Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-06
Local News.

gram IN anOtner column.
Court Stenographer Boehler is at
tending court at Coldwater this week.
w. J. Woodard is erecting alarge
barn at his residence.
]. C. Hodge, of Beaver, was in
the city Wednesday.
E. L. Weaver, of the XI ranch
was in Meade this week.
Alf Siegel and Jess Mckinney
came up from the ranch Monday
night.
Judge Selvidge camped at Judge
Bodies Office during his absence
last week.
VIM. Robert of the XI ranch was
transacting business in Meade the
first of the week.
County Attorney Bodle was in
Hutchinson spending Thanksgiving
with his daughter Nina.
The Meade State Bank has put in
a phone at the bank and is now i'll
the city telephone circuit.
M. l.. Zimmerman, of Clark coun-
ty, was in Meade Monday night in
company with R. T. Worman.
Tom Novinger was over from
West Plains twp. Monday night at
tending the Woodmen meeting.
R. w, Orr, Harry Reas and Char
lie Free went to Kansas City We'd
nesday with several loads of cattle.
Rev. Robinson held services at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. He will be here again
next Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Marshall is still quite
feeble at the home of H. G. Mar
shall. Her many friends hope for
her early recovery.
Messrs. Bergman, German and
Reas went down to the Perry ranch
last Saturday to attend the sale of
the Healey cattle.
DR.. Fee reports that Charley
Boyer had his leg broken in three
places and both bones. He is get
ting along very we'll at present.
A. w. Calendar, our good-na-
tured blacksmith, has been laid up
with grip for the past three weeks
and unable to perform his labors.
At present he is improving and will
soon be able to be about as usual.
The National hotel is being reno
waited this week. w. c. Osgood Jr.
assisted by F. G. Hamilton are pa
pering the Office. Landlord Baxter
says he will continue the renovation
until he has one of the best hotels
in western Kansas.
Alb. Stewart was able to be out on
crutches last week and was in town
Monday shaking hands with his
many friends, who were all glad to
see him on the street again. Alb
has had long siege at home and he
also is very glad to get out.
The place for religious discussions
is in church journals; the place for
temperance or total abstinance ar
guments is in journals or papers de-
voted to that cause, strictly. Meth
er have any business in a local coun-
try paper. Either will kill it too dead
to ever need an inquest.
Editor Quinn, of the Hardesty
Herald, was married last week at
Liberal to Miss Cleo Lulkart, OF
Beaver county. We extend con-
gratulations to the brother but from
the late appearance of his last issue
we would judge that he had lost en-
tire control of his "shooting iron. u
| Mr.. Edmonds was up from Liber-
al this week. He seems to have re-
covered entirely from his recent po-
litical Waterloo. For several days
after the election he looked as though
he had been victim of misplaced
confidence and any man will be who
trains with the crowd he did in thi:
county.
At the annual election of officer:
of the Meade Camp 1888 M. w. A.
| last Monday night the following
were. elected for the ensuing year
w. ]. Woodard, v. c.; Will Shell
lev, w. A; Geo. B. Cones, Banker