Barbour County index., 1910-05-11
Sun and Lake City Happenings

ou' ana LAKE CILy happenings
Homer Hastings is at Alva this week
on business.
Miss Grace Bissantz made a trip to
Goats last Friday.
Lineman Moomau and his little one
cylinder Rec act scandalously.
Misses Martha and Maude Redwine
are the possessors of new piano.
Many thanks to Prof. Walsh and wife
for the use Of their piano in the concert.
Mrs. T. F. Gallagher Of the Lodge
visited Mrs. Frances Stafford Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Scott Buck has new player
piano which affords her great enjoyment
at odd spells.
We are told that the Metz lumber
yard Lake City is by far the best in
Barbertcounty.
Cole Golf and the Misses Hildebrand
were among the Deerhead young people
who attended the concert.
Wortie BIB, the enumerator, says he
is getting along fine with his work and
also having dandy time.
The Keller grading company have
done very commendable job just west
Of Sun City. Keep the good work &C.
ing. ae
Mrs. Will Roark leads Lake City in
the chicken business. She has 400
chicks with good prospect for as mary
more.
Dr.. Clinger's new Store building is
complete with the exception Of painting.
He has put out some nice shade trees
which adds much to the athactiveness Of
the situation.
Distance has no terrors for Roy Bis
santz and Jim Adams. They went to
Elm Mills last Wednesday to bring their
girls to social event at Sun City. This
pleasure trip foots up about 20 miles.
Fred Buck, Frank Routh, Frank Fa-
ger, Tom Marsh and Fred Waltz went
to the Lodge in the Buck auto last Wed
nesday evening where they became
charter members Of the Owl lodge. Two
other car loads went also.
We neglected to mention that Bert
Carr. an ex-hotel man Of Harper. is now
located at Sun doing painting and car
penter work. He says his next move
will be toward Missouri where he ex-
poets to join hands with the fairest of
the fair.
One Of the main members Of the or
chestra being sick together with other
discouraging features, caused the Lake
concert company to feel somewhat
down in the mouth" but notwithstand-
iLg this the entertainment went of 0 K
and a more appreciative audience never
filled the Lake NJ. E. church.
Ray Massey was thrown from a horse
last Tuesday afternoon which came very
nearly resulting in one less Of the Massey
family. He was riding an animal that
was not very well broken. He had got
ten off to open a gate after which he
proceeded to swing himself into the
saddle and the horse began to buck. Ray
cannot recall anything else that took
place. A few minutes later the horse
came up to the barn without a rider.
Ralph, knowing that something serious
had probably happened, hurried to the
place where Ray had been getting some
stock out the field and found him lying
in semi-conscious state. He was
brought home and on examination
DR.. Ginger found that he had a two
inch fracture Of the frontal bone. He
was unable to eat anything until Friday
! evening and suffered severe headache.
AT this wiring he is feeling much better
and the indications are good for speedy
recovery.
Miss Inez Pierce, who has been typo
IN the Cresset Office the past several
weeks, departed on Monday for Gene
va, Nebraska, where she has been en-
ployed as local editress on newspaper.
| Mr.. White, Of Attica. is now temporarily
working at the Cressets cases.
| Prof. |. o. Sherrod Of Lake City wa.
greeting friends IN the county seat or
Monday.