Barbour County index., 1910-10-26

When you want to get there quick
ly and be sure to get there without
delay go to C. N MarshalPs Auto
Livery.
Aubrey Morris of Kiowa visit
ed with friends in the city on Mon
day. He returned home in the
evening
Mrs. Emma Rankin visited in
Wichita and attended Carnival last
week She returned home on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ireland arrived from Alva
last Wednesday to visit Indefinitely
with her son, County Clerk S. w.
Ireland, and family.
Mrs. S. 1. Field returned home
from st. Francis hospital, Wichita,
last Wednesday. She had been tax
ing treatment about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Painter at
tended the Carnival proceedings in
Wichita last week. They returned
home on Saturday.
Parties who are running an ac-
count with me will confer favor
by settling the first of the month.
Please do not forget it.-Wm. Mar
tin. tin.
We are sorry to report that there
is no improvement in J. @. Wheat's |
condition this week. On Sunday he |
was very sick but an improvement |
was noticeable the following day.
But he is still a very sick man.
Strayed-A black steer, years
old, underbit left ear, no brands, |
white heart in forehead, white spot
on side. Reward for steer or in
H. Wisner, Sharon,
Kansas.
Miss Eugenia Youmans went to
last week to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Myra Jones, and cousins, and
also to attend the Carnival She
enjoyed her visit very much. She
returned home on Monday.
Dwight P. Mills has just complet-
I'D the installation of his woodwork
machinery and is prepared to do all
kinds of custom work. No job too
1elicate-his equipment is very COM
)lete.
c. W. Kidd and wife returned
rom their visit in Topeka on Tues
lay of last week. The principal pur-
pose of the trip was to represent
Barber county at the State Conven-
ion of the Christian church.
Mrs. Emma Rankin purchased L.
VI. Axline's south property on Wal
nut street last Wednesday and ex-
)ects to move from her Main street
residence into her newly purchased
soon. The price paid was
$500.
Col. John MacGregor was called
% Oklahoma City last Wednesday by
he serious illness of his son, John,
Ir., who has been taken down with
Uphold fever in that city. His
Medicine Lodge friends are very
sorry to hear of Johns misfortune.
Jack Williams sold the Perry
quarter section of land eight miles
southeast of this city, to A. M. Will
son, on Monday. Consideration, ,$8,-
ESQ. This is an exceptionally choice
tract of land. Frank Stone who
owns two Eighties adjoining it, has
refused SIS per acre for
them. "~7D
Miss Nanta Scott came up from |
Fargo, Oklahoma, on Monday morn
ing of this week, to visit a day or |
two with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Mar
tin. She was accompanied by Mr.. |
Wiley Norman, man of more than |
local reputation in the financial |
world, and the indications are that
well, watch for later. news.
H. G-sWilliams departed on Satur-
day for his home at Orleans, Indi-
ana. Lewis has been here so long
that we claimed him as Medicine
Lodge citizen and we can hardly for
give him for leaving. Still we are
keeping up the faith that it will not
be long until he, will cut loose from
the Hoosier ties and become a per-
manent Jayhawker.
George Kimball was taken sick
few days ago with typhoid fever.
George has had more than one
mans share of sickness during the
past few years and is not in the
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