Barbour County index., 1910-04-13

IoI sale. NIfS. l. w. Otout.
Red Siberian miIlet seed for sale. ST
per bushel. &c. Colborn, Medicine
Lodge.
Mrs. Caroline LassweIl and son,
Benjamin. moved from this city to their
farm near Sharon last Thusday.
Mrs. Lew Babcock went over to
Medicine Lodge Tuesday for few days
visit with two :isters.-Harper Advocate.
For sale: A few stands Of Italian
bees and bee supplies. Also a good
phaeton nearly new. and single harness.
Inquire Of ]. Q. Wheat.
Horsemen should look up H. M.
Stones, w. P. Gibson's and ]. N.
Iincher's lads" this week. Their horses
are the very best in their respective
classes.
Harry Luallen came down from
Wichita Saturday to remain a week.
He is taking treatment regularly from a
Wichita specialist. His family has not
yet moved.
The Second Baptist Church is seated
with good comfortable seats, and every
body is cordially invited to attend. Ser
vices both morning and evening". H.
Hughes, Pastor.
The Hon. Samuel Griffin spent coed
part Of last Thursday in the city. We
were not in his confidence, but Of course
suspect his visit not entirely devoid Of
political importance.-Kiowa Kansan.
Francis Monley and Miss Mile
Webb went to Wellington-Miss Webb
going on Saturday and Mr.. Monley on
Monday--to to attend the wedding Of Mr..
Monkeys sister which occurred yesterday.
They are expected home today.
Mrs. ]. B. Stockstill has received her
new 1910 Chas. A. Stevens & Bros.
sample book and is ready to receive or
ders for ready-made or tailor-made suits
and wearing apparel for women and
children.
B. F. Thomas and wife, parents Of
County Superintendent Thomas and
Mrs. Olive Thomas, have moved from
Pratt county to this city to reside per-
manently. They are occupying L. M.
Axline's property on Walnut street.
Roger Axline went to Oklahoma Sat-
urday to pitch a game Of ball for Drift
wood against lngersoll. Drftwood lost
out but it was no fault Of Rogers. He
Struck out nineteen but the catcher held
only three. Mr.. Axline returned home
Monday morning.
The Otto Weis Alfalfa Stock Com
pany Of Wichita lost its extensive plant
by FIRE recently. 1t was the largest plant
of its kind in the United States. On
account Of the great loss sustained the
question Of rebuilding is not yet decided.
Wanted-l0 teams at once to break
sod and plant corn at the O'Neil &
Kaufman ranch. You can go to work
at once. All work must be- 6rst-class.
Would let steam plow break if work
was satisfactory. See VIM. O'Neil, kii-
owa, Kansas.
The Index lost subscriber and SO
cent "ad" last week because it refused
to suppress legitimate news item, and
the editors have been promiseda lick
ing" to boot. 1t is wonderful how some
people become impregnated with the
idea that they can rule the press with
an iron hand. The same item was pub
lished in the other paper in town but it
brought no ofense.
George E. Mcmahon has resigned
the office Of county attorney Of this
county. His resignation followed upon
a visit made to Anthony last week by
John Marshall, an assistant attorney gen.
eral of the state Of Kansas, and came
after suggestion from that official that a
resignation would be accepted and if not
rendered at once custer proceedings
would be instituted. When a county
attorney resigns the Judge of the district
court appoints his successor and Judge
Gillett made haste to appoint I. A.
Noftzger who gave the required bond.
qualified, and is now county attorney
of Harper county.-Anthony Bulletin.