Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-04-22
il. w. Halls Overland Shows.
HGzeH0n Items.

| ". I. Shilling of Topeka was in the city a
| short time one day last week shaking hands
with old-time friends.
7. n. Cunningham has anew barn about
completed on his farm northwest of town. q.
| W. Payne is doing the work.
| DIR. n. NJ. Burnett went to Colorado last
| week TO 10 axe the necessary preparation to
| move the family out to their new home.
| A. II. Robinson has his new house well on
| the way toward completion and when done il
will be credit TO the town, neat and conven-
| lent.
Prof. c. A. Hyatt has bought the herald
| printing outfit and will take charge the first
of May. We wish him every success except
possibly politically.
Fred Bell who was taken to Hutchinson
some time ago to be treated was brought back
home Friday, apparently in no better con-
dltlon than when he left here.
Corn planting is getting pretty well along
toward finish and there never was time
when the ground was in better condition for
planting than II has been this spring.
T. r. Maltbie loaded his wagon Saturday
and started for his new home in Harper coun-
". He Will. before moving his family. build
large barn and an addition TO his dwelling.
Under Sheriff Mathews was in town one day
last week posting NJ, notices warning the peo-
pie to get ready for the primary election. We
now look to see the petitions coming thick
and fact.
tended visit with her old friends in Pennsyl-
vania. 1t has been a good many years since
she was back there and We hope her visit will
be an enjoyable one.
Say, Mr.. Index Boys if you never saw some
real fine heat and alfalfa just take day off
and come down here and we will show you
what 1t takes to make a real Kansas looking
crop. 1t Is sure as fine as silk.
A great many of our farmers have harrow
ed their wheat this spring and some few are
still at it. Some have given it two harrow
ings and it is our opinion that they will find
that no work done to their crops will bring
them better results than this does.
Up to date we have received subscriptions
TO the McCracken Memorial Fund from the
Burnett Sl.00. clyde Davis pc. f. c. carpenter
SOC. A. NJ. Betty Sl.O0. L. w. Fullerton sl.OO.
John George S10O. \. K. EakinS SOC. S. N.Wible
| SOC. Jesse Thompson SOC, w. S. Ballard SOC. J.
II. Drake 59c, A; w. Moore DC. F. L. Dicks 25c.
u. o. Edwards 25c. w. NJ. Campbell Pc. F.
Jacobson 25c. .. II. Rhodenbaugh Pc, Robert
Dunbar Pc, Wesley Prock ,5c, Thomas dim
ger 9'oc. H. 7: Watts SOC. C. Mckinney sl.0O. w.
SlO0 b. L. Drake S10O, j. r. Hargis soc. w. a.
Maddox SOC. L, NJ. Presnall DC. F. S Welsh PC.
o. NJ; Wilson Soc, o. II. Dunbar SOC. J. O.webb
21c, j D. Dimmick $780, Henry Knorp 25c
mon SOC. y: j. Ayers DC. W. III. Robinson $780,
i. q. Sewell Soc j. f. Goodan DC, J. f. Lester
2Oc. n. \. Fausett pc. j. T. Cook pc, W. f.
Burns Pc. F. J. Hardesty DC, Yes Stephenson
Pc; J. r. circle pc. T. l.. Mayteld Pc. F. W.
| Elder Soc. Joseph Pfatf Pc. q. n. Tarrant 25c
II. ii. Reynolds 25c. j. II. Thompson DC, J. H.
Mathews $500. q. L. Martin S100. and have de-
posted the same with the state Bank of HaZ-
elton to the credit of this particular fund.
| There are still good many more who have
| not vet subscribed and if anyone has been
! overlooked by us or the two banks all they
have to DO IS to let it be known and some one
| of us will take pleasure in taking your sub
scrption We are not begging but want every
! one TO have a chance to get some of the credit
| for this very laudable undertaking.