Barbour County index., 1910-01-19
Sun and Lake City Happenings


Oh. for little sunshinel
Cole Gof made trip to the hub las
Monday. returning Tuesday.
Miss Mary Overton, the Elsea schoo
teacher, was IN Lake, Saturday.
Alter suspension Of some time the
Sun Ciy Choir has resumed practice.
Miss Esther Johnson spent the FRS,
part Of last week at the Massey home.
Miss Rose Fulkerson came up to Lake
City Saturday and visited with Mrs.
Howard.
Wes Urton shipped in 200 head Of
sheep last week from the eastern part Of
the state.
Miss Lena Shisley, visited with the
Misses Redwine at Goats last Monday
and Tuesday.
Every lover Of good music should hear
the kimball THO at Lake City next
Thursday evening.
Miss Winnie Cooke and her Lark
made social call at Fronk Cookies last
Saturday evening.
Blame Jones has the appearance Of a
major general when sporting about on
his haxy name mare.
What has become Of 'Music?" We
have neither laid hands nor eyes on him
since he got that rib.
You should hear Gene Bullock's ad-
vice on the art Of cooking. mo rare
meat for Willie, says he.
Laugh and Grow Fat" is c. S.
Marty motto. He now tips the scales
at zoo pounds. Something unusual
for him.
Homer Hastings who returned
from Canadian, Texas, last Tuesday, says
the people Of that part have been enjoy
ing some nice sunshine.
This is January 18th and Fred Lake
isn't home yet. He must have struck
something pretty rich at Kansas City
that he stays SO long.
I The ice broke loose in the river las,
Tuesday night, making crashing sound
that could be heard mile. By Wed
nesday noon the ice was all gone.
Miss Ethel Hoagland, the Wildcat
pedagogist, visited with her parents las,
Sunday. Dame Runner says she is do.
ing excellent work in her first school.
When Roosevelt gets home he and
Taft will no doubt get a little sassy
with one another. In case they get to
war Joe Lahey will be sent up to tell
them what's what. Joe daddies the re-
publican party.
Still the ball rolls. Newt McAdoc
Of Elm Mills township purchased the
Lake hotel last week Of John Roberts fol
$500. He is taking hold like a vet
eran and will make good. Mr.. Roberts
and family will go to Broken Arrow
Oklahoma, where he has property.
| Hal Garten and Orie Adams ventur.
ed out with their greyhounds last week
and in short time had genuine chase.
The dogs had not pursued a coyote
more than half mile when three more
coyotes fell in line and real battle oc-
cured between the two dogs and four
coyotes, resulting in one Of the dogs be-
ing literally shredded and the other had
one leg torn off. The boys came up
too late to be Of any assistance to the
dogs.
Jay Harrington. the fourteen-year-old
son Of Mrs. Allie Harrington, who lives
on the Blankenship place, died Sunday
morning, January 9th, after only four days
illness. He had an attack Of typhoid
fever last summer which left him phys
ical wreck, yet he was able to be about.
1t had been only FIVE days after he was
in school until he died. A severe cold
was more than his frail body could stand.
Funeral services were held at the home
on Tuesday morning by Rev. Owens of
Belvidere. after which the remains were
taken to Lake City for interment. The
saddet and hardest things for we poor
mortals to bear is to have those we have
known and loved, taken away.