Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-08
Sur ana Lake citu HappeninQs

MISS Abble ClaWson became Re
bekah Saturday night.
Jack Rickmap has been on the sick
list for the pas, few days.
Chas. Larkn was in Lake last Wed.
nesday roaring about the dry weather
Misses OfWe and Ethel Mills have
lately fallen In iae with other piano pu-
pills.
A. ]. Hickman left last Friday on a
business trip to Bliss. Oklahoma and 9th.
er points south.
Zeal Johnson will have to extend hi:
trps somewhat since the Redwine fami-
ly moved to Goats.
Frank Cooke and wife and son Of
Deerhead visited with John Durfee's on
Saturday and Sunday.
Remember the S. S. convention al
keilers grove next Sunday. Take your
dinner and stay all day.
From all reports Guy McMannanan
is running some risk when he bankers
around Judge Helm place.
Harry Miller and family made spin
to Greensburg last Sunday. MIR. and
Mrs. Hixon returned with them.
Mrs. DR.. Ginger returned last Thurs
day afternoon from Greensburg, Pa,
where she visited few weeks.
James Sears and wife of Kioya and
Benjamin Sears Of Odon, Indiana are
guests Of Captain Sears and wife Of Sun
City.
Miss Chloe Harmon will leave the
latter part Of this week for Isatel to be
in readiness for her school which begins
next Monday.
A man Representing the Case Thresh-
er Co., was in Sun two or three days
last week. He sold an outfit to Hal
Garten and Orie Adams.
We are under obligations to Postmast-
er Lamport for some of the west end
items this week. Thank you, Johnnie,
will play the fiddle at your wedding,
sure.
A. ]. Hargis and wife and son, James,
of Wichita landed in Lake City Tues
day Of last week. While here they were
the guests of Banker Freemyer and Tom
Marsh and families.
Robt. Burgn, the Englishman who
usually has the best of everything, has
the finest grapes (the Concord we have
seen anywhere. They measure almost
an inch in diameter.
Fred Burgin and wife and Miss Nc
Cornell Of Knowles, Oklahoma visited
with Vim. Roark and family Monday
and Tuesday. Fred was formerly post
master at Woodward.
Uncle" Reub Lake never ceases to
be busy. His latest improvement is an
ice ahauses, which is annexed to the
south.end Of his building. With two
ice houses in the city, certainly no one
should get hot.
There was lad from the Goats VI
cinity who paid visit at the Meaders
home last Sunday. Of course no one
would blame him for that but the boys
here seem to think this ought not be al
lowed.
Eta Jayne Of Edmond, Oklahoma
was stopping in Sun, his former home,
few days last week. He is at present
major Of the second regiment. Oklahoma
National Guards. also postmaster at Ed
mopd.
Miss Bernice Woodward has been
employed as principal of the Sun City
schools. She has the reputation Of be-
ing fine teacher and with she and Miss
Arnold at the helm we will surely have
a good school.
Mr.. Wheat There isn't any corn)
went to Wichita last week, returning
with FIVE men to help him IN the timber
business. We believe he could easily
have gotten plenty Of force at home by
looking about little.
Homer Hoaeland is having his store
building which was formerly "kivered"
with rotten rubber cloth. covered with
shingles. This is about the third IN
stance here IN which the rubber goods
'6zzled out" within year or less time.
Ike the old pine single.
The sand train that went up last
Thursday afternoon set FIRE 10 the grass
west Of the Bullock place which spread
over miles Of territory. Had this occur
red late IN the, evening much damage
might have been done; as i was there
was no great loss.
We don't mean to harpoon those al
falfa mill pushers. but il does look Ike it
would be better to jam less wind and
actually get busy. This part Of the
country needs mill nolU, fit ever did.
In the name Of the great Jehosiphat. give
US an alfalfa mill and les. bad AMI
While out horseback riding with her