Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-13
Sun and Lake City Happenings
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Bully for "Crandma!'

Bully for Grandma
For big dish of FIRST class ice cream
see DeEn Gilmore.
Bert Kennedy delivered oil cake from
Lake to his place last week.
Mrs. Eugene Bullock and Miss Edith
Hoagland visited at Belvidere last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The Greek labor which deserted the
u. K. & G. bas been replaced by bet
ter material Irish.
Lots Of people along the Medicine
have been having their share of trouble
on account Of the "friz-up' ice.
John Lines has quit the sporting man S
life and has fallen back to the old reli-
able A. is. for job on the ranch. No
scars on John.
Born, to Nal Eubanks and wife boy
baby on Feb. 9TH. Everything is NOV
ing along nicely, but Nal, he is too hap
py to be quiet.
George Foster is getting ready by de-
grees to operate his threshing machine
Considerable threshing to do yet, but
twill all be over soon.
Ralph Massey got aboard the work
train last Friday evening in company
with his engineer friend and "ziped" to
the Lodge and back in short time.
Worie BIB is trying bachelors life
on his fathers place near Sun. This
ought not to be tolerated if there are as
many young ladies in Goats as he says.
Don't forget that Rev. Gilmore
breaches every second and fourth Sunday
at ] a. m. at Lake City and every Sum
day at 7:30. If you can't come send a
hand.
Clayton Simpson continues to make
things attractive as time flies. The recent
improvements made in his shop shows
his knack for keeping tidy and up with
the times.
The Pierce livery barn is doing an
extensive business In its line this winter.
They have good horses and rigs, in fact
they have everything that belongs to an
up-to-date barn.
A. J. Hargis was in Lake last Wed
nesday supplying himself with long neck
cartridges. He says the cyotes are get
ting his pigs and that he desires to have
few nice scalps.
If man die shall he live again" is
the text that was used by Rev. Moore
at Lake City In last Tuesday afternoons
memorial sermon. His subject was
handled in way that deeply impressed
his hearers
H. w. Skinner bought horses, colts,
cattle and hogs Of O. J. Corliss during
the past week. Give Patrick half a
show and he'll always buy your stuff and
there isn't day but what he has some
thing for the market.
The indications are that the railroad
contractors who made the cut through
the Massey hills will have to come back
and complete their job. Sand and stone
are crumbGng and rolling down at such
rate that if something isn't done within a
few weeks the railroad at that particular
place will be hidden treasure.
IReceived last Thursday
The d. K. & G..boarding cars have
been moved several miles west Of Sun
City.
The bitter cold days Of last week
caused slight suspension in the carpen-
ter business.
Mrs. J. P. Thomas went on hurned
trip to Wellsford last week to greet a
new son at her 's,Mrs. Dowell.
At last, HaVe Wmkler has gotten
his threshing outfit started and may do a
little work if it stays fair few months.
Miss Rose Purdy dropped in athome
last Friday evening the first time for a
considerable while. Miss Rose is teach
ing the Burgn school.
George Lott has purchased a new
Pianola or piano player. It's a mighty
good thing since it requires neither mus
Gle nor mind to operate it.
Frank Cordon's Irishman is a dandy
good fellow as long as the .bitters" hold
out-we meant that for JOSH. jun is
al night bitters or no bitters.