Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1910-03-30

BARBER COUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY. NIGH. 80. 1910
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
Have fine display Of bicycles in their
window. If you want one, call.
V. E. DeGeer Of Deerhead was at
tending to business In the city on Friday.
Red Siberian MiIlet seed for sale, S
per bushel. F.C Colborn, Medicine
Lodge.
Miss Sadie Harding has been en-
ployed in the dry goods department at
Fair & Trees.
Mrs. L. D. Sparks and daughter.Lou-
Use, returned to their home in Wichita
last Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Of Gerlaue
visited the latter part Of last week with
Miss Ethel Smith.
w. c. Afford and Robt. Garvin Of
Hazelton were attending to business in
probate court on Friday.
Mrs. Ella ]. Fisk Of Atchison, sister
Of the late w. w. Cook, is wishing her
sister-in-law, M. E. Cook.
Ladies Shirt Waists are selling fast at
Richardson's Why3 Because they are
so pretty and reasonable in pnce.
Refrigerator, almost new, for sale.
Can be be seen at Mrs. c. H. Rankin's
or inquire Of Mrs. Harry Luallen.
For Sale. Two-seated surrey, one
horse spring wagon and two sets single
harness, all nearly new.-A. B. Wilkins
We have sorghum seed, ka6r corn,
millet seed and oats, all clean and pure.
Call on us for seed for spring sowing.
Fishbwn & Co.
Mrs. S. |. Field and son, Kendall,
and Miss Vesta Sears visited in Wichita
from Wednesday Of last week until
Tuesday Of this week.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Of the M. E. church will be held
at the home Of Mrs. John Luallen, to-
morrow Thursday afternoon.
Mayor ]. B. Gano Of King accom-
panied the Gypsum Bruisers" to the
city last Friday and saw to it that they
got a square deal in the ball game.
Mrs. NJ. M. Holmes and daughter,
Miss Gay, were called to Kansas City
Saturday by the sudden death Of their
niece and cousin. daughter Of a brother
Of Frank Holmes, deceased.
In the republican race for register Of
deeds. so far as developed to date, ii
appears that the last shall be first and
the first shall be last. Politics seems to
have lost none Of its humor.
Roger A. Axline returned home from
Manhattan last Friday where he has
attended the State Agricultural College
during the fall and winter. II rumor is
correct, Roger will soon assume the edi-
torial management Of the Cresset.
If the big dailies are privileged to pub
lish news items Of the Frances Swope
Hyde flavor that seasoned the Kan
sas-Missouri dailies several days last
week. why can't the country weeklies
have the same privilege2 Our phone
numbers are SO and 4l.
Now that the Index's political an
nouncement column has been started, we
hope that others will join in. As before
stated, announcements will be published
regardless Of party lines. The announce
ment fee is S., and republicans, demo-
Gratis, socialists, prohibitionists and indie
pendents can secure space by paying the
fee.
Marvin Turner, after an absence oil
nearly eight years, dropped in on his old
friends. last week, here and in Elm Mills
township. Since leaving he had the
misfortune to lose his wife. She died in
the Creek nation about two years ago.
MIR. Tuner has been all over Oklaho-
ma. Arkansas and Colorado since he left
Barber county, and is still undecided a.
to future plans. His brother, Lynn, is
shll pradicing law in Pratt.
L. 7. Williams and wife received a
letter the FIRST of last week from their