Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-12-08

Will have special sale of hats and
baby hoods.
Mrs. w. B. SPRINGER.
Fish, Oysters and Celery at
Cole g Sons meat market on Fri
day.
You should have piano in your
home. Ten dollars down and FIVE
dollars a month will get you one.
Ewing's Music Store.
Judge Gillett will hold an ad-
Journed term of court here on Fri
day and Saturday of this week.
The principal matter to dispose of
is the MacGregor tax case.
Charles A. Tyrell and Minnie M.
Minick were married at Alva, Ok
lahoma last week. The groom is
son of Robt. Tyrell and the bride
a daughter of Mrs. M. M. Greever,
both of this city.
Rex Stout returned from Oregon
last week and will probably remain
here with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
|. w. Stout, until spring. Since
July 1907, Rex has been working
on a large ranch in Oregon. He
likes that country and may return.
Geo. T. Anderson returned on
Friday from a short stay at Geuda
Springs. He met "Uncle" Milt
Clements of Goats there and re-
ports him in good spirits and fair
health. "Uncle" Milt has been
there the past two weeks and will
probably remain two weeks longer.
The Bazaar and supper which
was given at the Presbyterian
church last Friday night was very
largely attended. The supper was
excellent and the ladies disposed
of nearly everything which was on
sale. In some departments the
demand far exceeded the supply.
Never neglect your eyes. Moth
ing pays better than care of the
eyes. Nothing pays greater per
cent of sorrow than neglected eyes.
You can not go on from day to- day
straining your eyes. Consult the
leading eye sight srsc.a!ist G this
section. ]. Harry Gay, at the
| Grand Hotel three full days, begin
ming Friday, December 10th:
We observe, in reading last
weeks dailies, that Miss Pearl Cly-
mer, instructor in the Normal De-
partment of our County High
School, is the newley elected Sec
retary of The Southern Kansas
Teachers Association. The meet
ing of the Association this fall was
held in Wichita, November 26th
and 27th. Both Miss Clymer and
the Association are to be congrat-
ulated on this election.
DR.. S.G. Glasscock and DR.. Gray
of Kansas City recently enjoyed
good hunt on Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
.Updegraff's ranch northwest of this
city. They are close friends of the
family, and are especially intimate
with Drs. A. D. and c. D. Upde-
graft. Each of the gentlemen was
a preceptor in the medical college
in Kansas City which the young
men attended, and took a great
interest in them. DR.. Glasscock is
now chief surgeon IN St. Margaret's
hospital and also Kansas City
alderman. DR.. Gray is on the staff
at Bethany hospital. From here
they went to Anthony where they
joined DR.. Updegraff and all went
) to Texas together, to attend a
meeting of the medical profession.
An individual who signs himself
ga Citizen of Sun City" has an
ebullition in last weeks Cresset
which is difficult to translate, but
i we gather from the general tone
of the conglomeration that the con-
!, tributor objects to news item
which recently appeared in these
, columns, involving quartette OF
: drunKs who appeared in police
court in this city not long ago
Tae inference is that the author
of the spasm wants to say that this
bunch belongs to Lake City instead
of Sun City. Perhaps so, and, il
;, so, the fault for the error, if error
J it was, is clearly the fault of the
"quartette." The Index took their
word for it and did not think the
. matter of section lines of sufficient
: importance to spend a week inter.
: = viewing people for the purpose o
either substantiating or dispiovine
their claims. We are impressed
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