Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-11-24

H. A. Bailey was up from Kiowa yes
terday.
$50 Trimmed Hats to select from at
Is per cent discount. Mrs. D. S. Jones.
Miss Katy McGary returned Saturday
from months visit with sister at Wich-
tia and her parents at Alva, Ok.
H. H. Case won the spurs at the
Whist Club meeting Friday evening.
Mrs. T. A. Coleman entertained the Club.
Shayed: A shOat, weigh 80 pounds.
black with white nose and foot. Suita-
bic reward for recovery. r. r. Froman,
c. F. Harding has leased the South
Main Street Livery Barn and is prepared
to furnish turnouts on short notice and
also to take care Of your teams. Best Of
attention guaranteed.
Dr.. Wisner and wife moved to their
new home in Sharon last Wednesday,
where they can be closer to their large
ranch DR.. Wisner's son, c. H. Wis
ner, Of Sharon, assisted them in moving.
Mrs. Ida LsssweIl has sold her TO-
acre farm one mile east and south Of the
city to Jas. Clark. Possession will be
given next month. Consideration $1,000.
Mr,Lasswell and wife expect to remove to
Texas in the interest of Mrs. Lasswel's
health.
Messrs. AIbaugh, Clark and Travis,
the trio Of notables who spent last week
in southwestern Barber hunting, depart
ed for their respective homes on Satur-
day. They took out nice lot Of birds
though less than on several Of their form
er visits.
J. w. RatcEf. who lives on Dr..
Wisner's ranch north Of Sharon, was at
tending to business in the city last Thurs
day. J. w. says he has put in more
time during the past year than in any
previous year in his experience. He
managed an 600-acre ranch practically
alone.
Fred Cullison of Capron, Oklahoma,
visited in the city Saturday. He made
the trip to and fro in an auto with a
party Of Oklahoma friends. Fred was
transferred from the Metz lumber yard
here to the Capron yard. He likes the
work at Capron and his health, which
was bad last summer, is improving re-
markably.
The Junior League Of the Methodist
church held sociable at the parsonage
on Saturday afternoon. Thirty of the
Juniors were present from two until FIVE.
They enjoyed themselves with music and
games. They had lots Of fun and plenty
to eat and went away declaring they had
enjoyed a splendid good time, and ready
to come again.
Pryor P. Smith and wife Of Wichita
were the guests Of C. ]. Southworth and
wife last week and part Of this week.
MIR. Smith departed on Friday but Mrs.
Smith remained until yesterday. Mr..
Smith travels for Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk
& Co, big cutlery house. He and
MIR. Soutoworth were young men to-
gether in the same town in Michigan.
r. G. Aldrich and wife Of Kinsman
were the guests Of D. S. Jones and wife
Of this city from Thursday Of last week
until Monday Of this week. Mrs. AL
dnch is MIR. Joness sister. One Of the
principal purposes Of the short visit was
to take advantage Of the superior hunting
grounds OF Barber county. Mr.. Aldrich
like most kansans, enjoys a good hunt
The big iron doors sprung ajar on
Monday and Dr.. kocieIl walked out d
PRISON free man once more. His free.
= dom during the next year will be condi.
toned on his good behavior. If he sell.
intoNcants within year it will be a
violation Of his parole and he will be
imprisoned an additional month by ordel
Of the district court. DR.. Kocielrs total
penalty amounts to a cash outlay Of
about $500. attorneys fees Included, and
80 days IN jail. He IS the FIRST man d
prominence or financial standing IN the
county to be imprisoned for violating the
prohibitory law IN Barber county since
Leon E. Beals was county attorney IN
1895.