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

Get the most for your money. Po-
tatoes Csc per bushel. Fair & Tnce.
Muslin Skirts, the best you have seen
at the price. Soc. at Richardson's
Wanted 200 head Of cattle to pas
ture on ]. w. Storm ranch. Inquire Of
]. w. Heady & Co.. Medicine Lodge.
Kansas.
J. G. Clayton sold his property in the
north part Of town-the old Day prop
erty-Monday. to Harry Smith. Con-
sideration $3.50.
Jas. Dobbs of Wichita was in the city
the latter part Of laa week. He was
called to Kansas City Saturday by the
sudden death Of Mrs. Dobbs's cousin.
For sale. Sn-roomed house and
FIVE lots, city water and out-buildings, on
North Main St. Price $500. Ad-
dress, Veme Gibbs, Deerhead, Kansas.
Jay Warren. son Of ]. o. Warren
and wife, who reside SIX miles north of
Of the city. is very seriously Ill with ty-
phoid fever. Dr. Gilbert is attending him.
The ladies Of St. Marks church will
give their Easter Bazaar in the Episco-
pal church basement Saturday, April End.
A cordial invitation is extended to every
body.
DR.. Gilbert reports the birth Of
daughter to Mr.. WisweH and wife,
who recently purchased the Coryell
farm about nine miles north Of this city,
March 22nd.
The Second Baptist Church is seated
with good comfortable seats, and every
body is cordially invited to attend. Ser
vices both morning and evening". H.
Hughes, Pastor.
c. c. Clark. printer from Perry Ok
lahoma. arrived Monday to take Miss
Gertrude Rhoades's (now Mrs. Parker)
place at the Cresset Office. He is not
certain that he will remain.
St. Elmo. which was presented at the
opera house Saturday night, fulfilled every
expectation and verified the advance no.
tees given it. 1t is beautiful story and
this company handled it very ably.
Notice consumers. | am now
running the ice wagon daily and am pre-
pared to deliver to all parts of the city.
Notify me how much you want and it
will be promptly delivered.-Wm. Lang
hart.
L. N. Wilkins, wife and son, Of Mil
tonvale, Kansas. arrived last week to
visit with A. B. Wilkins and family, the
two men being brothers. They will leave
probably tomorrow to visit at Pond Creek,
Oklahoma.
Ex-senator c. |. Long returned home
from Washington. D. c.. and other east
ern points last Wednesday. The pre-
sumption is that he was one of the chief
CONSIDERS Of Uncle Joe during the
strenuous time Of the previous week.
Mr.. Long departed again on Friday.
The next afternoon tea Of the Ladies
Aid Society will be April 5th at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Cant. A delici-
Gus luncheon will be served. There
will also be sale Of useful, fancy and
ornamental articles and chinaware.
Don't forget the date and arrange to
come. There is sure to be something
you want.
Mrs. Mary ]. Harris Of Sidney Aus
tralia, arrived Saturday to visit a few
days with her nephew, Geo. P. Wiltshire,
coming here from Croft, Pratt county,
where she has been visiting Georges pa
reEts and brother. Mrs. Harris has
been staying with relatives at Salinas,
! California, during most Of the time she
has been spending in America.
| Mrs. Taber was taken to Wichita by
Rev. F. w. Imboden last Friday to
have her eye treated by DR. Dorsy.
Her condition is quite serious and it
is very doubtful whether the eye can
be saved. 1t is also feared that it may
affect the other eye. Her daughter,
Miss. Eva, who had been visiting in
Missouri, returned to Wichita about the
same time and is now assisting in caring
tor her. Its our sincere hope that the
eye may be saved.
| People differ about the merits of
newspapers. Recently a friend was
frank enough to tell US that our paper
wasn't worth carrying home and we fell
depressed. A few days later, however,
our spirits rose again when the mail
brought US a letter from subscriber, IN