Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-05-05

WIS. WARY NlDSOu Oil Gay uuISOay Oh
this week.
Bonn. to T. S. Gresham and wife on
Thursday. April 18th, son. Dr.. Cole
man in attendance.
Good clean ka6r corn seed at IS
cents per bushel. F. c. Colborn, Med
! icine Lodge, Kansas.
James Hine, brickmason and stone
mason. Work done at reasonable prices.
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
Never in the history of Medicine
Lodge has there been as fine announce
ments in regard to eyes and eye detects
as ]. Harry Gay has in this issue. Read
them.
w. R. Forsyth will go to Wichita to-
day to examine alfalfa mill machinery for
Coles Bros. who expect to put in an alfalfa
mill at once and operate it in connection
with their feed mill.
See those Louweka hand-painted Jar
dinieres and Art Pottery. just the thing for
your nantels and front windows. Also
large ones with Pedestals for front porches
and fine line Of Ivory baking and stew
dishes. Adams & Co.
J. C. Clayton and wife moved into
their new property on south Main last
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Coline,
who represents the Baker Medicine Co.,
moved into Mr.. Clayton's Walnut street
house.
A. FeItner went to Oklahoma Satur-
day to close up deal selling his quarter
section farm on the Yellowstone. 1t is
a fine farm but Mr.. Feltner thinks
that he has done his share of farming
and concluded to sell while the prices are
high.
w. F. Gibson and wife Of Cherokee,
Ok, came up last Wednesday to visit
relatives. Nh. Gibson has sold his ele-
vator in Cherokee and expects to go into
business in Texas. The family will
probably make this headquarters until he
locates.
To show thatthere is something doine
in the poultry business hereabouts, J. v
Fishburn informs us that during the
month Of April he made z shipment.
OF eggs aggregating ESQ cases, and l5e
hens and 10 turkeys. And April ha.
been only an average month.
Guilford Davis was in Wichita the
fore part Of last week visiting and Incl.
dentally helping Scott Rubert break in
his new White Buick car. He returned
home Wednesday night, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Mary. who had been
visiting with friends in Wichita several
weeks.
Several big hail storms swept over the
country last week but this part Of the
country escaped all of them. The storm
was particularly severe at Anthony and
Argonia. At the latter place, according
to press reports, many Of the haiIstone.
measured ! 5 inches in circumference and
ruined many buildings.
Attorneys Field and Griffin made
another trip to Hazelton last Wednesday
to try the Bumet-Piersall case. The
case came to trial this time and resulted
in verdict for the defendant, Piersall
The plaintiff carried the case up to the
district court. Burnett sued on book
account for about $l58, doctor bill anc
drug bill. Piersall claims to have paid
it. Saward |. Field represents the plain.
Tiff and Samuel Griffin the defendant.
Mrs. Carrie Nation. having decided
to retire to private life, after her sren
uous conflict with Satan in America anc
Europe. has settled down on an Arkan
sas farm purchased by Ratchet money
and will spend the remainder Of her day,
there. according to story from Ham
son. Ark. A pleasing part Of the stor,
is the statement that Mrs. Nation wa
persuaded to come to Harrison by "Con
Harvey" who apparently desired her a
a neiehbor. For some years Mrs. Ma
ton has travelled up and down the eartI
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