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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
HOgTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston, tCt. o.
FrOr'R-Flour IS quiet and unchanged
on sprin:; patents, and shade easier
on winter wheat brands: New
spring patents. s. 5od5ao; now spring
clears, A4nfaoo: winter patents, s5.7om
"a: winter straights. s5.AoN67o; winter
clears. s5lon5.5o; Kansas patents. $3.50
IS
ORNMEAI-Quiet and lower: oatmeal
is steady: nag cornmeal. sl.35G13';
GRADUATED. sG9o04; bolted, s2.Sod%ao;
rolled oatmeal. s5a5.:5; cut s5.5oG5.75;
rye flour. NloT4N; rye meal $50;
cral,m. s. 25N5.Go
CORN-Corn Is duh and lower: Carload
lots. spot No. . yellow. 71Mc; steamer
yellow Tic; No. yellow. 7olsc; for ship
ment. ill rail No. yellow, 7ld7l'ac; No
2 Yellow 70i.671c lake and rail, 1c less
OATs-Oats are quiet and urchanged
Carload lots spot. No clipped white
4Stac: No clipped white. &C; No. 3
( olipned white. ACC: rejected white. 45c {;
/ for shipment. fancy 10 lbs. 47isd +sc; 20
lbs. 461sN47c &c lbs. i6d46itc "a lbs, $40
46c.
/ HAy-Hay is quiet; miifeed dull and
lower: Hay. choice. Sljnd22; NO. /,
seo.5oa2l: No. . sl9Ql9.50 No. 3, $1,000
is: rye straw. NS.loN19 oat straw, 1850;
sack spring bran. s237iQ2t; winter
bran. s24Te45o: middlnrs. s24N2S5o; mix
ed feed. s25G2s Is: red doc. s3l75; cotton
seed meal SCI 5o1S3; gluten feed. $50. 30;
hon1in,. feed. $3.50 stock feed. S2S.75.
PORK-Pork provisions are firm:
Short cut and heavy backs. so7; medium,
sos o5Nos.75; long cut. s275o; raw leaf
lard. 1880: rendered leaf lard. 15a4c;
lie
15,sdI5s4c; briskets. 1850; pork tongues,
$3.50 country dressed hogs, 1oihTlo.c.
BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet and slight
" easier for the best cuts: Extra
heavy sides, nG1ltac: good ea10c; light
6slasc; heavy kinds, 12i4dl4c; good, ia
lcc: light 7a1oc; heavy fores, SisG9c
good. Tnsc; light, 5dsc
I.AMRs-Quiet; veals are steady
Spring lambs 1l1a01o14c: winter lambs
709c: Yea rlings, 7dsc; muttons. 7ms'sc
veals choice, 12a14c.
POTLTRY-Steady and unchanged
Western iced turkeys, oou22c ma
tive broilers, oo02cc: northern fowl. $50
lac for large and l6d17c for medium
western brothers, ia lSc western fowl
large ls'kNi-c; medium. l5015iac; native
pigoor-, si.joa2 doz spuabs, s2.'5d3.
EGGs-Firm. Choice hennery ant
nearby. 25637c; eastern extras, 30632c
western. 2502-c.
BEANS-G}eans are easy and I'm
changed Quotations.: Carload lots. pea
g i5d95o; medium S?.i5025o; yellow
eyes. S25Q33j; red k'dneys $2.75d2.So
foreign pea beans. S1oq2..5, Scotch
green peas. s23NNo95: Canadian peas
s,.75G1 SO; Lima beans, SIC JobhinG lots
1OlfIrc ohovc carload lots
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
MARSHFIEL,D

