Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-10-11
All kinds of confectioneries at

OA luC IQlS week.
All kinds of canned goods fo
lunches at Rosenberry's.
The train was very late Saturday
night, arriving about p. m.
The Thoroughbred" hat for S.,
equal to any S. Stetson, at McMeel's
B. F. Bisbee was in town last Sat
urday and rem aimed over night.
New Fall millinery at Wehrle's.
Call and examine the new goods.
Rev. Robinson drove out Tuesday
and will visit over the county until
Sunday.
Judge Selvidge acted as Deputy
Co. Atty. during the absence OF
Judge Bodle this week.
Bryan and Stevenson photos now
adorn all the business houses whose
owners are of that faith.
Harve and Wash Hustled were up
from Beaver Tuesday hauling goods
for merchants of that city.
We publish the amounts of bills
allowed by the County Board at the
last session in another column of
this issue.
Alf Siegel has purchased fine
snare drum for use in the band. 1t
is good one and all the boys may
justly be proud of it.
Ellis & Mckinney are putting
down a 6-inch well at the school
house. We hope the boys will be
able to make good one.
The Globe left Mr.. F. Sourbeer's
name off the Republican ticket. This
used to be favorite trick of Franks
but we did not know he was at it
again.
Misses Hattie and Clara Rhodes
were visiting friends in Meade this
week. Miss Hattie went to Liberal
Tuesday evening to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Murphy and am
lily.
Remember the speaking at the
city hall next Tuesday night-Hon.
Levi Humbarger, fusion candidate
for State Supt. of Schools, and also
Hon. w. F. Brown, of Pratt, will
address the voters of this county.
Miss Maud Beatley, of Jasper,
Mo-, is visiting with her friend, Mrs.
Thos. Riley, this week. Miss Beat
ley will remain in Meade county
for the present, having been engag-
ed to teach school in the Dahmer
district. She has made many friends
since her arrival in Meade.
The Meade State Bank has two
fire extinguishers which prove to be
the right article in the event of the
building getting on fire. A large
bonfire was started and it was sue
cessfully extinguished. With these
extinguishers and the new vault, the
bank will be quite secure from fire.
Mr.. Barney Ivers has sold two of
his claims in Cimarron twp. to Louis
Feldman. Mr. and Mrs. Ivers will
60 back to Ohio after the election
where they will remain for the win
ter. Mr.. Ivers says he kept one
quarter of land to come back to in
case he became dissatisfied with
Ohio.
The Bryan Club held very en-
thusiastic meeting last Saturday
evening at the city hall A number
of Democrats and Populist were
here from all parts of the county.
The petition shows about $50 sign
ers and we can show the names.
We are not giving you a "windy"
for we have got them. The club
will meet again next Saturday night
and all the members are invited to
come and bring anyone who expects
to vote for Bry yam.
A letter was received this week
from Ed J. Wehrle, Mariveles, P. 1.
mailed Aug. 20, in which he said he
was enjoying good health. He also
sent some Manila papers which gave
accounts of some engagements of
his company and regiment. The
paper indicates that the Filipinos
are quite active in Luzon Island, as
this is the rainy season in that coun-