Barbour County index., 1910-09-07
SHARON ITEMS

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F. NJ Tyner bought a new drill
Saturday to SOW alfalfa.
NJ. P. Dewitt bought new corn
binder from Rule Monday.
DR.. Van Fossen reported Mr..
Slinker some better Sunday.
Homer White delivered cattle in
Sharon first of the week
Tom Hedgpeth has moved to
rooms over the hardware store.
Cole and Fisher were shipping
cattle and hogs Monday morning.
Wilber Huitt delivered fat hogs
and was buying mules in town Sat
urday.
Our school board is putting the
Methodist church in order for the
primary grade.
W. H. McCarty took W. K. Huf-
faker and Frank Warren to Kiowa
Tuesday evening.
NJ. Miller was in town Monday
packing up prize winners for the
state fair at Topeka. /
W. F. Elliott has sold about
seven tons OF grapes and expects 10
sell about six tons more.
Anyone can get program and
premium list of street fair from any
business place in town.
Tom McLennon is shocking corn
for w. H. Huffaker. Tom has about
10 acres ahead OF him.
D. w. Sidebottom has returned
from Gueda Mr.. Sidebottom says
business is good in his line
Clifford Roberts visited with home
folks Saturday and Sunday. Clifford
says he is doing fine in school.
Dr.. Van Fossen reports a girl
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Moss,
Aug. 80, 1910. All doing we'll
J.W. McCune threshed nearly 100
bushels of alfalfa seed averaging
better than 5 bushels per acre.
T. A Walton bought 80 bushels
Of alfalfa seed at SO per bushel
last Thursday from Lloyd Davis
Chris Friday and family are en-
joying visit from Mrs. Friday S
brother, Mr.. Brown, from Belen N.
NJ.
Mrs. D. W. Sidebottom returned
to Sharon Wednesday. Mrs. Side
bottom has been visiting in Oklaho-
ma
Our lineup of teachers this year
is as follows: Principal J. F. John
son; Assist. Prin. Miss Elsie Der
shem; grade teachers Misses Nola
Grigsby; Grace Porter, Kate Ball.
Mrs. E L. Hoyt has returned
from western Oklahoma She re-
ports late crops doing nicely. Mont
Will stay in that country to finish
some contract work with we'll com
pany.
Mrs. Horace Crawford is train
ing number of young people Oh
horseback for the horseback quad
rifle to be given each day during
the fair.
A letter from Eugene Gibbs at
Kansas City, where he has been for
the past three weeks, says that he
will be at home in another week OIL
ten days prepared to do vulcanizing
and any kind Of auto tire work OF
bicycle tire work
A w. Schnelle and wife, Fred
Schnelle. and wife, Joe StolebargeI
and wife, E. s. Rule and family
H. H. Fair and wife, u Kemp, DR.
and Mrs. Wisner, Mrs. Joe Roberts
DR.. VanFossen, Frank Goff and wife
attended the funeral of Dr. Donovan
at Medicine Lodge Sunday.
Corn cutting is in full blast now
1t seems that the farmers in this
community are able to cope with
the situation. If we have a short
corn crop it seems that we are able
to get the wherewith to buy the
necessaries and luXuries as if every
field was yielding it's best. Our
fruit crop has more than redeemed
itself. alfalfa seed crops are fine
and gardens did their best to make
up for shortage in corn fields.
Prof l. o. Sherrod of the Lake
! Sun country was calling on friends
in the City Monday.
Mrs. l. F. Landis arrived in the
city last Thursday to visit with
her parents, Judge and Mrs. c. w
Ellis. She will go to Kansas City
next week to visit indefinitely with
Mr.. Landis's people. Lieutenant
Lands is now in Pacific waters of
| the South American coast.
Union Meeting
The service last Sabbath evening