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Barbour County index., 1910-06-15


George Haun returned home from
his visit in wichita last Wednesday.
Seward |. Field was attending to busi-
ness in the district court Of Pratt county
yesterday.
Sherman Myers returned last Wed
nesday from visit with his mother in
Okla homa.
J.C. Freeman does all kinds Of plumb
ing and tin-roof work. Shop next
door to Fromans.
Hail insurance at SIX per cent in the
Mcpherson Mutual or seven per cent in
the Central National. V. G.. Sleeper.
agent.
C. T. McCracken opened the south
barn Monday and is conducting feed
and sale business. He solicits a share
Of your patronage.
Miss Alma Shell returned home from
Winfield the first Of last week. She has
been attending the Southwestern College
in that city the past two years.
What do you think Of alfalfa four feet
tall9 J. B. Fairly has large field Of
that kind on his ranch north Of this city.
1t is the tallest we have ever seen.
Marion Shannon, nephew of Mrs.
Eugene Youmans, CT this city, was a
member Of the class Of 10 Of Carthage,
Mo-, high school. He carried off third
honors in a class Of forty.
Jack Trice returned last week from
visit in "Old Kaintuck." His friends
are hoping that he brought some Of the
goods that made Kentucky famous, but
if he did, he hasn't put many Of his
friends on his list.
Harry Garland and Harry Billerman
Of Kiowa were in the city few hours
Monday morning attending to important
business. And when we say important
we mean it. For proof, consult the records
at the probate judges Office.
Misses Pearl Sims and Wilma Mum
Of Wichita arrived last Friday to visit a
week with the families Of L. L. Tedrow
and Jas. Clark. Miss Sims is a niece oI
Mrs. Tedrow and Mr.. Clark. Mis-
Mum In an intimate frieLd.
A pehi6ed man and high-diye dog
constituted an attraction on our streets
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
dog was an actor Of the best type and
the peti6ed man wasn't genuine he wa:
an excellent imitation. The show wa
literally patronized.
Tom Newkirk Of Upton, Mo-, broth
er Of c. D. Newknk and uncle Of w
A. and Ed Newkirk Of Moore town
ship. is visiting his relatives ant
friends in Barber county. He was il
the city last Wednesday looking up c
G. and r. J. Taliafero who were hi
neighbors in Missouri.
Word was received here Sunda,
morning Of the death Of Mr.. and Mr.:
Jas. Gallagher's child. girl nearly tw
years Of age. at Corpus Christi. Texa:
Mrs. Gallagher was formerly Miss Mary
Walstad. Their Medicine Lodg
friends and relatives sympathize deepl
with them in their sorrow.
Several Of the towns most distinguish
ed members Of the never-sweat societ
are facing serious charge this week an
are in great. danger Of expulsion. Sever
Of them came out Monday afternoo
and moved the lawn at the Christia
I church and even carried their campaie
into the streets and, alleys hard by an
had general cleaning up in that part
: town. Among the guilty ones are 4
B. Wilkins, Tip McCracken, T. N
Kidd. Bishop M. Hopkins and c. {
Taliaferro.
II Two small automobile accidents wei
recorded in Medicine Lodge last wee
Wednesday evening Mrs. Luallen w
out driving with party of friends, an
! had some difficulty in starting the m
u chine after makino all IN q.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mrs. L. A. Rudolph returned Mon
day from visit with friends and rela-
tives in Wichita and Kiowa.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

