash price for eggs and poultry.
R. NJ. Woodward returned Tuesday
from Medicine Lodge, where he had
been to help a son during rush Of work
in the harness shop.-Harper Advocate.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will serve ice cream, cake and pie in
the Springer building on the east side Of
Main street every Saturday during the
summer.
WE. Stout went to Kiiowa Saturday
night to join Mrs. Stout and children
who were visiting with C. w. Wilson
and wife. They returned home Mon
day night.
Mrs. R. H. Faxon and the boy left
last Monday for I hutchinson and Kansas
City. They will return on Saturday.
MIR. Faxon accompanied them on part Of
the trip.
Mrs. Ed Williams Of Medicine Lodge,
visited few days at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs, Harry Huston, in this
city, returning home Tuesday afternoon.
-Attica Independent.
Carrie Nation broke her silence again
last week. She was arrested in Wash
ngton on Wednesday for raising dis
turbance in front of one Of. the down
town saloons. She was not sent to iail
this time.
Maurice Kathren was the first Medi-
cine Lodge passenger on the early NOM
ing D. E. & G. passenger which
made its first run out Monday morning.
He went to Chattanooga, |. T., to batch
couple Of weeks with Herbert Lindley.
The D. E. & c. passenger began
carrying mail Sunday night. 1t is a re-
Lief to know that we have a Sunday
mail at last even if it does arrive late.
The mail service extends up to Belvidere
which will he appreciated by people Of
northwest Barber.
George and Marion Shannon Of Car
thage, Mo-, sons Of L. H. Shannon, az
nved Thursday to spend the summer
with their grandfather, Judge Stevens,
and aunt. Mrs. Eugene Youmans. They
visited the first Of the week with another
aunt. Mrs. L. NJ. Gibson, at Isabel, the
FIRST Of the week.
The new railroad time schedule went
into effect Monday. In the county it is
not very satisfactory. 1t prevents the
busy man in the country and neighboring
cities from making trip to the county
seat and return in the same day, and in
this respect will keep considerable trade
away from Medicine Lodge. Business
men who want to make quick tip to
Kansas City or Wichita will find the new
schedule advantageous. If the D. E. &
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