Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-31

crete garage back OF his blacksmith shop.
Ira Smith Of Capron. Ok. arrived IN
the city yesterday to look after business
In court today.
See w. H. Haun for Coal and Cot
ton Seed products. Best Cannon City
coal always on hand.
Sim EwaIt and family went to Great
Bend yesterday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. Ewalts pa
rents.
Ray c. Spicer and Lillian Frances
George Of Cedar township were granted
marriage license by Probate Judge Gar
rison yesterday morning.
w. Gibbs and E. E. Haseman,
with Judge Garrison, made the quarterly
examination Of the county treasures books
Monday and Tuesday.
Geo. Sellers went to Kansas City
Wednesday taking his wife there for
treatment. They will visit Dr.. Carson's
temple Of health. Mr.. Sellers expects to
return Saturday.-Sawyer News.
Mrs. Mary Hobble resigned the prin-
cipalship Of the Sharon schools last We'd
nesday to accompany her husband to
Dodge City. Barber county loses much
in the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobble.
Leroy Chenoweth Of Hardtner, Kan
sas, and Susan Pearl Lemon of Sharon,
Kansas, were granted marriage license by
Probate Judge Garrison on Saturday.
They were married on Sunday, March
18th.
A. w. Schnelle brought his fine large
Percheron horse over from the ranch
Monday to exhibit him at Johnson barn.
This is probably the largest horse in this
part Of the country. He weighs 2400
pounds.
THE stage settings and scenery are
far above the average and the company
is an exceedingly clever one throughout.
odd Arkansaw" made hit and is evil
IDENTIFY in for big week. st. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Homer Hastings. ]. R. Lamport and
Bert Kennedy, who were here Monday
to attend the |. O. 0. F. blowout,
stopped over until yesterday and put in a
few moments to jolly the Index force.
Here is one instance in which the sched-
ule came in good play.
Neither can the Index "help but COM
men" on the, fact that if there had been
no Gesner-Grifin fight last summer, that
paper would not now be so actively identi-
fed with the present city scrap" 1t is
the first time in history that the Cressel
has been in the reform" business.
Mrs. 7. L. Jaret found it necessary to
go to St. Francis hospital. at Wichita,
last week for treatment. When she was
nursing her son in the hospital some time
ago she fell and fractured her hip. She
came home in the hope Of recovering
but the injury did not heal properly and
on Donovans advice she returned to the
hospital, accompanied by the DR..
T. L. Jaret received check a few
days ago from the Royal Highlanders,
for 1888. "a, insurance carried in that
order by his son Herschel Jaret, deceas-
ed. Herschel had been member of the
order less than a year. Proof Of death
in this case was made March 23rd and
the check was received by Mr.. Jaret
March 10Th, which is very prompt settle
ment.
Homer Hastings and George Lott
chaperoned delegation Of Sun Cityites
to the city on Monday and enjoyed the
day in good town. There is one re-
deeming feature about the new time
card. and only one. 1t gives the citizens
OF northwest Barber an opportunity to
come to the county seat and spend the
day and return home the same evening.
The Index has always believed in giving
the devil his due.
{. w. Spawn received phone mes
sage tTom his folks in Cedar township
last "Wednesday morning informing him
that his mother met with an accident
tuesday night, in which her collar bone
and a rib were broken. While milking
a cow in the barn, another COW attacked
the cow Mrs. Spawn was milking and
| the lady was crowded aoa;ns, ...,;.:.