County Superintendent Thomas made
a trip to Pratt on Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Rudolph returned Mon
day from visit with friends and rela-
tives in Wichita and kiowa.
For rent-three unfinished rooms.
Inquire Of Mrs. Matte Woodward at
Central Office Of Med. Lodge Eel Co.
Prof. Saml Robinson Of Sharon was
supplying his Medicine Lodge friends
with some Of his fine peaches and veg
etables yesterday.
Mrs. R. A. Hall left Saturday for
Medicine Lodge to join her husband
who is working at the carpenter trade
in that city.-Attica Independent.
Miss Florence MacGregor accom-
panied her sister. Mrs. Hobble. on her
return to Liberal Monday. Miss Flor
ence expects to spend the summer there.
c. C. Taliaferro exhibited sample Of
English bluegrass on the streets Monday.
that was about three and one-half feet
tall, and headed out almost like oats.
This is new grass with which he has
been experimenting on a small scale and
he is well pleased with the result.
Rev. w. D. Parker, whose home is
in Barber Co., and who has been in
Southwestern college. Winfield, arrived
here yesterday and will spend the sum-
mer assisting Rev. c. E. Brown Of the
ME. church. Rev. Parker's work will
be in the country mostly.-Coldwater
Star.
F. A. Withers and family Of Pratt
visited in the city on Sunday with r. r.
Froman and family. Mr.. Withers was
formerly photographer in this city but
now operates large studio in Pratt and
is doing well. He made the trip here
in his fine REQ car. Franks Medicine
Lodge friends were glad for the privilege
Of renewing old acquaintance.
there is a persistent rumor to the ef-
feet that eight or ten young sports Of the
city are to be invited before His I Honor,
Judge Kidd, any moment to answer to
the charge of being unduly stimulated
Saturday night, but up to the time Of
printing City Attorney Tmcher had no
information to give to the public. He
admitted that there had been intimation.
but stated that no complaint had beer
made.
| Walter and John Parker, sons Of H
J. Parker and wife Of Mingona town
ship, who have been attending South
western College at Winfield, returned
home for the summer vacation the first o
last week. Miss Stella Parker who ha
also been attending the same college, re
turned on Saturday, and Miss Anna. an
other daughter. will return within tw'
weeks. If every family in Kansas wer,
as well represented at the Southwesterl
as MI. Parker's. that institution woule
be gigantic one. -,,.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Medicine Lodge was well represented
nj the Hardtner celebration last Wednes-
day and Thursday. A monstrous crowd
and No. time are reported.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

George Woodward of Medicine
Lodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wood
ward Of Sharon were guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. c. Burdg Sunday and Monday.
They made the,trip in Georges automo.
bile.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

When you want the best paints. oils
varnishes. enamels, glass and mouldings
call on Dwight P. Mills. Shop FIRST
door south Of Christian church.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Dr.. Coleman introduced fine large
boy into the home Of George Mounsey
and wife Of Nippawalla township on
Tuesday afternoon Of last week. Score
one more for Democracy.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

The Willing Workers will have an
ice cream social on the lawn at the
Christian Church. Thursday evening.
June 10th. Everybody is invited to
come and have a good time.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Lost, a large square breast pin, on
school ground or street. Finder please
Ieturn to Eusenia Gaitskill and receive
seward.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

BARBER COUNTY INDEX
( WEDN ESDAY, JUNE Is. 1910.
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
: headquarters for all kinds Of farm ma
xhmery.
Miss Alice Rudolph visited in Kiowa
10 Sunday.
W. Fishburn sells Baden's Flour,
he best on earth.
Ice cream and soft drink: at Luallen's.
Sodas a specially.
For Sale. A good young horse, brok-
Tn. F. ]. Wadsworth.
Roscoe Brown Of Capron, Oklahoma,
pent Friday visiting friends in this city.
Mound City Paints may cost a riAe
more, but J. R. Young Drug Co.
The Baptist Aid Society has two rag
.apets for sale. Call at Mrs. J. S. Run
yans 10 see them.
Bring your hogs to Gerlane Friday
md will pay you the highest market
price.-Clarence Martin.
Lost, large square breast pin, on
school ground or street. Finder please
return to Eusenia Gaitskill and receive
seward.
Medicine Lodge was well represented
nj the Hardtner celebration last Wednes-
day and Thursday. A monstrous crowd
and No. ! time are reported.
Mrs. VS.. Cook and two small chill
dren. Robert and Mary. departed on
Friday to visit about ten days with rela-
Ives at Frederick, Oklahoma.
Born, to Lee H. Bridges and wife,
whosreside on the Dobbs ranch south
east Of this city. on Friday night, June
g0th, boy. Dr.. Gilbert in attend
4nce.
Frank Shepler, formerly Of Barber
romty, is in the race for county survey
N m Woods county, Oklahoma. Frank
B good surveyor and a Democrat
This ought to ensure his election.
Master Phillip Carmichael, son Of Don
Carmichael Of Wichita, arrived last Fri
day to make good long visit with his
grandma, Mrs. Helen Carmichael, and
Dther relatives in and near the city.
The many friends Of Miss Beatrice
Stevens who visited here last fall, will be
plessed to know that she held second
bOnors in the graduating class Of the
Dennison Ohio High School, this spring.
Nearly all Of the candidates attended
he Hardtner celebration last Wednes-
Say and Thursday, but Col. John and
Representative Sam were the most con-
Escuous. Both returned feeling san.
gume."
Born, to Thos. Kenney and wife, or
Friday. June 10th, a daughter. Dr.
Coleman in attendance. Tom is fairly
wei satisfied, although he says he woulc
have been better satisfied if it had beer
m "insurgent" voter.
If you break your glasses. send then
70 the Columbian Optical Company
Kansas City. Mo-. (broken glass and all
with frame) tell them to whom you wan
them sent and instruct them to charg,
DO J. Harry Cay. Then you will hea
HON me later. J. H. G.
Mis-. J. S. Jones Of Wichita visited wit
Mrs. R. H. Clay in this city last week
She departed on Saturday. Mr.and Mrs
Zones have been living in Wichita eve
ance leaving Barber county and seem t
-Dioy life there. Their son. Roy.
Employed in a wholesale house in tn;
MY.
Fred Bowen departed on Friday {
Aa week to visit and recuperate. at th
Aome of son at Manchester, Oklahom
Fred has been suffering with eye troub
md other sickness the past sever;
months and is in need Of good medici
treatment and rest. He has been dom
10 much hard work.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Born, to Lee H. Bridges and wife,
whosreside on the Dobbs ranch south
east Of this city. on Friday night, June
g0th, boy. Dr.. Gilbert in attend
Rnce.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Frank Shepler, formerly Of Barber
rOmty, is in the race for county survey
% N Woods county, Oklahoma. Frank
3 good surveyor and a Democrat.
This ought to ensure his election.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
3 headquarters for all kinds Of farm ma.
xhinery.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Tomorrow's Ball Game

