Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-09-01

H. W. Stevens and wife returned
home from their outing at Colorado
Springs on Saturday.
Wanted-A man and wife to work
on ranch. Give references.
II. G. Alexander,
Medicine Lodge, Kans.
1t was an effort, but the Cresset really
admitted that the Henry show was a
bad one. They are learning. gradually,
what constitutes real show.
w. c. Langhart returned on Tuesday
Of last week from his trip in western and
northwestern states. His appearance in
dicates that he had fine time.
Elder S. E. Hendrickson Of Sharon
preached at the Christian church in this
city Sunday morning and evening. The
services were well attended and very
much enjoyed.
T. L. Lindley and family are making
a tour through eastern Kansas this week.
They expect to be home Saturday.
They are making the trip in their Max
well touring car
Our contract with the School Book
companies requires us to sell the books
for cash. No exceptions can be made
to this rule.
J. R. Young Drug Co.
Mrs. M. E. Hoss presented the
High School Library with a full set of
Macaulay's Essays eight volumes on
Monday. The gift is very highly ap.
preciated by both the faculty and the
school board.
]. A. Fair and wife and the thee
youngest children went to Oklahoma, FIVE
miles south Of Kiowa, friday to visit few
days with Frank Whitaker and family.
They returned on Monday. Mr.. Whit
taker is MIR. Fairs brother-in-law.
Mrs. Ida GaIland returned on Tues
day Of last week from visit with reIa-
tiVes at Lawton, Oklahoma. After at
tending to business affairs here she will
move to Missouri to make her future
home. She expects to leave in about
two weeks.
i'm. Tincher and son, Master George,
returned home from Longbeach, Cali
fornia Monday morning. Mrs. Tincher
and daughter. Corrine, expect to remain
there until October Isl. The coast
climate did handsomely by ]. N. He
returns as sound as dollar and as fat
as New York Count.
Waldron Chase, F. V. IIlingworth
and H. D Fair and families returned
from their Colorado trip Sunday evening.
They had a fine time, didn't have the
slightest accident on the road and their
cars did nobIy. Mrs. Fairs reported
sickness was of short duration. She was
troubled with indigestion one day but
the attack lasted only few hours.
The second school land contest Of the
week was heard by Judge Garrison on
George Fritz and Mrs. Nc
Comb Of Aetna were the Iitgants.
Judge Garrison decided the case in fav-
or Of Mr.. Fritz. Seward |. Field repre-
sented Fritz and A. L. Noble and Sam
uel Griffin represented Mrs. McComb.
No notice Of appeal has yet been given.
Mrs. L. A. Sommer and Miss Ada
Herr Of Kiowa mother, and sister Of AL
len and u. c. Herr, visited in the city
Friday and Saturday. Miss Herr has
just returned from Ann Arbcr, Michigan
where she has completed a course and
obtained Masters degree. The family
will remove to Manhattan in a few
weeks where the younger children will
attend college.
Miss Ada Smith of, Alva. Oklahoma
and Miss Belle Chestnut Of Waynoka,
Oklahoma, who have been visiting with
R. M. Smith and family returned to
their homes on Saturday, accompanied
by H. T. Smith of Alva, who visited a
few days here also. Miss Lue Chest
nut, another niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. is also here visiting them and will
remain about week longer.
D. R. Lawry read about Geo. Stew
arts excellent com samples in last weeks
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