Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-08-22

mall TO Lakeland.
J. w. Bergman, of Ashland, was
in Meade Wednesday.
D. Truax was repairing the court
house doors last week.
Will Bruce is in Garden City this
week attending the fair.
Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
The was big prairie fire over in
West Plains twp. last Thursday.
The "OWL" Restaurant solicits
your patronage. Give it trial.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Cos
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
J.H. Camp and A. ]. Byrns drove
the girls wagon to the reunion at
Dodge this week.
1.-THE OWL" What is itP Why
the new lunch counter next door to
the Bank. Try it.
John Stalder's injured foot is i'm
proving so that he is able to get
around on crutches.
Why bake this hot weather. Go
to the "Owl" Restaurant and buy
your pies. Fresh every day.
Jake Kolb tells US that J. H. Ellis
and son Min have secured a fine two
inch tubular we'll at his place. He
will now have plenty of water.
Jim Stamper has secured good
two-inch flowing artesian we'll on
Capt. jenkins place south of town.
This will greatly increase the value
of the real estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis lef,
Monday for their home at Cheyenne,
Wyo. Charles Addie accompanied
them as far as Denver, where he
will visit for a few days.
John Crane and his brother Bert
were hauling wheat to town last
week, which John had sold to Sam
Bunch. He had about 1000 bushel:
and says it grew without any rain
A cup of coffee,
And a ham bun,
Is dandy lunch,
For a dime the sum.
At the "OWL" Lunch Counter
at any time.
Len Follick is now manager o.
the Meade Lumber & Supply Co,
H. C. Marshall having retired from
the firm last week. Len will make
an excellent manager and we thinl
will give the very best of satisfac
ton.
We can furnish you the New Yorl
Thrice-a-Week World in connec
ton with THE News for SI.75 pei
year. The paper comes to you ev
cry other day, and is better than {
daily where you cannot get you
mail every day.
John Randolph informed US las
week that he threshed 223o bushels
of wheat and 800 bushels of barley
He had about 100 acres which
makes good average for dry yeal
like this one. John had about th'
best crop in his neighborhood.
We have received an invitation
to attend the first annual log-rollint
of Commanche Camp No. a7a8, NJ
w. A. at Coldwater, Kansas, OIL
Ang. ao-3o. We predict the boy,
will have a good time. All shoulo
go who can possibly get away from
their business.
Frank Cochran had the little fin
ger of his right hand broken Frida
morning while hauling stone for tn
foundation of Mrs. Hale's residence
He was putting large rock on tn
wagon when it slipped and fell o.
his finger with the above result
This house seems to be "hoodoo
to the movers, this being the secon
accident since the moving began.
Billie Collier, who left here las
Thursday with John Shuetz for Gal
den City, was brought back Satul
day morning by Sheriff Judd an
City Marshal Martin. 1t will b
remembered that Taggart's confec
tionery was robbed some time age
Billie was suspected, and the morr
ing before he left he took some oil
clothes in a gunny sack down t
Frames, and in the sack was cor
cealed about 20 packages ofsmokin
tobacco. A search warrant was i:
sued to search the wagon he wa
driving, also a warrant for his a
rest. The officers started about 81