Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-20
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Our Correspondents.
FOWLER.

FOWLER.
The continuation of the fine weather makes
person think that there will not be much
winter.
| Dyer's, Newtons and Turner's cattle. They
lost several last week and the disease seems
to be getting worse.
| Mrs. VanBuran was invited over to L.
Frazier's to feast on turkey one day last week.
Mr.. Roundtree is building fence around
his new possessions west of town.
The malady that was spreading over the
country last week is slayer and quite an un-
pleasant one.
Mr.. Rountree had his hand badly lacerated
last Friday. A barb wire broke loose from
The stretcher and slipped through his hand,
with the above result.
James MCGEE assembled to the height of
eminence on the yarn-spinning stump last
Saturday and interested quite crowd for
while.
Henry Burford was circulating a petition
last Saturday to get money for the benefit of
the Christmas entertainment
Kirk Rogers was seen in our city one day
last week.
Did you ever know of finer weather at this
| time of year than we are having at present?
| 1t makes a person think that spring has come
and he can hardly be kept from planting corn.
''You Bet" we notice you from Belle
Meade in the last issue of THE NEWS. Good,
come again.
John Brock, one of Gray county's well-to-
burg last Saturday, and visited for a few
days with his brother, Jim Brock.
Several of our boys contemplate going to
Meade in the near future to work with the
construction train.
Getting ready for Christmas seems to be
the order of the day.
Mr.. Fred Nett and Miss Anna Botsford
and Mr.. Bert Crane and Miss Mary Palmer
made flying trip to Meade last Saturday to
attend the teachers association, returning late
Saturday night.
Mr.. Stalder's house moving outfit was seen
going through the city last week bound for
Wilbur, to move the old Waco house from
that place to c. F. Gardeners.
Charlie Green was down and took dinner
with w. E. Green last Sunday.
Miss Kate Sims took her departure for Los
Angeles, Cali, where she intends spending
the winter.
Surface coal miners are are at premium
here and will be until the coal famine is over.
Henry Burford was up at Mr.. Latta's the
first of last week repairing tubular well.
We understand that some of our young
folks are expecting to take trip east about
Xmas. Oh, well, we are not so slow as YOU
think we are, for we have already located
several bells, and on short notice can give YOU
good reception.
Quite lot of dressed poultry is being
brought in and shipped to get on the market
for Xmas.
Mrs. Lough was taken suddenly ill last
Sunday morning. She was unconscious for
several hours. DIR. Fee was called and at
this writing: Mrs. Lough is much better.
Arthur Jones made flying trip to Meade
last Monday on business.
Linn Frazier has just added long needed
want to his store, and that is new stove,
which warns the store in good shape.
Mr.. Eliason was a pleasant caller at Mr..
Turner's last Sunday.
Mr.. Carr has been busy the past few days
hauling in feed to NJ. NJ. Frazier.
Arthur Jones resigned his apprenticeship at
L. Frazier's place of business last Saturday
and is now having vacation.
Geo. Cones was a pleasant caller in our
city last Monday.
This is all the items for this week SO you
will kindly excuse
CRACR RJACH