1t will be worth several times
the admission price to see tomor-
row afternoons base ball game.
1t is styled business men VS..
regulars and includes profession
ais, amateurs and "tenderfoots.
On the business mems side the
following aggregation will play
and men will be changed and sub
stitute every third inning or as Of
ten as any of the players "fags
OUT Game begins at three
o'clock sharp:
Guilford Davis Roger Axline.
Zeal Johnson Sim Ewalt
J. Woodward Harp
G. D. Rackley Samuel Griffin
- Gunnerson H H Mccoy
Francis Monley Jno. Luallen
S.W. Ireland DR.. ia. Coleman
Ralph Ewing J. H. Woodward
w. E. Stout Maurice Kathren
Roe Cole VIM. Martin
Dick Collins A. b. Wilkins
F. E. Read L. w. Fullerton
w. R. Forsyth Otto Southworth
H. o. CresS DR.. Hardin Gilbert
@. n Marshall Kirk Collins
J. A. Fair W. S. Cant
@. G. Painter r. r. FrOman
Waldron Chase H. D. Fair
Ed Adams S. I. Field
DR.. J. II. Donovan
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Bring your hogs to Gerlane Friday
and | will pay you the highest market
price.-Clarence Martin.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Bring your hogs to Gerlane Friday
md | will pay you the highest market
pgice.-Clarence Martin.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Gravel for sale at 20 cents per load
M. Best.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Harry Garland and Harry Billerman
Of Kiowa were in the city few hours
Monday morning attending to important
business. And when we say important" "
we mean it. For proof, consult the records
at the probate judges office.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Prof. Sam'l Robinson Of Sharon was
supplying his Medicine Lodge friends
with some Of his fine peaches and veg
etables yesterday.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

The Baptist Aid Society has two rag
carpets for sale. Call at Mrs. J. S. Run
yans 10 see them.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Misses Pearl Sims and Wilma Mum
Of Wichita arrived last Friday to visit a
week with the families Of L. L. Tedrow
and Jas. Clark. Miss Sims is a niece Of
Mrs. Tedrow and Mr.. Clark. Mis-.
Mum in an intimate frieLd.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Two small automobile accidents were
recorded in Medicine Lodge last week.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Luallen was
out driving with party Of friends, and
had some difficulty in starting the ma
chine after making a call on Oak
street. She and others got out and
pushed. after cranking up. and the
car started off at a swift gait with nobody
at the steering wheel. Mrs. Hammond
and children were in the rear seat, and
the car ran into A. B. Wilkins's fence
and threw the occupants quite hard
against the front seat but it did not injure
them seriously. The front part of the
car was slightly damaged. The second
mishap took place on Main street on Fri
day. Claude Garten Of Lake Ciy
cranked up his car but lost control Of i
and it took swing around the circl,
and turned a somersault. No seriou
damage. the occupants having jumped
out before the car turned over.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

