Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-04-21

Gravel for sale at 20 cents per load.
M. Best.
G. G. Lewis and wife leave for Wich-
ita this morning to visit few days with
friends.
Better than Others" shoes for sale by
J.k. Richardson, Gerlane. Every pam
guaranteed.
For Sale-A good farm wagon and
double harness. Frank Illingsworth.
Phone ! 54.
Mrs. w. E. Lusk and little daughter
Of Anthony arrived on Saturday to visit
with Mrs. Lusk' parents, w. S. Rhoades
and wife. and family.
The Earnest Workers will meet with
Mrs. J. c. Richardson on Thursday,
April 22nd. All members are request
ed to come prepared to work.
Attorneys Field. Griffin and Tincher
made another trip to Hazelton Saturday
to look after the Burnett-Pier.all suit. 1t
was again continued to the 18th.
Dr.. E. w. Clark bought the Merrill
residence. corner Cherry street and
Washington avenue, on Saturday. Dr..
and Mrs. Clark will move into the house
soon.
Water Superintendent Stockstill has
been calling on water consumers the past
week drawing up contracts for the year.
The rates, like the tariff rates, are being
revised upward. At least that has
been the experience Of many.
H. H. Cases home is having more
than one family's share of measles this
season. The three youngest children
Huston, Adolphus and the baby-are
down with them this week and another
boy, Gordon, has just recovered.
Summer6eld S. Alexander was honor
ed by the kingman county bar by being
chosen Judge protein in the absence o
Judge Gillett at the last term Of court ir
kingman county. Summer. by the way
has built up nice practice since estab
fishing himself in business in kingman.
The Philips-Rule case was settles
Saturday by agreement. The Phillip.
| boys agreed 10 plead guilty to assaul
and battery with Mr.. Rules consent ant
it was settled that way. They wer,
fined SIS and costs, amounting to
total Of about $50.
Martin will never learn the ballo
law. In his latest he says the in
structions to voters go under the cir
cle." Now wouldn't that jar you
Look again. C. M. Nov u c an
now u don't" and now you see C. NJ
can't G. See2
The 8-year-old daughter Of w. A
Stevens and wife of Valley townshi
died last Thursday night. She was sic
for some time with lung and kidne
trouble. The funeral was held Frida
and the little one was laid away in tn
Mumford cemetery. The parents hav
the sympathy Of their neighbors an
friends in their bereavement.
]. N. Tincher went to Coldwat,
Monday to represent his client. Ab
Bachman, who was tried there yesterds
on an insanity charge. Bachman is IL
man who was shot by the Protectio
banker few weeks ago. The bank,
claimed that Bachman made an attemI
] on his life in an insane spell when he sh'
: him. Mr.. Tncher had not returne
= when the paper was printed and we di
= not learn the result Of the trial.
Irving A. Oldham departed Monda
night for his former home at Maynard
Arkansas. where he expects to be abo,
month. He was accompanied by
Nv. Finley who went to look at ha
|, section Of land owned by Mr.. Oldham
with view to buying it. If Mr.. Fimle
invests he may conclude to move the
li-f he can arrange his business afai
!. here. although there is nothing at al ce
tain about it. Mr.. Oldham expects
make this place his permanent hon
j which is bis reason for desirins to sell
Arkansas. We would like to see Il
sale go through for Mr.. Oldhan's sal
, but # it means the losing Of the Fink
+ Bros. we would rather it would not.
Geo. Stone and Frank Geppert, tw
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