Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1910-03-30

The county commissioners viii meet
IN regular session next Monday.
]. c. Freeman. plumbing and Tin
roof work, next door Froman's shop.
Rhode Island Red eggs for sale, SOC
per setting Of IS. Inquire Of Young
Drug Company.
Mrs. Beatrice Conroy. who has been
visiting her parents. E. P. Chance and
wlfe, the past two weeks. was called to
her home at Tulsa. Oklahoma, Monday
by the illness of her husband.
Mrs. ]. B. StockstilI has received her
new 1910 Chas. A. Stevens & Bros.
sample book and is ready to receive or
ders for ready-made or tabernacle suits
and wearing apparel for women and
children.
L. w. Fullerton has purchased 65x-
US feet on the north aide Of &C. Ben
ehers lots on Walnut street and will
soon let contract for a fine modem
residence. The price paid for the lots
was $525.
Little Dorothy Hall, daughter Of R.H.
Hall and wife, Of Wichita, is very sick
with pneumonia at the home of Mrs.
Halls parents, Judge Ellis and wife, in
this city. Drs. Gilbert and Donovan
are in attendance.
John Weber and family arrived from
Humboldt. Kansas. last week to make
this city their future home. They are
occupying G. A. Bucklin's property on
South Walnut. Mr.. Weber will be
the engineer at the ice plant.
The friends Of A. M. Houchin and
wife are glad to learn that Mrs. Houchin
who has been in St. Francis hospital,
Wichita, the past week. is making rapid
progress and is better than she has been
at any time since taking sick.
Miss Vera Hittle took very critically
I'll with pneumonia last Thursday and for
several days her condition was alarming.
but through the efficient treatment Of Dr..
Coleman she is now out Of danger,
which is good news to the many friends
Of the family.
D. A. Cummins returned last Wednes-
day from a visit Of several weeks with
his family at Alexandra. Indiana. and is
again ready to take brick mason and &C.
ment contracts. He will begin some
contract work for D. w. Stone this week.
All kinds Of ladies' and children.
aprons, sunbonnets. clothes-pins bags,laun-
dry bags and other articles too numerou.
to mention, will be offered for sale at the
Bazaar at the Episcopal church on Sat
urday. Lunch will be served from 2:30
to 7 p. m.
E. E. Ouertermous and wife, who for
some time past have been visiting her
brother. L. w. Moore. and family. left
Thursday afternoon for a short visit with
her folks at kiowa, after which they will
return to their home in Enid.-Alva Pr
oneer.
R.R. Froman, Ralph E wing and Mau.
rice kathren accompanied Dr.. Coleman or
his trip to Wichita and return last week.
On the home stretch they met with a
number Of misbaps and had a strenuou.
time but no bad language was used. A
balky car and the highest type Of christi.
anity walk hand in hand.
D. w. Stone and ]. A. Fair went tc
Wichita last Thursday to select doors
windows and other material for Mr.
Stones new house now in course Of con
s1ucion on his Mingona ranch. MIR
Stone returned on Friday but Mr.. Fai
remained in Wichita with Mrs. F air who
is in the hospital.
w. A. Byerly Of Humboldt, Kansas
who was known as Willie Byerly wher
he was Medicine Lodge boy, drop
ped in on his friends Monday to visit 4
day, leaving yesterday for Enid. Oklaho
ma to visit his father, E. M. Byerly
w. A. is now Humboldt's leading bank
er and one Of the financial leaders Of tha
section Of the State.
Clyde Bundy. foreman Of the Cresse
Office, has rendered his resignation anc
will leave tomorrow for western Kansa.
where he has land interests. The Cres-
set seems to be having more than one
newspapers share Of trouble in securing
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