Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-08-09
Our Correspondents.
FOWLER NEWS.

week the StOckmen were bowling
for wind. How does the last few
days suit for a change?
Ice cream was INDUCED in at
Frazier & Burford's stand quite
freely last Saturday.
Next Saturday night is lodge
night for the M. W. A. lodge.
All members are requested to be
present to take part IN the goat
riding.
Matte Frazier and Stella Bur-
ford spent from Thursday till
Friday at Minneola attending
campmeeting which has been go
ing on with great interest.
Mr.. Nett passed through the
city Saturday with a small herd
of cattle going southwark.
Hello, sweetness! 1--WE mean
gumdrops) where did you come
from? oh, well that makes no diff.
but come again as the flowers
that bloom in the month of May
and gumdrops'have similarity.
Mrs. Burford was the pleasant
caller at Mrs. Linn Frazier last
week.
Rev. Henderson threshed Sat-
urday. His wheat made IS BUSH
els to the acres more than he
expected.
Martin Cline and wife came up
from Liberal and stayed over
Sunday at Mr.. Nett's.
Mr.. Johnson and sons from
Gray county are putting up hay
for Mr.. Miles northwest of the
the city.
A large crowd of people assem-
bled at Mr.. Nett's last Sunday
and all report a very enjoyable
time.
It must be getting to be bad
time for bikes nowadays as
Henry Burford and Fred Nett
got theirs very badly smashed
Sunday and Robert Turner got
his bike smashed a few days be-
fore.
Mr.. K1aine and wife, the editor
of the dodge Globe" was down
and spent Sunday with John
Sims, returning home Monday.
Mr.. Judd Nett returned to his
home in Missouri, near Jasper,
Monday, after a several weeks
visit with his folks. Miss Rose
Nett accompanied him back and
will make several weeks visit
among her many friends and rel
atives. It is supposed that she
will renew acquaintance with all
sorts of garden implements such
as Spades etc.
John Sims and family made an
extensive drive in the western
parts last Sunday.
w. 7. Miles shipped out two
carloads of cattle to Kansas City
Monday.
A number of our people attend
ed a lodge lecture at Minneo1a
Monday,
The liars, or rather yarnspin-
ming, stump is getting quite a
rest lately from some unknown
cause. John Sims says hewould
climb the stump but he is afraid
that the other fellows would out
lie him and he would have to
come off the perch.
Bert Crane was a pleasant call
er at the city Sunday calling prin-
cipally at Mr.. Palmer's.
We understand that there is
going to be an ice cream supper
at the M. E. church next Friday
night, the proceeds to be given
to the preacher. Everybody in
vited to come and bring well fill
ed pocketbooks.
Checker playing is the prin-
cipal object among the new oper-
ators of the city.
We see quite number of peo-
pie wearing Bryan and Mckinley
badges, but Bryan seems to have
a majority. Hurrah! for Bryan.
II. V. Pinnick has introduced
a new style of guiding a bike.
He does it by simply ringing the
bell but occasionally he runs into
the cellar.
Miss Cora Walter and Mr..
Mott were seen driving up in
these parts Sunday.
Mollie Burford went to Min
nicola Monday to attend camp
meeting for few days.
Remember the supper and all
come Friday night.
I thought, thought, 1 thought
in vain,
At last 1 thought 1 sign my