Barbour County index., 1910-10-26


grade paints, etc.. and defies compe-
tition as to prices.
Signor Bartilotte has been liken-
ed to the golden toned Caruso whom
he resembles in voice and manner
Verde Thrasher, manager of the
Sun City Lumber Company, was at
tending to business affairs in the
city on Saturday.
Ella Schroeder and Gaylord Yost,
violinists, have played together since
they were seven years of age and
their work takes first rank as
musical novelty.
Your own friends have attained
position, honor, cash. How? Opens
Sept. 6. Salt City Business College.
Hutchinson, Kansas, Box $50 P.
Catalogue free. Positions await
graduates.
The automobile business seems to
be opening up after the summers
lull. C. N. Marshall has just de-
livered two Model "T'' Fords-one
to Lew Draper at Lake City and
one to VIM. Shuts of Sun City.
Mrs. Chas Rackley took sick the
latter part of last week with ty-
phoid fever, and her condition is
serious. On Monday, October 18th,
a daughter was born and she ap-
peared to be getting along nicely
until the latter part of the week
when typhoid developed. 1t is hoped
that she will speedily improve.
J.Harry Gay, the eye-sight special
ist, will be in Medicine Lodge, Tues
day, November 18th, and Wednes-
day, November 10th; he will be at
Lake City Thursday, November 18th,
at Sharon Friday, November 18th,
and at Attica Saturday, November
18th. Bring your eyes to all points.
James Chadwick, while cutting
kaffir corn Monday, stuck corn
knife in the calf of his leg to the
bone. He was brought to DR..
Bucklin for repairs, and as al
small artery had been cut it took
some work to stop the blood. 1t
was quite a serious wound but will
result in no permanent injury. II
Sawyer News.
We notice in the Barber county
Index that S. Y. Carr, of Deerhead,
Kansas, we'll known as "Uncle
Steve" died at his home October 16,
1910, aged 80 years. Uncle Steve
was one of the old settlers of west
ern Barber county. and one of the
most successful farmers and fruit
growers in that section of Kansas
.Alva Record.
The Index invites every voter in
Barber county to read the statement
of Riley Lake, Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners rel
ative to County Attorney Fields con-
nection with the MacGregor tax
case, which is published this week.
Glover Martin published some false
statements concerning this case in
newspaper last week, and this
statement of Mr.: Lakes calls him
down emphatically. YtOGdoes seem
that with all the call-dewns he has
experienced, Glover would cease put
ting out these weekly political roor
backs.
Elder Bishop NJ. Hopkins, who
few weeks ago rendered his res
ignation as pastor of the Christian
Church of this city, to the church
board, has recalled the resignation
and has accepted a call for another
year. At the time of his resigna-
tion it appeared that the finances Of
the church did not warrant the pay
ment of as large salary as he felt
he needed to carry on the work, but
after a few weeks of consideration
the members of the church conclud-
ed that the funds could be raised
without great difficulty. Elder Hop
kins has given splendid satisfaction
and he was retained for another
year without a dissenting voice. He
has done some excellent work dur
ing his pastorate in our city and will
begin on his second year with re-
newed vigor, energy and determin-
alton. We are glad to know that
he will remain
Jas. Hine met with a peculiar &C
cident last Thursday which came
very near resulting fatally. He
works in the Metz lumber yard, and
while handling lumber,a small sharp
piece of pine penetrated and lodged
under the muscle of his arm. DR..
Gilbert made an examination and
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