Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-02-27
Sharon items.

Good old Kansas sunshine once again.
Luke Chapm was IN Sharon last
Thursday.
Arthur Maddox drove over to the
Lodge Monday.
The east side Of Main street IN Sha-
ron Is building up.
Grandma Roach has been under the
weather the past week.
The crows and the frogs are harp
ing, guess its springtime, Annie.
jesse Hogue has been losing some
cattle IN stalk pasture the past month.
Saturday afternoon our busy little
banker, Herbert Hobble, was busy max
ing out transfer papers. deeds, etc.
Robert and Harve Schnelle returned
home Thursday from Missouri where
they have been attending school the
past winter.
Geneva Burnett had the bad luck to
get poisoned one day last week with
something like ivy. She was laid up
with it several days.
Two of the insanity experts m the
Ihaw case, Dr.. Mcdonald and Prof.
Austin Flint, were Dr.. Atwens old pro-
fessors in college IN New York state.
All who missed the lecture Sunday
night at the Christian church by Supt.
Geo. L. Hasford Of the Kansas Chi
drens Home Society, missed 1eat.
J. w. Master of near Topeka left for
his home Wednesday. He came out to
see after his land interests here. He
omns the old Gates ranch west Of Sharon.
The Madrigal Lady Entertainers
were all night. One hears only praises
for them since their performance here
Thursday night. by all who had the good
luck to hear them.
Jake White moved his barber effects
out Of the old Globe Hotel into the new
building just across the street that Vim.
Lindtner lately built. Wade May6eld
is helping him move.
The Little River Monitor says, any,
one who is old enough to bootleg is old
enough to know better" Yes, but it
usually takes the efforts Of an aroused
and longsufering community to make
them do better.
Frank Lowenshier, our butcher, is re-
building the old shop and adding to it
SO it is going to be quite building after
all. He has moved it from where il
formerly stood to over south of Nealy
Burket's black smith shop.
Seems to us it is about time our band
boys were giving us some music. They
have been practicmg for some time now
AN entertainment by the Sharon band
would be welcome announcement in
the near future to the majority Of the
Sharonites and especially to those who
clipped i" to start it.
While elping to move the butche,
shop one day last week Jno. Burke,
somehow got hurt. Just how no one
seems to know; however, he fell and
sprained his back some way or tore
some Of the muscles loose. DR.. Dono.
van was called and has made several
trips to see him. The patient has suffer.
ed considerably since the accident.
Geo. Lewis Hasford, superintendent
Of the Chldren's Home Society Of the
Wichita district, was IN town last week
IN the interest Of that institution. Sunday
morning and evening he spoke in the
Christian church. He told of the prog
ress that has been made in the work
since he was last here; he also spoke of
the good Of home influences. His def
milton Of home was good.
Monday Jas. Larned, our good ma
tured Santa Fe agent, returned from a
trip to the southern land. Starting from
Florence, Kansas, he went to La Junta,
and from there to see some relatives in
New Mexico, then on to ElPaso where
he crossed over into Old Mexico. He
says there is a very distinct difference in
the appearance of things as soon as you
cross the border. Altogether it was a
pleasure trip well canned by Jimmie.