Barbour County index., 1910-07-06
Wolf Banque; hams at Cole & Sons.

! J.V. Fishbun sells Baden's Flour
the best on earth.
| ]. A. Notney is back again to d.
tailor work with H. o. Cress. He ar
rived yesterday morning.
Miss Blanche Johnson went to SUI
City last week to visit a few day
with friends. She returned on Friday
Lost. large square Cameo breast pin
on school ground or street. Finder please
return to Eusenia GaitskiIl and receive
reward.
Hon. H. c. Walker of King did the
sensible thing and spent his Fourth qui-
city in Medicine Lodge. He returned
home yesterday morning.
Miss Sadie Harding and Miss Mary
Mccoy went to Waynoka on Saturday
to visit with H. ]. Mccoy and celebrate
the. Fourth. They return home to-
day.
Sharon is agitating a movement to
establish a county high school under
the Barnes law. A special election will
be held on Friday to vote on the propo-
sition,
John Handrub returned yesterday
morning from an extended visit at Salina
and Solomon, Kansas. He says he ex-
poets to be at home to his friends" from
this time on.
Mrs. Will Kelley and daughter, Jau-
nita, Of Higgins, Texas, arrived Friday to
visit week with c. G. Taliafeno and
wife. Mrs. Taliafero is Mrs. Kelley's
husbands mother.
Mrs. B. Milburn and daughter, Leila,
attended the wedding Of their nephew
and cousin, Guy Greene, at Arkansas
City on Saturday. They returned with
the bride and groom on Monday.
Judging from the interest manifested
by the general public in news from the
big fight, we are led to doubt that there
is much sentiment against prize fighting
after all. "As well eat the devil as
to drink his broth"
Mrs. T. A. Stockstill and little daugh-
ter left the first Of last week for a visit to
Eureka, Kansas. They accompanied
Miss Lee Hamilton, Mrs. Stockstill's SIS
ter, who had been visiting the Stockaill
families here and who resides in Eureka.
Clyde Bundy is again back at his old
place-the foremanship Of the Cresset.
Since leaving in the spring he has spent
most Ct the time working in CoGeyviIle.
Harry Kelley, who has been with the
Cresset the past several months, quit
on Friday.
Fred Bowen returned from his visit at
Manchester. Oklahoma last Thursday
morning. He says he is feeling much
better than he did when he left
but it is the belief Of bis friends that he
will do himself an injustice if he does
much hard work before the close Of the
heated season.
Lloyd Davis, formerly Of Sharon
writes to have the Index sent to him al
Clovis. New Mexico. He and Mrs.
Davis went there recently in the interes,
of Mrs. Daviss health and he says he
is quite sure that she will receive a geal
deal Of benefit. Mr.. and Mrs. Davi:
send regards to their Barber county
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gibson and Mrs
H. w. Stevens will leave tomorrow
on an extensive tour. Their FIRST stou
will be at Colorado Springs, from thence
to California, New Mexico and Utah
and after the hot season subsidies they
will go east, ultimately reaching Pennsyl.
vania. They will probably not be home
until late in the fall. We hope their
tour may be most pleasant one.
Col. MacGregor says he is feelins
the same pulsations of heart, in al
at least one respect. as ancient history
has it concerning Alexander The
Great. to-wit-"Oh for more World.
to Conquerl" The more importan,
thing. however. is to feel that abidina
conviction that those we have CONQUERED
will remain conquered. Beware Of the
ides Of August. Colonel, thy Brutus nav
spring upon thee with his dagger drawn!
Frank Newman ariyed from KinsIe,
Monday and will visit in this vicinit,
about a month. He has recently sole
his farm interests in Edwards county anc
has associated himself with Mr.. Welci
in handling the famous Lock-stitch sew
ing awl. Mrs. Newman has recent,
undergone a surgical onerat;on a. Kin.