Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
Your dollars go farthest at Coles

get IT.
Your dollarsgo farthest at Coles $
Let the Badger at Gerlane figure
your lumberbiil. Right stuff al
the right price.
For Sale: New fve-rcom house
on N. Main street. Call on or ad-
dress,E, L. Taber, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas.
| For Sale-Richardson's Messages
and Papers of the Presidents in 10
Vols. indispensable to lawyers and
other pnblic men. May E. Hoss.
w. S. Cant has begun building
a nice cottage on his lots on north
Walnut. w. E. Johnson has the
During her recent visit in Texas
Mrs. c. G. Taliaferro met up with
J. M. DeLisle and wife. They now
reside in Higgins where Mi. r.DeLisle
is doing nice real estate busi-
ness and Mrs. DeLisle is principal
of the city schools. Both are in
excellent health and looking we'll.
Dr. ]. Harry Gay, the eye special.
ist, will be in Kiowa, September
10th and nth, and at Medicine
Lodge, Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th and 14th, at Lake
City, September 18th, and at Shar-
on September 10th. Bring your
eyes. -.
Mrs. Ida Galland was called to
Lawton, Ok, last Thursday to at
tend niece who is very sick with
typhoid fever. Her mother, Mrs.
Morlan, was visiting in Lawton
when her and-daughter was TAX
en- sick and is also assisting in car
ing for her.
Mrs. Louise Goslin and grand
son, Bruce Siple, departed for their
home on Monday. Mrs. Goslin is
Ia cousin OF D. F. Painters. She
and her grandson came up from
Enid last week to attend Mrs. Hor-
ney's funeral and they remained a
week to visit among relatives.
On August 18th, 1900, a class
was organized at the Christian
church for a study of the Bible.
They will use the work of Herbert
Moninger on Training for Service"
and it will be a great help in the
study. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, both young and old,
to meet with us in this study.
Class meets promptly at 4 p. m.
each Lords Day.
The weather these dayS.is decid-
edly heated The thermometer
registers from 1o5 to no and there
are no immediate indications of
moderation. The corn crop will
be good in spots and in other spots
there will be none, accor ling to
whether or not the fields were in
the belts Of the local rains. Alto
gether this is very severe summer,
comparing somewhat to the
drouthy year of 1894.
o. S. Prfee of Sharon recently
received a check for $40 from the
Woodmen Accident Association a
(! few days ago on account of small
! injury received May 18th. Mr..
Price is. a plasterer by trade and
while Stacking lime injured an eye
severely although by giving it
careful attention the sight was re-
stored and the eye is entirely heal
ed again. Mr.. Price was unable to
work for several weeks. The
prompt settlement of the claim by
the w. A. A. is commendable.
|. The Annual Bulletin Of The
Barber County High School is out.
1t is very comprehensive this year
l-moreso than any Bulletin issued
In the history OF the ScnOOl. Every
student eligible to enter high
school and every person interested
in school work should procure a
COPY and examine it carefully.
The school of this city offers more
and better advantages for the ensu-
ing term of 1ooo-Io than any high
school within radius of fifty miles
and a course here is worth more
| than that offered by great ma
| lority of so-called high schools and
most of the preparatory colleges.
1t will cost your son or daughter
no more to attend this school than
it does to attend inferior ones.
! Cole Mere. Co. have the stock
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