Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-10-28
Sun and Lake City Happenings

A. ]. Hargis drops in at Lake
City occasionally.
Get your whiskers trimmed.
Yours truly, Frank DeGeer.
Look out! Fred Lakes winter
lap robes will soon be on display.
Mr.. Lott and wife of Ohio are
visiting relatives in Sun vicinity.
Best and cheapest line of combs,
hair, clothes and hat br ushes at
Lake City drug store.
Mrs. c. w. Harper went to the
Lodge, Friday morning, to have
some dental work done.
Get copperas for your hogs.
Let US tell you why. In 10 cent
packages. At Lake City drug
store.
Ralph Massey came to Lake
City Saturday afternoon and as
luck would have it his girl was
there too.
Dave Freemyer launched out
on an extensive hog deal but be
fore he made the trade the bottom
fell out of the market.
Mesdames Bissantz, Lott and
Massey represented the Sun Baptist
church at the Pratt Baptist AS.
ISOLATION last Thursday.
Rev. Moore of the Lodge, one of
the ablest preachers in the south
west Kansas conference, has been
holding the Lake audience spell
bound by his fine sermons.
Charlie Hildebrand was in Lake
City last week scattering smiles
etc. He has recently occupied the
new house which was contracted
by Marquand g. Woodward.
Election day will soon be here.
0! say Kid what do you suppose
the harvest will be? Kid says
many will be turned into outer
darkness" etc. Bring on your
wheat straw.
During the heavy rain and wind
storm of last Monday night week
Bloyd Latchaw's buggy was blown
from its usual place and was car
ried down the Bear creek tide;noth-
ing but the top has been recovered.
Lake City started in to improved
and furnish the interior of the
school rooms, but it seems they
they have stopped before the work
was done. Both rooms are badly
In need of teachers chairs, desks
etc. The chair now in use in the
primary room is by no means
safe piece of furniture, being about
ready to "fall to slaves" The desk
in the professors room which is
composed of remnants of goods
boxes, has everything but an in
wiling appearance. Now we breth-
rem, who have the ''say so" con.
corning these matters had better
jar loose and get busy. Jer., goth
chapter and and verse.
lReceived too late for publication last week J.
Geo. Hastings is baling his hay
this week.
A very heavy rain fell Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Carr made her
weekly visit to Lake last Saturday.
Lon Davis and wife are visiting
home folks in Lake City this week
William DORIS father of Chero-
kee, spent Monday in Lake City.
Scott Buck autoed Riley Lake
to the city of Pratt last Wednesday.
Frank Mills and others are
making cement walks IN their front
yards.
Mrs. NJ. F. Casio is trying her
luck with those who are taking
music.
Charles Marty and NJ. F. Casio
shipped cattle 20 Kansas City last
Monday.
George Smith from Forest City
district, came footing into Lake.
Saturday P. M.
Frank Hoagland was in the
Lodge last Tuesday and remained
for the Waterman concert.
Politics are beginning to rage
and office seekers are going about
seeking whom they may devour.
Corn is worth IS cents per bushel
IN Tennessee. 1t is predicted that
before next spring it will be $1.oo.
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