George Haun returned home from
his visit in wichita last Wednesday.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Jack Trice returned last week from
visit in "Old Kaintuck." His friends
are hoping that he brought some Of the
goods that made Kentucky famous. but
if he did, he hasn't put many Of his
friends on his LIST.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mound City Paints may cost trihe
more, but! ]. r. Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Master Phillip Carmichael, son Of Don
Carmichael Of Wichita, arrived last Fri
day to make good long visit with hi.
grandma, Mrs. Helen Carmichael, and
Dther relatives in and near the city.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Roscoe Brown Of Capron, Oklahoma,
pent Friday visiting friends in this city.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

date for County Attorney on the Demo-
crat ticket. He is a good man and no
doubt if he is elected we will have an
excellent county attorney. Such men as
Alexander are hard to find. We have
known him Tor some time and we don't
know any better or any sraighter men
than S. S.-Nashvlle Record.
At the meeting Of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners last week H. P. Hart
ley was appointed treasurer Of Elm Mills
township to ELL a vacancy caused by the
resignation of ]. A. Mccoy. Ever
since these two men have lived in Elm
Mills township one or the other of them
has been drafted to serve on the town.
ship board and they are called on re-
gardless Of their protests. Last fall Mr..
Harley put one over" MIR. Mccoy and
had him elected but it seems that Joe
has the last laugh. With the help Of the
county commissioners, he handed it back
to bis neighbor.
The report Of the death Of Charles
Derrick published in our last issue wa.
erroneous. Mr.. Derrick is alive and
with his parents at Wichita. VIII Der
rick was informed Of the serious illness oI
his brother at Thornton Hlise's, Hot
Springs. Idaho, and at the time he lef
here he did not expect to find his broth.
er alive. He found him suffering great
ly with inAammatory rheumatism anc
started home with him as soon as posi-
bic. Mrs. Derrick was with her hus
band and is now with him at Wichita
Viii Derrick returned to Hardtner Mon
day, after having long and most t1yin,
journey to bring his suffering brothe
home to his parents.-kiowa News-Re
view.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

County Superintendent Thomas made
a TIP to Pratt on Monday.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

The many friends Of Miss Beatrice
Stevens who visited here last fall, will be
pleased to know that she held second
bOnors in the graduating class Of the
Dennison Ohio High School, this spring.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Marion Shannon, nephew of Mrs.
Eugene Youmans, CT this city, was a
member of the class Of 10 Of Carthage,
Mo-, high school. He carried off third
honors in a class Of forty.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Miss Alice Rudolph visited in Kiowa
10 Sunday.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Nearly all of the candidates attended
he Hardtner celebration last Wednes-
Say and Thursday. but Col. John and
Representative Sam were the most con-
Eicuous. Both returned feeling san
1ume."
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

On account Of the displacement Of
sne Of her papers, the name Of Miss
Gladys MacGregor Of this city was
amitted from the list Of county graduates
Ernished from the county superintend-
sns's Office last week. Miss Gladys
eceiyed good grades and stands at the
Dp Of the list. and her name should have
Seen included in the list Of graduate.
uhEshed laA week,
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Seward |. Field was attending to busi-
ness in the district court Of Pratt county
yesterday.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15
Wolf Banque. hams at Cole & Sons.

For Sale Cheap. A good horse. cart
and harness. Inquire at this office.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

A peti6ed man and high-dive dog
constituted an attraction on our streets
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
dog was an actor Of the best type and il
the petri6ed man wasn't genuine he was
an excellent imitation. The show wa:
literally patronized.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Born. to Thos. Kenney and wife, on
Friday. June 10th, a daughter. Dr..
Coleman in attendance. Tom is fairly
wei satisfied, although he says he would
have been better satisfied if it had been
an "insureent" voter.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Ice cream and soft drinks at Lualen' s
Sodas a specially.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Tom Newkirk Of Upton. Mo-, a BROTH
er Of c. D. Newkirk and uncle Of w.
A. and Ed Newkirk Of Moore town.
ship. is visiting his relatives and
friends in Barber county. He was in
the city last Wednesday looking up C.
C. and R. ]. Taliafero who were his
neighbors in Missouri.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Word was received here Sunday
morning Of the death Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Gallagher's child. girl nearly two
years Of age, at Corpus Christi, Texas.
Mrs. Gallagher was formerly Miss Mary
Walstad. Their Medicine Lodge
friends and relatives sympathize deeply
with them in their sorrow.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

]. V. Fishburn sells Baden's Flour,
he best on earth.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

