Barbour County index., 1910-02-02

For sale or trade, house and SIX lots.
T. M. Kidd.
A few more sacks Of fine Colorado {
potatoes going at s l.50 per sack this
week only.
Srayed, a sow pig. weight about 100
pounds. and one male. weight about 80
pounds, both black. Notify Tom Carter.
Mrs. ]. B. Stockstill returned from her a
visit at Pleasanton, Kansas on Tuesday Of {
last week. a
Speaking about big crowds turning out
to Sunday meetings. how did Sundays
trailing exhibition strike you2
St. Marks Guild will give an afternoon
tea at Mrs. Curne's tomorrow Thursday
afternoon. Everybody welcome. G
NJ. T. Williams purchased the former
Gus Olson 60-acre farm west Of this city
last week. He paid $4,000 for it.
DR.. ]. Harry Gay will be at the
Grand Hotel the latter part Of this month.
If you have any eye defect, see him.
Ed. E. Peckham Of Blackwell,
Oklahoma, visited his young friend in
the city from Tuesday until Saturday last h
week.
Parties desiring to buy good mules :,
should see c. T. McCracken Of this city.
He has nice bunch, three and four
years old. 4
Mrs. Geo. Chestnut Of Waynoka,
Oklahoma, arrived last week to visit
about ten days with her parents, R. M. P
Smith and wife.
w. P. C. Stout Of Harper visited Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday with his f
parents. DR.. and Mrs. |. W.Stout, return h
ing to Harper Monday evening. h
FIN. Shell had charge Of the county
superintendent Office on Friday while
County Superintendent tt omas was
conducting teachers examination. $
Taken up. at my place four miles '
south Of Sharon, one heifer, two years
old, red, with mottled face, no brands.
Owner can get same by paying feed bill {
and advertising. E. L. Smart. !
For Sale: Residence property in west
part Of town. thee lots. three-room house, 1
well, cement cave, sheds and outbuild- 1
ings. If taken in 80 days, will sell at a
bargain. A. Hollis, Medicine Lodge. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiz went to Medicine a
Lodge Tuesday where he is contemplate i
ing going into business in the near future. :
They had been visiting her parents. MIR. :
and Mrs. J. H. Thompson.-Harper
Sentinel. :
The St. John News reports that c. A. ,
Burney has bought four-chair barber
shop in that city and that he and his fam I
lily will soon move from Anthony to that S
city. c. A. seems to be on the move
all the time.
c. c. Fair has been shipping out sew ,
eral consignments Of chickens lately. He !
sent shipment to Appleton, Wisconsin, ,
Wednesday for which he received the
neat sum Of $25. 1t pays to keep good {
poulhy.-Sharon Shield.
Walter Warren returned on Saturday
from Kansas City where he visited a
week with his parents. He attended the ,
Lumbermens convention which was held .
there during the week. Mr.. Warren is
employed with the Badger Lumber Com .
pany here.
The Auxiliary Missionary Society Of
the Women's Board Of Missions Of the
Christian Church will meet with Mrs. M.
A. Collins February 4th. Let all men,
bers respond at roll call by giving the
name Of missionary and telling where
located. Everybody is invited.
J. NJ Tncher, Seward |. Field and
L. NJ. Axline returned home from Tope-
ka Monday morning. 1t is due Mr.. Field
to say that his business at Topeka was
other than that Of attending the repubIi-
can blowout and his returning home
with the other two gentlemen was mere
y happen SC"
The story is going around that pretty
lady dropped into music store a few
days ago and stepping up to the counter
where the clerk was sorting music. she