Barbour County index., 1910-08-31

Mound City Paints may cost
trifle more, butt. R. Young
Drug Co.
Misses Grace and Mabel Herr re-
turned the latter part of the week
from a visit with their grandma at
Kiowa.
G. n. Marshall has an expert auto
mobile mechanic at his garage and
solicits repair work regardless of the
name or kind of car.
Medicine Lodge has decided to
go to the big picnic at Lake City
on Friday and Saturday of this
week, en- masse. Join in.
We always knew that Commissioner
Riley Lake was a mighty good man
but we had not learned until very
recently that he has wings.
Master Hugh Froman returned
last Thursday morning from a visit
of several weeks with friends at Enid
AID other Oklahoma points.
money ITOn dlldlIdJ SudIduISSu
pure. 6O-pound cans, 1-3c; 10
pound pals, 95c; 5-pound pals,
50c. Rates on 1OOO-pound lots
D. S. Jenkins, Las Animas, Colo.
Mrs ]. c. Richardson and Mrs.
H. w. Skinner returned home from
their summer outing at Colorado
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genuine Colorado weather here
when they returned. f
Clyde Bundy, the Cresset's former
printer, was here the latter part of
last week to pack up his effects. He
left the first of this week for Tope-
ka where he will probably take a
job in a job office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Gibbs of Alva,
Oklahoma, arrived last Friday to
visit a week or ten days with their
daughter Mrs. w. L. Bragg, and
family, in the city, and their son,
J. ". Gibbs. and family at Deerhead.
Our contract with the Kansas
State Text Books for cash. Please
do not send children and expect
them to get books without the none
as we shall have to refuse them.
Young Drug Co.
Ernest Burton, bookkeeper with
the Metz Lumber Company. has ten
dered his resignation to Mgr. Fair,
effective September 1st (tomorrow).
Mr.. Burton expects to leave in the
course of a few weeks to take a
post graduate course but has not
yet fully decided as to what college
he will enter. Ernest is very handy
any place he is found.
Davis Gordon departed the latter
part of last week on a trip through
western Kansas to do veterinary
work. He will visit Comanehe Clark,
Meade, Seward, Stevens, Morton and
Grant counties on this trip and per-
haps several others. He has travel
ed over this territory on veterinary
business before and his services
were again solicited. He will be
gone from four to six weeks.
At the request of the experiment.
al station at the State Agricultural
College, Manhattan, we publish this
week an article from Prof. L. A..
Fitz,in charge of the Milling Indus
try Department, warning farmers
against an inferior quality of wheat.
Every farmer should read this ar
ticle carefully and avoid using any
of it for seeding purposes.
Fred Cullison, the young man who
was working with the Metz Lumber
Company in this city, a year or
more ago, was married two weeks
ago to Miss Bessie Tilton
at Coffeyville, Kansas. The bride
was also a former Medicine Lodge
girl and it was here that the court
ship was started. The marriage is
said to have been semi-romantic in
that it was a case Of elopement, but
this will add to rather than subtract
Irom the connubial happiness OF
the couple. Fred is a fine boy
industrious and reliable, and will
succeed.
NJ. T. Williams departed on Fri.
day on a trip which includes Kansas
City, Osawatomie and Topeka. Pri.
marily. the object of the trip wai
to hear Ex-President Roosevelt's ad
dress at Osawatomie yesterday
which was the great Kansas event
of 1910, but he also took occasion
to attend the Republican part.
council which was in session a
Topeka the first OF the week. Mr.