late John 3. Pike, was stricken with
apoploxy Tuesday evening, September
2S. She died Wednesday morning. Mrs
Pike was daughter Of Cob Jeremiah
and Serepta Atkins, born IN Cabot AUG
ust 90. 1885. She was long a member 81
the Methodist Church Two sons, j. Der
ton OF this town and william 4. OF
Pasadena, Cal. ana Ave grandchildren
survive her. Funeral services were neld
from her late home Friday at two
O'Clock, tho Rev. r. T.. Currcr oiiciat
ing ln'ormoni was in the VILLAGE c"mc
tery.-Mrs. Lydia Bemls is In Montpelier
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FhYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel McIauchlin and
MIS-. Darby were in Montpelier Sntur-
daY.-Davd Mckay and Mr.. and Mrs.
V. I,afcvrc attended county coat at
Montpelicr last week as Witnesses In
HE trial Of Livingston Us. SMALL. -
". c. Bragg has moved 20 Mrs. {. NJ.
2ichnrdson's farm in Watsfeld. H..
Norton Lae morcd on To tho 5. Maxwell
farm. frank Niay"ain has Tiovct beck
70 Zig inrln IN town.
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MORETOWN.

l3irton Ward and j. w. Bates are in
Now Brunswick.-Ms Harriet Knapp
and mother of FIinsdale, ~ H.. are
guests of Mrs. Addio Sawyer.-A son
was born to MI and Mrs, james Flynn
Monde John Eeltv has returned from
the Mary rlctches hosp'tal,--Miss BeaSo
Trinp Of Now Nedford, M1ss.. is u ,-'cSI
at the home cf r. j. Forrls, her rncle
Mr.. and Ms. john Hurdle were il
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from stone cutters consumption. aged 80
years 4 wife and three children survive
him in Scotland. Mr.. Gould was iutcrl-
ing to- bring his family to Montpelier
this fan. Ills funeral was held Tuesday
Afternoon,
Wrcn Washington county court cor
vrnod ruesday. afternoon Judge Water
man charged the jury in tho case Of
Fowlc VS.. Mcdonald ana cutler that
has been hol1 mp ten days by n sick
JUNIOR. Trial NJ the case of Nears vs..
Daniels was then resumed. The jury in
tho 1'owlic ease returned verdict In the
evening for tie plaintin to recover $500
aud her costs. AT a former trial of this
case she WAS awarded $3.50 for the
death Of her husband on the granite
quarry of the 1cfondants IN Barre.
Homer Carp II Barre. county game
warden has awarded Beniamin Daley If
this city 80 for damages done by deer
to q field Of beans In Moretown owned
by Mr.. Dalov James {. Kelley was also
allowed SO for beans and apples dos
troyed by deer. and Earl Densmore $40
for vegetables eaten.
\ daughter was born sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harold l.. Picrcc.
Walter H. Goss advertising man and
reporter on the Morning Journal, has
severed his connection with that rapor
30 go into the Erpn and feed business
at South Royalton.
TIE public service commission was In
sossior Tuelday- at the state TIousr. lut
There was no hearing before it ON the
telephone troubles in Montpelier ard
Errre. In fact no date was fixed for such
laar.r. Neither party has wnivcd any
of ite NIGHTS but the New England Tele-
phone company IS to at once restore n
free sc'1Ice between Montpelier aud
i}arrc and put practically all its rates
back to- where they were Juno l. 1t row
seems probable there will be no hearing
before the commission until after the
telephone company has made contemplate
> oi improvements I'm It's plants in the two
r cities, witch will take a year or more 70
l complete At all events temporary
= truce has been declared.
o. j. ". Gialaiso and Miss Ka.nerne Z.
c Lynch were married Tuesday mornine
~ 81. August'nc's Church " The Rcv.
9 Father W J. OSullivap. Antoine Ga
. laleo, father OF the groom and l.. J..
Lynch Of Springfield. Mass, attended the
= couple NJ the altar. The newly welded
/ pair left ut nine o'clock for Boston.
! Tho wedding of Representative Herbert
Y G. Barber of Erattlehoro and Miss Flor
i ence II. Whittier IS to occur Wednesday
I cvealug October %, at eight o'clock at
% Bet any Church. Mr.. Barber represented
T EmN'"'oro in the LEGISLATURE Of 1905
o. AND 4i'ss Whittier has been for several
- y''s the trusted private secretary for
Nason s. stone. state superintendent OF
4 o3lcauon.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Quotatioss fos Cattle, ShesD and Hess
At New York.
New York, Oct. q
BEEVES-Receipts Ito; market Arm.
Steers a. Da6 S., buils $1,000 70: cows
81. 7oa4s5. Exports 2,sio quarters OF beef.
CALVES Receipts i7O7, market Arm.
Veals $sBO6Ilo96; choice 5000; throw
outs - ood8 10; grassers Ss,75af4So; west
ern S. scat. a9,., vearlings s3.ooa3.60. City
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ON THE JOB.

