Barbour County index., 1910-07-06

Gravel for sale at 20 cents per load.
M. Best.
Ice cream and soft drinks at LuaIIen's.
Sodas specially.
w. II. Haun spent the Fourth at
home. He returned to Wichita yester-
day.
Paul Kaufman will be home from
Chicago to spend his summer vacation
next Monday.
Banker Dave Freemyer Of Lake City
was attending to business in the county
seat yesterday.
J.C. Freeman does all kinds Of plumb
ing and tin-roof work. Shop next
door to Froman's.
Miss Rose Fulkerson enjoyed visit
from her brother. H. G. Fulkerson, Of
Harper last week.
Robert lngle returned last Friday
from weeks visit in Barber county
Harper Advocate.
For rent-three unfinished rooms.
Inquire Of Mrs. Matte Woodward at
Central Office Of Med. Lodge TEL Co.
For Sale-A Model T Ford, spas.
senger car, bought new in January, in
good repair. price 5000. N. Mar
shall.
c. N. Marshall has an expert automo-
bile mechanic at his garage and solicits
repair work. regardless Of the name or
kind Of car.
Born, to Henry Bean and wife, who
reside a short distance east Of this city,
on Monday. July 18th, daughter. Dr..
Glbelt in attendance.
Wanted-Cattle to pasture. Good
grass and never failing running water.
See or write Henry Wisner or Chas. H.
Wisner, Sharon, Kansas.
Frank Foss also deserted his quarters
at w. E. Stouts harness shop last week
to help out in harvest. He will be back
as soon as the wheat is safely stacked.
Miss Helen Tibbetts and Mrs. A. D.
Kritzmire departed the first Of last week
to visit few weeks with relatives and
friends at their old home in Pierce City,
Mo.
The Fourth passed quietly in Medicine
Lodge. A great many OF our people
went to kiowa, more went TO- Sharon
and the rest celebrated according to their
own private plans.
Miss Vera Clemes entertained small
party Of friends at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. Long. on the Fourth. The watch
word Of the day was "A Crackerless
Fourth, and the motto was strictly OBJ
served.
Another member Of the u. S. su-
preme court has answered to the final
summons. Chief Justice Fuller died on
Monday. He was the OLDEST Judge in
the service and one Of its really strong
members.
Mayor Tom Sales Of Forest City
spent his Fourth in this city. He said he
was down to see # Scott Buck had
come in. Since his marriage, Scott has
deserted his automobile, according to
Mr.. Sales. and he is touring around the
country by rail.
Robert Ishmael intends leaving the first
OF the week for California, where he
will spend the summer visiting friends.
We regret to lose Bob for even so short
time. He is one Of the best Of fellows
and is one Of the headiest players on the
local team.-kiowa Kansan.
Yesterday afternoon the local :lug-
gers played an exhibition game with the
Boston Blooomers, the kiowans coming
away with the honors. For several in
nings, the Bloomer Girls held the locals
down pretty well, but later on in the
contest kiowa proved far too much for
them.-kiowa Journal.
| Lewis Balding and wife went to Shar-
on the other day, gathered up Prof.
Samuel Robinson and wife and hiked
out to the immense wheat fields Of Ok
lahoma. Lewis's Ford did good service.
A good time was had at D. P. Browns,
formerly Of this county. and much enjoy
ment was realized at sight Of the immense
crops enroute.
! F. L. Schloetzer was the victim Of
runaway accident Wednesday while
returning from trip to Nashville. The
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