Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-06-10
'Sun and lake City happenings

The hog case will come up mex,
Saturday may be.
Louis Bissantz made a bushes:
trip to the Lodge last Tuesday.
Charles Douglass of Oklahoma
is visiting his son, Eben, and family
The recent rains have caused the
alfalfa and corn to have growing
spasms.
George Lott has piece of wheat
that will be ready for the cycle
this week.
Mr.. Cole and wife of Colorado
made a brief visit at the A. ]. Har.
gis home last week.
Misses Norma and Inez Hide.
brand, Freda Elsea and Goldie Dor,
are recent pupils in music.
Born, to Sam Eager and wife on
Friday night, big girl baby. DR..
T. b; Rogers was Johnny on the
spot" in due time.
Lake and Sun will henceforth be
in shape to furnish ice cream. Call
at the Hoagland or Redwine no.
tells Saturdays and Sundays.
Orville Eager complained of be.
ing sick last week-said he got too
much sour kraut. Too much of
even a good thing often gives bad
results.
Homer Hastings has been badly
OFT his feed for several weeks and
though much of his being remain
eth, he looks to be considerably re-
duced.
Anybody desiring to trade horses
will do we'll to see Bill Harmon.
with the understanding that Willie
is going to look closely after his
own interest.
The Redwine hotel is already
doing an extensive business. AS
many as IS hungry faces make it a
special point to get around the
board at meal time.
We are expecting Our beloved
lately married w. B. Summers this
week. He has been gone over a
month and will have to preach
"fearfully' to catch up.
Jim Elsea left last Wednesday
for Indiana to see his brother who
is in serious condition by having
been kicked by a horse. 1t is
thought his recovery is doubtful.
One would think Wortie Bibb
most too fat to perform the farm
ing act very much, but to see him
make pitchfork- walk about" in
the alfalfa field is convincing 9TH
erwise.
M. F. Casio alighted from the
train last Wednesday morning and
after having gotten prices on spring
wagons of different firms he found
it to his advantage to purchase of
Fred Lake.
Jim Redwlne and his newly
married lady of Kentucky arrived
in this vicinity last Thursday. We
believe James will decide to re-
main here if the high winds don t
bluff him out.
Millard Stewart came to Lake
last Saturday morning before the
majority of the "river rats" had
awakened from their slumber. Mil
lard is one of those who believes in
"early to bed" etc.
The children's day entertainment
at the M. F. church Sunday, was
nothing short of a success. The
ladies who had charge are experts
and everything moved mefrily anc
cheerily along.
Mr.. Miller ST., returned to Lake
Wednesday morning. He report:
that his son-in-law, Mr.. Hixon
who resides at Hooker, Oklahoma,
recently had his hardware store
burned to the ground.
c. w. Harper has been paying
visits to Dentist McAllister as a re-
suit of the lump jaw. The ''lump'
has been reduced and he is now
ready to take your order for any
thing in the building line.
Mrs. Young who abides 3 mile.
west of Sun City is doing a mos
miraculous thing in the way O
raising chickens. She makes one
hen care for from so to 100 chicks
and its properly done, too.
c. S. Marty sacrificed enough
time to go fishing last Saturday
and to his disappointment caught
a very desirable string of fish.
Since Charles isn't married yet he
did the cooking while Harold Har-
per looked after the eating.
The last discourse on monkeys
and balloons shot javelins at the