Miss Coy Cat the garden partD-Let
me KITS You? Cortainly not, I'VE only
Known YOU an hour.
MI Hustler Cooking ut his watch
well thcn, ~ 'poHo I come around in an
hour and y IaIter?- Boston Transcript.
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OBITUARY..
Mis-. Elizabeth Com..ky,

The body Of Miss Elizabeth Ccmosky,
who died Monday morning at St.
Joseph's orphan asylum. was taken IN
the afternoon to heP former home in
BarrA where the funeral was held.
Miss Conrosky was q years OF age and
had lived in this city but a short tina
Death resulted from hemorrhases. A sis.
ter. Mn Agnes Williams Of Barre whq
was called here by her illness. returned
home Monday.
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Myrtle Helen. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Topper Of South Burlington.
died September = at the ase Of six
months and II days. The funeral was
held at ton o'clock Friday morning AT
the home OF the parents with interment
In Lake View cemetery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07

Montpelier Monday to attend tho tunerai
of Charles Son.-Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
Hunt, who have been spending the sum
mer at Queen City Park. have returned
home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07

Baby won't s~.r 1--WE minutes with
Group II you Apply DR.. Thomas Fclec<
trio OH 1t once. 1t acts like magic
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARK FIT.

Chicago. oct G.
WHEAT-Dec. Nol7s; May N.oaE. July
9s7sc
CORN-Oct. 5oc; Dec. 571ac; May 5oaisc-
July $3.50.
OATS-Dec. ss7sc: May 4lasc
PORK-.Tan siS.o2k; May $50
IARD-Oct, sl2.10: Nov sll,521a; Jan.
s1OG7ia
RIBs-Oct. sll25: Jan. sos7ls; May So
67M.
REE-Cash 72N 7sc: Dec. 72c.
ARLEY-Cash 4SM62c.
TIMOTHY-Oct $3.50.
CTOVER-N Nominal.
Cash quotations were as follows:
CLOVER-Nominal.
RYE-No. g. 73c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 4sd50c; fair
to choice mailing. 55Q6lc.
FLAXSEED-No. southwestern, f.
Se,4: No. northwestern. q. 49ia.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2. COASTS.
LOVER-$l2oo
MESS PORK-(per bbl.) sA.oO.
LARD-(per 100 lbs.) $l2.17a
SHORT RIBS-Sides Qoose) Nl.l2Ax9
ll37ia
sIDES-short clear (boxe6 sl2371h0
1850.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearance OF wheat and -four
were equal to 26S,000 blu. Primary receipts
were 100000 bu.. compared with i.1sS,-
900 blu. the corresponding day q year
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow,
Wheat 20 cars: corn 200 carsi oats LOB
cars; hogs 5000 head.
BU1TER-Steady, creamertes. 29c
diaries &c.
EGGs-Steady at mark. receipts ssOS
cases; cases included IS: Arsts 22ho:
prime firsts. ?Ac.
CHEESE-Strong. Diaries. ie8Ne;
twins 15IAc Young Americas. lba.dFl6c;
Long Horns. 1b%a16c.
POTATOES-Steady. choice to fancy
4sG5oc; fair to good, &Q47c
Steady. turkeys, l5al6c
chickens. l3c; springs. l3o
VEAI--Steady, 50 to 60 III. WITS. 9qp9,sc
GO Ia s. Id. WITS. 9leGl0c; IS to 40 Id vts
| loh0Gc.
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Fl. w. ALLEN q co.
Household Linens

