Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-10-18
A fine Corduroy suit for Sig, at

Rosenberry's.
Hamilton-Brown Shoes at Nc
MeePs-every pair warranted.
New Fall millinery at Wehrle's
Call and examine the new goods.
The Thoroughbred" hat for 81
equal to any S. Stetson, at McMeel's
This Office has blank receipt book:
for sale. , If you need one call anc
secure it.
1 have a fine line of Sunflowe1
Pant all wool and guaranteed every
thread wool at So. 90. B. S. McMeel,
For SALE-Three return trip tick.
cts from Meade, Kansas, to Taylor.
vile Ills. For further particulars
call at this office.
Judge Selvidge was attacked with
rhumatics last Saturday which caus-
ed him to use couple of walking
sticks. He is better at present.
! LosT-Somewhere on the streets
| of Meade a gold watch charm with
a pearl set. Reward to finder.
w. C. OsGooD JR.
| The Bryan Club will meet at the
City Hall Saturday night. Every
member in invited. Persons who
are not members are invited to sign
the roll.
Mr.. F. Sourbeer left us some very
fine sweet potatoes last week, for
which he has our thanks. Mr.. Sour
beer has a large amount of vegetables
every year.
Miss Zada Black is now Deputy
in the County Treasurer's office with
her father. Miss Zada will faith
fully discharge all the duties that
may be intrusted to her.
| Miss Annie Buelah Marshall has
our thanks for a beautiful bouquet
which she brought to this office We'd
nesday morning. 1t will ornament
our desk and cause us to remember
the kindness of this little lady.
Several carloads of, cattle were
shipped from Meade Monday. Orr
had load and Judy, of Beaver Co.
had a car or two. Mr.. Reeves also
shipped several loads which he had
purchased from the Schmoker boys.
Parties wishing a pair of tailor
made to order pants call at B. S.
McMeel's, as Mr.. C. w. Sharp,
representing the Topeka Woolen
Mills, will take orders from about
the 18th to 2oth. Every thread all
wool. Price, $500.
Mr.. Ray Millman, editor of the
! Liberal News, was married at Leoti,
Kansas, last week and went through
Meade last Friday on their way to
Liberal. THE News extends con-
gratulations and wishes the brother
much JOY and happiness.
Prof. C. P. Dawson, of our city
schools, has been granted Normal
Conductors certificate by the State
Board of Education. Prof. Daw-
son is giving excellent satisfaction
in the school work and is universal
ly liked by all the scholars.
The band boys are preparing the
building south of this office for a
band room. The boys are taking a
great interest in the band and will
soon have one of the best in the
southwest. They contemplate Civ
! ing a concert in the near future.
w. A. Rhodes, of Garden City,
was in this city and vicinity last
week delivering the book ga Beau
tiful Life", for which he received a
large number of orders. Mr.. Rhodes
informed us that he would shortly
go on the road in the employ of the
| ]. H. Moore & Co.
DR.. J. P. Sutton, a veterinary
surgeon, is in the city for short
time. He can be found at Adams
livery barn. His home is Denver,
Colo, and he has been at the bust
ness for about 40 years and has al
ready done considerable work here
and we are advised that it has given
entire satisfaction.
The Bryan Club held their regular
meeting last Saturday night and
were entertained by the Glee Club