Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1910-03-23
High School Notes

Miss Powers visited with Miss Clymer
in Pratt Friday.
A number Of the students attended
the trap shoot on Thursday afternoon.
Biee Osborn, Florence MacGregor
and Paul Fair visited Merle Balding on
Sunday.
A few Of the students and young
people Of the town INDUCED in a hay.
rack ride Friday evening.
The High School base ball team will
cross bats with the Gypsum Bruisers next
Friday afternoon at $50.
S. c. Colblentz Of Topeka, represent
ing the State Orphans Society. addressed
the high school Tuesday morning.
The ball team will give an ice cream
social at the cemetery rooms on Friday
evening Of this week. Come and give
them your support.
Miss Powers Gin Geom.) }: A B equals
c D because A B and c D each sub
tend equal arcs Of AZ degrees. Clifford:
Miss Powers, may be we can find the
north pole by that method.
St. Patrick's day was celebrated by
number Of the Students and faculty in the
form Of a picnic by the lakes north Of
town. A little angling was done but no
fish were caught. At late hour all re-
turned well fed, happy and tired.
Problem: If it takes two Seniors to
write an announcement, how many Juni-
ors would it take to do the same work?
This problem is practically unsolvable
as it is generally conceded that it would
be impossible for the Juniors to do the
work.
L. D. Sparks Of Wichita attended the
St. Patrick's shoot in this city last Thurs
day. He returned home on Friday.
R. H. Hall and family Of Wichita
visited friends and relatives here the latter
half Of last week and the first Of this
week.
Farmers, bring in your spring black
smithing now. Get your plows and list
ers in shape before the rush.-C. N.
Marshall.
We have sorghum seed, ka6r corn,
millet seed and oats, all clean and pure.
Call on us for seed for spring sowing.
Fishburn & Co.
c. B. Currie's automobile arrived yes
terday and he is advertising for a chauf-
feur. Expert preferred, but he will &C.
cept any person who wants to learn if
he will stick to the job.
Oliver ]. McMichael Of Corwin and
Flora Hightlinger Of Cris6eld were unit
ed in marriage by Probate Judge Carl
son at his office in this city at 7 o'clock
a. m, Monday, March 2lst. The hap
py couple departed for their home on
the ] 0 o'clock train.
All members Of the Ladies Aid Of the
NJ. E. church are urged to be present at
the meeting to be held at Mrs. Lual-
lens. residence tomorrow Thursday
afternoon. And they are requested to
bring the articles for the sale in April.
An Easter offering will also be taken at
this meeting.
= On account Of other pressing matters
the Baptist ladies have lately neglected
the matter Of gathering old papers. A
number Of phone messages have been
received but the papers have never been
called for and the names Of the donors
have been forgotten. If these parties
will again phone Mrs. Runyan the pa
pers and magazines will be sent after
promptly.
The next afternoon tea Of the Ladies
Aid Society will be April 5th at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Gait. A delici-
Gus luncheon will be served. There
will also be sale Of useful, fancy and
ornamental articles and chinaware.
Don't forget the date and arrange to
come. There is sure to be something
you want.
Sheriff Mathews took George Hor-
ton to the state penitentiary on Monday,
to begin serving an indeterminate SEN
tence Of from FIVE to ten years on con-
viction Of burglarizing the Gem drug store.
Mr. Horizons appeal to the supreme
court has so far not been prosecuted en-
account Of lack Of funds.
Miss Margaret Kernohan was called
TO her home MONDAY evening by
phone message announcing that her
grandfather, Henry Rankin, was lying
at the point Of death. No news from
bis bedside was received up to noon
yesterday. Mr.. Rankin has been ailing
for several months and is in his SIND or
63rd year.