Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-06
New ribbons, silks, and velvets at
Wehrle's.

I1CHIy DulIOiQ WAS QOWu IIOIH
Fowler Tuesday, on his bicycle.
New Fall millinery at Wehrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
The dance at the city hall last
Thursday night was well attended.
Ladies', misses and children's
hats in the latest styles at Wehrle's.
Ned Jenkins is now clerking for
A. ]. lBlankenchip in his confection-
cry.
Mrs. Busing was visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Addison for several days
this week.
This Office has blank receipt books
for sale. If you need one calp and
secure it.
Ed Otto and Roy Twist spent
Sunday in Liberal, returning Mon
day morning.
Linn Givler has sold his sheep in
terests at Plains and is now working
for Mr.. Boyer.
Drs. Simpson and Sterrett will be
in Meade from Dec; 10 to II to do
| dental work.
Herman Robinson has been at
tending the duties of night marshall
for the last week.
WANTED-Live pigeons at 6octs
per dozen. For further particulars,
call on Harry Coon.
Remember our dates in Meade to
do dental work, Dec. 10 to II, at
Meade hotel.
SIMPSON & STERRETT.
Mr.. Thos. Martin and wife were
up from Liberal last Thursday and
are now visiting friends and relatives
in Beaver county.
If we fail to get all the local news
it is because we don't hear it. If
you have any matter that ought to
be in the paper, come and tell us.
A number of our young people
went over to Arkalon last Friday
night to attend a dance given at that
place. They all report a gay time.
Mr.. N. J. Rhodes was up from
the Cimarron last Thursday to meet
his daughter, Mrs. Frank Murphy,
and children, who came up from
Liberal and are now visiting at his
home in Beaver county.
Miss Winnie Bonham went down
to Beaver county last Friday to
bring her sister Eva home She had
begun a term of school in that coun-
ty but was compelled to give it up
on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Blankenchib
entertained Misses Maggie Martin,
Mabel McMullen, Lima and AIDA
Petefsh, and Messrs. Chas. Addie,
Chas. Byrns, Lem Krisle and John
Haver, on Thanksgiving day.
Norman Elliott, w. N. Shamhart
and Alex Tripod have been taken
into the band, they playing tenor
horns. The band now has about
16 members, and is in shape to make
good PROCESS under the direction OF
Mr.. Frank Hamilton.
We see that some people are nev-
er going to find out that we run this
paper to suit ourselves. We realiz-
ed long time ago that it was i'm
possible to please everyone and we
only try to please as many as we
can, always satisfying ourself first.
Last Sunday while DR.. Fee was
closing a gate in the Cordes pasture
his team started to run and before
he could stop them they had tori
the buggy to pieces and it was al
Doc could do to get home with it
The top was left hanging on the
fence. The DR.. will probably ho
let team stand united again.
! One of the Rock Island surveyor!
told the writer, last Saturday, tha
in all probability work would beglr
on the extension about Jan. Ist
The parties had been ordered out tc
set the grade stakes and would be
| gin at once. The grading will, nc
doubt begin the first of the year
He said that while no official an
nouncement had been made by tn,
head officials, it was the genera