Barbour County index., 1910-11-23


1.-The meetings being held at the
Eagle school house by Brother Hop
kins of Medicine Lodge, are proving
a grand success. A number Of new
members have been added to the
church. Others have heard the gospel
preached, perhaps in a way they
never heard it before. Large crowds
have come out every evening which
is proof that the power of the gos-
pei is being proclaimed unto them.
We hope it will be our pleasure to
have Brother Hopkins to visit us
again"
Cotton seed meal, oil cake, alfal-
ia meal, chop, bran, ETC., at A. S.
Coles's mill, north Main.
Hunters report an unusual scare
ity of quail this season.
The Medicine Lodge foot ball
boys will play at Anthony tomorrow
Thanksgiving We're hoping, but
P. B. Cole and wife and grand
little Lois Holmes, returned
on Monday from visit at Cold
water.
Mrs. R. H. Hall departed last
Thursday to visit with Mrs. Arthur
formerly of Wichita, but
now residing at Englewood.
Glrenn Richardson of Wellington,
by a friend, Everett
came over on Tuesday of
last week to enjoy a good hunt in
Barber county. They returned home
on Monday of this week.
Prof. Samuel Robinson of Sharon
was shaking hands with his Medi-
cine Lodge friends last Wednesday.
Politically, he desires to have it un-
derstood that Sharon has been re-
deemed.
Miss Eugenia Youmans is assist
ing in J. C. Richardson's store dur
ing the big November sale. She
is filling the place so well that even
such an old expert as her paternal
dad is growing envious.
Mrs. H. w. Skinner, Mrs. D. w.
Major and Mrs. J. N. Tincher heard
Madam Schumann-Heink in Wichita
las Thursday evening. They re-
turned home Saturday. They pro-
nounce Madam Schumann-Heink the
best contralto entertainer they have
ever heard.
Col. John MacGregor and son,
] ohm MacGregor, Jr., arrived home
from Oklahoma City on Saturday
John, Jr, it will be re-
membered, went through an attack
Of typhoid fever in Oklahoma City
and for two weeks his recovery was
extremely doubtful. He is now able
to move about and if he is careful
about his diet, will soon build up
strength. He was bedfast six weeks
Col. MacGregor was with him
month.
Isabel R.Browne of the Christian
Service League, of Wichita was
in the city last Friday and Saturday.
She came to take away Mrs: Odell's
five children who were committed tc
the League by the Probate Court,
and while here, solicited member
ships to the League at cost of 81
per year or $25 for life membership.
She was very successful. There is no
doubt that this organization is do
ing a great work in the way of re-
deeming homeless and dependant
children.
Rev. Moore went to Topeka Mon
day accompanying his mother-in-law
Mrs. Hull, who was very i'll with a
complication of diseases. She was
taken to the home of her daughter
there, and died Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral was held yesterday
KtnGman Journal.
The deceased was the widow of the
late H. T. Woodward of this city
A year ago they were divorced,noN
both are sleeping the sleep eternal
Guilford Davis went to Wichlts
last week to hear Madam Schu
mann -Heink and to visit few day
with friends.
H. l. Tilden came in from Wich1t
Monday. Harry for the past tw
montha has been conducting a mea
market IN Wichita and has bee
doing good paying business. Bu
he found a man who wanted th
business worse than he so he sol
out at q good profit. After sellin
out Harry spent week in visitin
with ole friends in Wichita. He
not sure what line of business h
viii follow in the future but it
pretty certain that he will renal
: here in Isabel. Harry says he can
back On purpose to be here for ele