IF you break your glasses. send them
70 the Columbian Optical Company,
Kansas City. Mo-. (broken glass and all,
with frame) tell them to whom you want
them sent and instruct them to charge
Do ]. Harry Gay. Then you will hear
HON me later. II. G.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

What do you think Of alfalfa four feet
tall9 J.. Fairly has a large field Of
that kind on his ranch north Of this city.
1t is the tallest we have ever seen.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

For Sale. A good young horse, brok
Tn. F. ]. Wadsworth.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Sherman Myers returned last We'd
nesday from visit with his mother in
Okla homa.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mrs. R. A. Hall left Saturday for
Medicine Lodge to join her husband
who is working at the carpenter trade
in that city.-Attica Independent.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Mis-. J. S. Jones Of Wichita visited with
Mrs. R. H. Clay in this city last week.
She departed on Saturday. Mr.and Mrs.
Zones have been living in Wichita ever
ance leaving Barber county and seem to
=Dioy life there. Their son. Roy. is
Employed in a wholesale house in tha,
MY.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

Fred Bowen departed on Friday Of
Ast week to visit and recuperate, at the
home of son at Manchester, Oklahoma.
Fred has been suffering with eye trouble
md other sickness the past several
months and is in need Of good medical
treatment and rest. He has been doing
10 much hard work.
The attention Of land owners and
senters is called to the official notice oI
he county commissioners published this
seek, relating to Canadian and Russian
hstles. The law providing for the de-
Hrue6on of these weeds is being rigidls
enforced throughout the state and in Bar
Ser county it has been done every yeal
ance its enactment.
Barbour County index., 1910-06-15

J.C. Freeman does all kinds Of plumb
ing and tin-roof work. Shop next
door to Froman's.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-12
FAILS TO FIND PIECE
HE EXPECTED IN PAPER
Irish Saloon Keeper Is Disappointed
When Rivals Arrest is Not
Recorded

Two saloonists with "places" ad-
Joining in the northwestern part of the
city never get along very well together
Roth are of Hibernian origin, but
are not at all clannish, as their riV-
airy in the dispensing of liquor is very
keen. Those who know them have said
that if one sells a glass of beer more
than the other the old feud is re-es-
tablished.
Now the other day one of them want
ed to make some money on the side
and also on Sunday $50 the police say
At least a patrol wagon backed up and
took down proprietor, evidence and all.
News of the matter was either buried
or suppressed in some way and when
the rival who had not CHANGED Fate to
sell drink started to find the account
of the arrest of his neghbor in the
newspapers, he could not find the
"piece."
station.
"Where is the piece in the paper
about O'Flynn?" eve will call him
O'Flynn because that wasn't his
name).
81 don't know we are not running
the newspaper" was the answer.
col looked for it in the paper, but Oi
didn't see a thing of 1t"
Eyes, it's strange it wasn't in the
papers, but we haven't anything to do
with that"
"All right, sur. but Oi still think it's
d-n strange" and the disappointed
saloonist hung up.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-12
BY lay DAVIDSON

rv 1 both teams playing
W the game veons got
worth If the suburban boys did get the worst OF
when the full score was counted up lhe 7oN seem " le
going at fast rate showing quite pig form
training schedule of games considerably more
when the bue we're giving them regular me
some b @ th [rs two one and while thew made three mispys
they really outpayed the Coast aguerS
a good for their
only two of them
the Holm tved five innings and Young
being ordinarily their hits passes and the
the NINTH when it was case
humaed with shutou The sox scored one the un
the ninth
the Angels and the YER
have enough of the two home teams
series when the training
] as thew Tepsent the cream of the draft division
awe out and began
troubles But in the
with honors standing up there should be
much to
This will be the appearance
outfit will leave tonight for Bakersfield to play the
Devereaux outfit tomorrow" while the Venons win hok up as %
attraction Now that the home teams realize
should be far interesting than formerly
their best form from now on and f
of abilities should furnish the results
advantage the home teams
White of the manays of the sox in
the pennan Hahn
old heads the and should more than balance the
division the visiting club Yet with Thorsen Nage
FORM the sox batters should
trouble getting around to the registering station 1h
fact that both the home teams and the Visitors are ABOUT ay 10 pay az
entcer the fans who enjoy good
be blood not fun from and good games should
reward the faithful who go out to see the contests -,
The feature the yesterday the brilliant playing all the
the all nsplavs
the for their
money all the hits and
against showing holding
the box The stonewa
infd of the suburban worked expectations and handed every
chance that came their way in perfect fashion
Following the official dope on the dongs the attenoon