In the basement linen store to-day--fine Huck,
pure linen hemmed hand Towels.
Size 1922 inches Price ~ each 50 50 Dozen
Hem,titched size 1922 inches Price Csc each So 90 doz
Scaloped edge l4x22 inches Price 35c each $3.50 dol.
Hemstitched Satin Stripe Huck size 15x24 inches
Price ..................39 c each or 81. 50 dozen.
Fine Huck, damask border 1880 inches,
Price. ..................50 Soc each or $3.50 dozen.
Fine Huck damask border. 1880 inches
Fine Huck damak border. .caoped edge, 1922 inches
Price ...................60c each Sc so Dozen
Very fine silk finished Huck Towels with brilliant satin dam
ask border, scalloped edge, size 1884 inches,
Price Que each or SoOO doz
All pure linen Huck Towels at very low prices
Extra heavy pure linen buck dama. border, size 1888 In
ches. usual selling price everywhere IS each,
Today. .................l ID cents or lo5 dozen.
Size 1896 inches wide damask border 22c $3.50 Dozen
Size 1886 inches, wide d.mask hemstitched border,
Price Csc 50 rs dozen.
Size 23x4 inches large size. fine quality damk
border, hcmsitched Price .. SOC $3.50 dozen.
Fine Satin Damask Towels hemsttched. size 21x42 inches
Price. oU cents each.
Hukabuck Linen for Towels by the yard-pain buck extra
heavy.
10 inches wide Csc and 5oc 20 inches wide SOC and 49,
% inches wide 35c and 50c "a inches wide SOC and eoc.
IS inches wide CSC and &c. ~ inches wide SOC and ST.
f1gures-Z@
Is inches wide. rs cents. 81 inches wide 81 90.
Moravian Damask Table Covers.
Round with scalloped edse-szc so inches in diameter
/ frlcc Sl(o
Moravian Damask Napkins with scaoped edge size 1exe
inches, Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs Dozen
2Ox2O inches Price 1855 Dozen
German Table Damask
| A recent importation, entirely new and wond-
erfully attractive patterns. napkins to match.
| ELL R,..,,.1l y inches wide, Price SIPS yard.
run oieaeneo 22-nch napkins. Price So Is dozen.
Il Extra heavy ! y inches wide Price ST Is yard
II silver bleached 22-inch NAPKINS Price 1926 Dozen
II Extra heavy | - inches wide. Price 81 10 yard
ii silver bleached 22-inch napkins Price us Dozen
! Fx+r, heavy, 60 inches wide Price 81 cents yard.
Il . 2O-inch napkins Price S e5 Dozen
I silver bieached 22-inch napkins Price 81 95 Dozen
! Very fine pure white y inches wide Price $3.50 yard
II grass bleaehed 22-inch napkins Price So 80 doz
L Silver bleached German Linen Table Covers-wde dam
i ask border, extra heavy quality
II Size 6Sx68 inches, Price. $3.50.
|! Size o8x8S inches, Price. ......... 275.
Size e3x1OO inches, Price .......... $50
Napkins to match size % inch, Price $275 doz
H. w. ALLEN q CO.
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dressed veais lcal51sc: country dressed.
ad14c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts s.ss7;
market steady. Sheep so5Ol+5O; culls
:2.oo62.c5; lambs &e.oodrT5o; culls s4oofp
500
HOGS-Receipts 6.oS4: market steady;
light TO medium IS. SOFAS Is; good heavy
$50; pigs t7.bodsoO.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York. Oct. Cotton futures OPP
ened barely stendy. Oct. 1900 TO 1904;
Nov. 1885 to 1900; Dec 1903: Jan. 1900;
March 1910; May 1914; July 1905; Aug.
1890 Futures closed firm. Closing
bids: Oct. 1905; Nov. 1903; Dec. 1871;
Jan. 1913; Feb 1910; March 1919: Aprit
1920; May 1922: June 1918: July 1913;
Aug. $3.50; Sept. 12.1s.
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.
Boston. Oot. &
BUTTER-Firm. Northern a0Qasc,
western a2Ga2hc.
CHEESE-Firm. VI twins isMQlso.
| BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
Boston. Oct 1.-THE copper market to.
day was generally inactive without pro.
nounced feature.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Oct 1.-THE copper market to.
day was generally inactive without pro.
nounced feature.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

