Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1910-09-14
Lake City

Mrs. Fred Lake was visiting in
Coldwater last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Larkin return
ed from Colorado last week
Hiram Myers shipped two cars of
MIXED cattle last Wednesday,.
Jas. B. Winter has moved his fam
lily into town to attend school
Herman Modlin returned from
visit with his father last week.
Lon Davis and wife were guests
of H. S. Buck and wife Sunday.
NJ. F. Casio had narrow escape
from heat prostration last Thursday.
o. Minis and daughter spent Sat
urday in Medicine Lodge, returning
Sunday evening in Wilkins's auto.
An urgent need OF this burg is a
hand laundry. Will someone who
has such a necessity come here
quickly?
NJ. F. Casio sold six cars of dry
cows last week. This about cleans
him up, he having only about 400
head of cattle left.
H. F. Miller and Dave Freemyer's
spent Friday at SINNERS garage in
Coats, making repairs Oh Shigley's
and Freemyer's Bucks.
Prof. and Mrs. Seaman, who have
charge of our school this year, have
moved into the house recently vacat-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh.
A brother of w. B. Redwine STOP
ped in Lake City last Wednesday.
He was on his way from Kentucky
TO Oklahoma to look at some land.
Mrs. frankie Stafford enjoyed a
pleasant visit from her sister.
Mrs. Matte Woods, of Pueblo, last
week. Mr.. Woods is also visiting
here.
The Lake City Drug Co. has a.
complete line of school books and
supplies. Please remember that our
contract with the state necessitates
selling textbooks for cash only.
Mrs. Sam Eager went to Pratt
last Saturday, where she will remain
for the winter in order that her
daughters, the Misses Leila, Bernice
and Hazel, may attend school there.
Car loads of freight received here
/ last week: Medicine Valley Alfalfa
1
Lbr. Co., 1 car lumber; H. w. Skin
ner, car silos; J. w. Miller, 1 car
coal.
Highest test autcr obile cylinder
Oil, transmission oil, batteries, spark
| plugs. and carbide for s., at Lake
City Drug Co. Anything in auto
supplies provided on short notice and
at lowest prices.
The first number of the lecture
course will be given at the church
Thursday evening, Oct 18th. Sea-
son tickets now on sale at the Lake
State Bank. Announcements of eact
number will appear in this column
about a week before it's coming.
Silas Alspaugh and family have
removed from Lake City to Sun. Mr.
Alspaugh is an honest, hard work
ing man whom we are sorry to lose
We can't understand, anyway, why
anyone should want to leave Lake
City,but there may be circumstances
we do not understand.
i Car load lots shipped out last
week: Jas. Efsea, 2 cars cattle;
Hiram Myers, 2 cars cattle; J. C.
Larkin, 1 car cattle; Tedrow & Per-
ry cars cattle;J Gentry, 2 cars
cattle; B. A. McAdoo, 4 cars cattle;
l Mr.. Harris, 4 cars cattle; Green
Adams, 1 car cattle; Medicine Val.
|, ley Milling & Alfalfa Co., 1 ca,
wheat.
! Fred Lake usually carries the
mail from the depot to the postoffice
by main strength and awkwardness
About 800 pounds of Sears-Wart
3, catalogues came in Friday evening
and Fred's appearance, as he stag
gered under the load, indicated thai
Old Atlas's job was dead easy il
, comparison. Fred says the fellow
? who sent in that mailing list has {
: bum sense of humor