Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-07-07

II. II Ease transacted business IN
Kansas City last week.
Good pure Shumach cane seed foI
sale. B. E. Wadsworth.
" e carry the Wolf Banquet Hams
The best on the market. Cole & Son
I Wanted-A blacksmith. C. N
Marshall. No booze fighter need apply
Miss Nora Flint of Anthony visited
with her parents here Saturday and Snn-
day.
See the program and announcement Of
Home Talent and Recital published this
week. Don't fail to attend.
High class photographs at moderate
prices. The Burke Studio, Bird door
west Of the court house.
Full blood Duroc-Jersey boar for sale.
VIII weigh 1870 pounds, eligible to reg
ister. ]. P. Elesa. Lake City. Kans.
For Sale. Horse, buggy and harness.
Also 3-year-old Norman colt and a
bay running mare J years old. C. N.
Marshall.
J. N. Tincherrteft on Saturday to vis-
it his wife and children at Lonsbeach,
California, where they are spending the
summer.
Miss Maude Bene6el departed on
tuesday Of last week to make an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends in DIFF
ferent Missouri towns.
Mrs. Louie Wasson-OdeIl and daueh-
ter, Miss Helen. departed for their home
at Topeka last Thursday. after visiting
the past two months with Miss Bernice
Woodward.
Geo. P. Wiltshire went to Croft, Kan
sas, Saturday, returning home on Mon
day. His father who was so seriously
i'll in the spring is gradually recovering
his health.
c. B. Kinkaid and wife departed last
Wednesday for Geuda Springs where
they expect to remain a short time for
the benefit Of Mrs. Kinkaids health.
From there they contemplate going on a
trip to New Mexico.
O. J. Corliss returned Monday from
St. Adams. Vermont. He did not bring
any stock out on this trip but he will prob
ably make another trip east next month
for that purpose. In the meantime his
address will be Goats, Kansas.
Sam Ruggles, who had been on the
farm near Medicine Lodge recuperat.ng
from his late attack Of pneumonia, re-
turned to this city last Saturday much
improved, and has gone to work again in
the barber shop.-Coldwater Talisman.
B. R. Smith and wife visited Saturday
and Sunday with Joseph Myers and wife.
MIR. Smith is manager Of The Badger
Lumber Company at Gerlane. He is
formerly from Spearville, Kansas, having
come here only lew weeks ago. The
two families have been intimate friends
many years.
The Central Kansas Business College
of Abilene. Kansas, offers half scholar
ship free to the FIRST young man or wom-
an who enrolls in the college from this
county before Sept. 10th. 1909. Send
for catalog today. This school is certi-
fed by State Supt. E. T. Fairchild,
Topeka, Kansas.
II ne infant child OF II. b. Moss and
wife died on Tuesday. June 10Th after
a sickness Of several weeks with cholera
infantum. The child was about three
months old. The funeral was held on
Wednesday, conducted by Elder c. H.
Brown, pastor Of the Christian church.
The parents in thus being called upon to
lay away their only child have the heart
felt sympathy Of their friends.
A Sawyer woman gathered in her
washing from the line and afterwards dis
covered that she had carried rattle snake
in with it. The sight Of the snake fright
ened her from the room and during her