A. A. Marched and wife Of Orienta,
Oklahoma, arrived in the city last We'd
nesday to visit week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Barnett, Of kagle township. and
friends in different parts Of the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13
BARBER COUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY, OCT. ID. 1909
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY

can supply the farmers Of Barber County
with the best Wheat Drills maIufac-
tured.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Mrs. w. T. Collins departed last
"Wednesday to visit with her daughter.
Mrs. J. E. McCorkle. at Bluff City.
She will return home probably the latter
part Of this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Kirk Collins has purchased black
smith outfit at Sharon and expects to
move there soon and operate shop.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Vim. Rule and wife went to Drift
wood, Oklahoma last Wednesday to
visit week with their daughter, Mrs.
Whitaker, and family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

For Sale.-Four-roomed house and
three lots on north Main street. Good
improvements. E. E. Hagerman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13
c.. A. Hubbard was in Kansas City
The greater portion Of last week.

the greater portion OF last week.
have an excellent proposition to offer
anyone, wanting to do little agency
work in his own town or country.
II. Fisher,
Coldwater, kans.
The ladies Of the Nj. E. aid society
will hold an afternoon tea the first week
in November. Further notice will be
given.
A. B. Lasswell of Laswell and H.
G. Pelton Of this city departed on Tues
day Of last week for Brownsville, Texas.
They expect to buy land there.
Uncle Billie Brown, who has been
visiting relatives and old time friends in
this locality, for some time past. left
Monday for his home at Jessup. Ca
Attica Independent.
Mrs. ]. B. StockstiIl represents the
Chas. A. Stevens Co.. and will take or
ders for ladies' tabernacle suits. She
will take measures and will appreciate
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed
d. P. Mills has put in complete
power plant at his carpenter shop and
will be at home all the time this fall and
winter to do shop work. He is'well
equipped to turn out good work on quick
notice.
! w. w. Osborn Of Santa Barbara,
California, visited his brother. w. G.
Osborn, and his nephews. DR.. L. L.
Osborn and C. E. Osborn, last week,
| He. arrived on Tuesday and departed
on Saturday. Mr.. Osborn is engaged in
business In Santa Barbara.
! 1t appears that the street crossings in
the city are the least serviceable when
most needed. During the recent wet
weather all Of the crossings were liberal
ly laden with mud sufficiently deep tie
immerse the big half of the pedestrian s
shoes. In the present condition Of the
street there is only one femedy-a long
handled shovel and raip,defying man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lauby entertained
a number of young folks last Sunday.
Those present were: Sam Herds father
and mother, Mrs. ]. B. Harding Of
! Nashville, Ed Harding and wife. Misses
Sadie Harding and Jennie Harding and
| Mrs. Matte Woodward. Fred Buck
and Lee Chapin Of Medicine Lodge
CANE up in a Buick automobile. twas
Miss Jennie: eighteenth birthday. The
party was supplied with ice cream. cake
and lots Of good stuff to eat and all had
a Jolly good time. Every one enjoyed
an auto ride. They left Gus feeling
6ne.-I.abel Herald.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

DR.. C. E. Burgson and wife Of Kio-
wa were the guests Of Samuel Griffin
and wife on Saturday and Sunday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Remember that you can get the bes
ice cream. fine sodas, choicest candies
nuts tobaccos and cigars at Spawr's
Second door north Of postohce. i.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

For Sale:-A new German heater,
used only one winter. Mrs. c. Gano.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Wanted-To purchase Barber coun-
ty land. Must be bargain. Give full
particulars. Box 53l, Chanute, kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

E. Keith Of Cedar township, who
took first prize on yellow corn at the
Sharon fair. has added his contribution
to the Index's display. 1t is fine.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Sheriff Mathews has appointed ]. H.
Owen baiIf for the present term Of
court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Mrs. Chas. Henson Of Kiowa arrived
the latter part Of last week to visit with
her parents. A. Langhart and wife, ii
this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Hogs wanted. want to buy some
pigs and light hogs. Otis Coyle, phone
1915.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

