Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-06-02
Sun and Lake City Happenings

sun and Lake City Happenings
More rain, more work, and more
money for everybody.
Miss Marie Thomas is spending
a week with friends at Sun.
Miss Ruth Saunders and Mrs.
Walt Sears drove to Lake Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Timmons went to Medicine
Lodge Saturday to take in Memoir
ial proceedings.
A spendid program is being ar
ranged for Children's Day at the
Lake M. E. church.
Yes, bejabbers, we have a big
lot OF statements for those who are
behind. Now don't cry.
Somebody's "bah" shoat has
been devlin' around. Please call
for same and receive reward.
A big show comes to Lake this
week. Some people will attend
and others will stay at home.
Bud Gentry and wife were in
Lake last Tuesday looking at the
show bills and figuring the cost.
Miles Johnson and wife are visit
ing with homefolks in Sun. Miles
says he has the finest boy in the
state.
Riley Lake is evidently feeling
pretty good lately. "Bah" shoats
and old school buildings have no
terrors for him.
H. H. Case, P. L. Lake and l..
I. Williams were in Lake and
Sun most of last week urging the
boys to take out insurance.
Robt. English and Blaine Jones
came dashing through the streets
of Lake last Friday like the cow
boys of old. They took time, how
er, to get dish of DR.. Connor's
ice cream.
In making out the list who went
in the auto to commencement last
week a little mistake was made.
Miss Edna Durfee did not go with
this company, it was Mrs. James
Redwine instead.
Scott Buck says that our report
of the married to-be was not COM
plete last week; that Boone Red
wine is one of them and he (Boone)
will be the first to jump the broom
stick. Jump 'er kid if it kills you.
In the near future the Winfield
Quartette will pay Lake City
visit. Those who are fond of this
class of music should stop the plow
and come. These gentlemen are
the best in the business. Definite
announcement will be made next
week.
Just a little observation and we
are convinced that the Waltz Bros.
who now have charge of the Lake
livery barn are making money.
The Redwine Bros. cut out the
livery business because of some
disagreeable features and not be-
cause they were not making money.
]. w. Miller and wife left last
Thursday on quite an extended
overland trip. They will go to
Hooker, Oklahoma, where they
will stop and visit their daughter.
From there ]. w. unaccompanjed
will will drive to eastern Colora-
do where he will spend the sum-
mer months.
On last Wednesday afternoon
Charles Miller celebrated his 10th
birthday by giving a party to
about 80 of his young friends. AT
ter indulging in all kinds of pranks
Mrs. Miller served ice cream until
they said enough. This was a
glorious day for the boys. Master
Charles came through it all right
and is impatiently waiting for an
other birthday.
Although sparingly attended the
first two days, the S. S. conven-
ton which was held at Lake last
week was regarded as great sue
cess. The schools at Medicine
Lodge, Sharon, Kiowa, Nashville
and Sun City were well represent
ed and furnished excellent reports.
The last on the program was lee
ture by Rev. Hudson on the habits
and customs of the Chinese race.
He has been a missionary in that
country which made his talk all