Barbour County index., 1910-05-18
Wolf Banque: hams a, Cole & Sons.

The Young Drug Company have a
nice line Of books suitable for graduation
presents.
C. w. Kidd has secured the contract
to build L. w. Fullerton's new house
on Walnut street. He began work last
week.
Hail insurance at SIX per cent in the
Mcpherson Mutual or seven per cent in
the Central National. V. c. Sleeper.
agent.
c. N. Marshall sold another Model T
Ford on Tuesday of last week. Tom
Marsh Of Lake City is the lucky man.
You can't keep down the Ford.
Drs. Cloud and Burnett of Kiowa
were called to the county seat last Thurs
day as witnesses in the Wilhite case.
They returned home the same day.
The Lincoln Library will be opened
every Saturday from 7:30 to $50 p. M,
for convenience Of members who wish to
exchange their books and can not get in
earlier in the day.
J. r. Garner and wife Of Hazelton
visited in the city last week and favored
the Index with call. Mr.. Gamer is
still using crutches, the result Of an acci-
dent sustained last February.
Carl Gilbert of Elm Mills township,
one Of the regular jurors for the present
term Of court, called on The Index last
Friday and enrolled. Mr.. Gilbert came
to Barber county from Sumner county
about three years ago.
H. |. Tilden, Ed Boots and Tom
Knight Of Isabel were in the county seat
on Tuesday Of last week. Harry called
at the Index Office to renew hostilities.
If there is anything he likes to castigate,
that thing is a Democratic editor.
Mrs. R. w. SchneIle of Sharon town.
ship was calling on friends in the city on
tuesday Of last week, and while here
had the good judgment and forethough
to cali at the Index Office to make ar
rangments to be supplied with one years
good local literature.
A letter received from Roy Evans d.
reefs The Index sent to him at 2O3 East
Street, Washington. D. c. Roy has a
in the government census office
at $65 per month with good prospect
Tor an early promotion. Mr.. Evans
makes a success at everything he under
takes and it is foregone conclusion that
he will make good at this. His Barber
county friends congratulate him.
The comet egg" is no longer in it. C.
A. Biackmore found an egg in his hen
lery in this city last Friday that out
distances them all. 1t is a clock egg.
The face OF the clock, with the Roman
characters plainly stamped thereon is
outlined, lacking only the hands.
It IS an oddly worth preserving. MIR.
3!ackmore says this egg does not only
eI of the comet, but actually pictures
low and where Ii struck.
Aubrey Donovan, brother Of D..
J. RI. Donovan, was severely hurt on
Sunday, the 9Th, while driving some
horses to pasture on his farm near Hardt-
ler. The horse that he was riding be-
came entangled in some loose barb-wire
and fell, Mr.. Donovan falling under the
morse. He was rendered unconscious.
sustained sprained ankle and "a badly
bruised shoulder. DR.. Donovan was
called to treat him and reports that his
brother will recover without perma-
nendy bad effects.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. McCaeue
departed on Saturday to visit in Wichita
and Ottawa, Kansas. At Ottawa they
are attending the Grand Lodge Knights
CT Pylhias and Pythian Sisters which
convened yesterday. Judge McCague
is member Of the Grand Tribunal and
Mrs. McCague is Past Chief Of the
Pythian Sisters Of the state and is one Of
the Orders leading members. They
have been members Of the Grand Lodge
Tor many years and rarely fail to attend