Barbour County index., 1910-01-26
Sun and Lake City Happenings

N. E. Maccabee left last Monday for
Guthie. Oklahoma.
Boone Redwine is building a hard
ware store 24x60.
The teacher Of McAdoo district had
to give up her school on account Of sick
ness.
;. Henry Warnstaf Of Attica was IN
Lake shaking hands with old friend. last
Wednesday.
/. Miss Anna kaminska, sister Of Mrs.
c. A. Simon, returned to her home at
Capron, Oklahoma, Monday.
/ IF you wish to know just how much
cake was on display at the Larkin-C Cooke
wedding. ask Frank Cooke.
Blaine Jones instructed us to say that
his saddle animal was not a "Aaxy
name mare" but cream colored horse
instead.
Mrs. Fogleman Of Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, is here visiting her brother, Bert
Kennedy. She will probably remain
several months.
Harry Miller and better half returned
from Woodward last Tuesday where
they spent few days merry making
with frierds and relatives.
! Owen Wall, manager of the Shaw
} ranch on Mule creek, has been sick with
typhoid fever the past ten days. His
father came Saturday to be with him
E during his sickness.
! We have just received a nice little
bunch OF statements for delinquent sub
scribers Of this papers, so if you should
n be approached by lank, hungry look
d ing fellow, don't be afraid, it is |.
: 1t made very pleasant little journey
a to drive to the Lodge before the r. r.
h was built-But O, You Train!-We
}. were only one hour and twenty minutes
e coming from the Lodge to Lake las,
e Monday week.
1t isn't so bad when man authorizes
himself to take his neiehbor's horse and
IS buggy for drive if he will acknowledge
it, but when he gets the accommodation
70 without recognizing the owner he is just
a shade better than thief, if any
smoke that!
! Gene Bullock is making ready to build
y a barber shop which will be located on
the lot just east Of Bissantz's store. Gene
, is natural born artist with a razor and
, none the less when it comes to cutting
\ hair. He ought to do good business
at Sun.
4 1t seems, after all, that about ninety
e nine and nine tenths of the people,
|. church members and all, are professional
e GROWERS. In our rounds during the past
t week we never had half dozen words
| with any man without he had to roar
r on the weather.
VIM. Ward went to the Robinson
j stock farm at Towanda, Kansas, las,
week and purchased one Of the bes
I draft stations in the state. He is only
(. years old and weighs 2O3O pounds. Mr.
Il Ward has no taste for western broncho
, or Arkansaw hogs but he is to be com
, mended in the fact that he is always OF
the lookout for the bea, which certainl,
pays in the long run.
Misses Bernice Woodward and Haiti,
Arnold, teachers of Sun City schools, ar
% giving their pupils lessons in sewing ant
v drawing aside from the other work
Both older and younger pupils are taking
deep interest and are learning much Q
the two arts which are so much neglect
ed. The school, generally, is maxim,
rapid progress under the Instructions Q
these very competent teachers.
1t seems that it is a popular idea amon
= road bosses to work the roads late il
the fall. Of course this is the most con
venient time with farmers to work then
. but does it pay? 1t is our small opin
C. ion that if this could possibly be don,
sometime during the spring we woulc
: have good solid roads the year around
or at any rate much better than W,
have on the other hand when the worl
is done in the fall.
II. The Kimball Trio which entertained
C at Lake City Friday evening was by ia
the best number Of the course that ha
been given. notwithstanding the violin
> and piano numbers were purely classical
, They were executed with exactness and
taste and there were but few but wh.
seemed to feel the thrill Of every sound
Surely one cannot listen to such beauhfu
3: 8; soul stirring hamonies without feeling
re grateful to the siver Of every good and
perfect gift.
At the home Of the brides parents.
January 10Th, at $50 o'clock. p. M. oc.
cured the marriage of Miss Winnie
,e Cooke to Mr. Edward Larkn. Nicl