]. H. Woodward is assisting his
brother. Rye. in the harness shop at
Gage, Oklahoma, this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Fish, Oysters and Celery at Cole &
Sons meat market on Friday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Hunting and fishing absolutely forbid
den on my ranch north Of town. VIM.
Palmer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Dr.. L. l.. Osborn made a profession
al trip to Goats, Sawyer and Isabel last
Friday. He took an auto to make the
necessary time and had pleasant (?)
trip. Friday was one Of those long-to-
aforementioned Kansas days.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

B. Mlburn. janitor at the school house,
took sick last week and is threatened
with typhoid fever. We hope it will
not result in anything so serious.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

wood, Oklahoma last Wednesday to
visit week with their daughter, Mrs.
Whitaker, and family.
Master Ray Ewalt took down last
week with what threatens to develop in
to mild case Of scarlet fever. He has
been isolated from other members Of the
family and all care is being taken to pre-
vent the disease from spreading.
DR.. Wisner sold quarter section Of
land in north Sharon township last We'd
nesday to James Beauchamp, one Of the
men employed on his ranch. The sell
ling price was $l6 per acre. Mr..
Beauchamp will build on the farm and
otherwise improve it.
Roy Evans. who is now principal Of
the Severy, Kansas schools, eneloses a
dollar for the Index and sends regards to
Barber county friends. Prof. Evans is
teaching two grades and has S. pupils
in bis classes. He says that while the
work is heavy, he enjoys it.
Hon. c. l. Long is spending this week
in Washington and New York cities,
where he has some important legal mat
tiers to superintend. He will also boost
for the product Of the gypsum cement
plant of this city while on this trip. He
is expected home the latter part of next
week.
The downpour of rain Friday night
did not keep the people away from
Blondin's show. The tent leaked all
over and people sat in the moisture with
Out complaining. This is another exam
pie Of what advertising will do. With
out advertising. there would have been
no show with such bad weather condi-
tons.
Mrs. Kate Wallace and Mrs. Lizzie
Sdnson, Ct Browning. Mo-, sisters Of
VIM. Martin. and Miss Nanta Scott. Of
Purdin, Mo-. sister Of Mrs. Martin, are
Wishing their relatsves in the city. Miss
Scott will remain here during the winter
and the other ladies will visit month.
Mesdames Wallace and Stnson arrived
last "Wednesday and Miss Scott came
the Friday previous. ~
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Uel Major departed last Wednesday
morning for Greensburg to work in the
bank in that city about a month.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Miss Melba Major was quite :i:k last
week but is now reported much better.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

Uel Major departed last Wednesday
morning for Greensburg to work in the
bank in that city about month.
C. w. Osborn accompanied hi.
brother. w. w. O:born, on his return
trip to California as ia. as Greensbue,
Saturday. where the latter will visit a
short time before continuing west.
Mrs. B. L. Hubbard went to Kansas
City last Wednesday morning to visit
relatives and friends before leaving with
her husband, who will meet her at
Hutchinson, and journey on west into
Colorado where they will make their
future home.-Capron Hustler.
The drouth was broken again laa
week. 1t rained most Of Friday night
and all day Saturday, the total precipita-
ton up to Sunday morning being 81
inches, with nice shower Monday for
good measure.
w. L. Uterback closed deal last
week for nice residence in Lawrence,
Kansas and he and his family will move
to that city November 18th. Mr.. Ut
terback will sell all his personal property
at public sale on the 9th Of this month
and is also offering his farm at private
sale. The family has decided to move
to Lawrence for two reasons. First, be-
cause Mr.. Utterback can no longer do
hard farm work. and second. to be in
the state university town to give their sons
and daughters the benefit Of the best
possible educational advantages. We
are very sorry to hear of this famiIy's
leaving.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

For Sale. A good farm wagon
viii sell worth the money Inquire o,
Geo. P. Holiday, Medicine Lodge
Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-10-13

While in town visit Spawr's Cafe and
Ice Cream parlor Everything 6rst-class
and uptodate. Fresh Bread every day.