Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-05-23
Remember the race next Saturday.

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Ladies' and children's trimmed
hats at Mrs. Wehrle's.
If you want to be up-to-date sub
scribe for THE News.
Mcdonald shirts and shirt waists
for men at McMeel's.
Joe Dorland was visiting friends
in the city the first of the week.
Call and see the new shirt waist
sailor at Mrs. Wehrle's.
Considerable garden truck is be-
ing brought to the city by our gar
deners.
Mr.. John Braden is having his
residence in the east part of town
painted.
B. S. McMeel has just received a
fine line of ties in latest styles. Call
and get one.
M. M. Way and Bert Walters
were down from Fowler Tuesday on
business.
B. S. McMeel has just opened his
spring line of ladies' Oxford Ties
and Sandals.
Jack Roberts went to Ashland
last week with bunch of horses
which were being taken to Labette
county.
We are of the opinion that it will
be hard matter to get up enough
in Meade to celebrate
the 4th of July.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
M. E. church last Saturday. Pre-
siding Elder Martindale preached
morning.
Denny Coon and Charley Wood
last Monday for Oklahoma with a
herd of horses which they expect to
dispose of before returning.
Mr.. F. Sourbeer was in the city
Monday. He still navigates with
crutches as a result of broken
limb, but is gradually improving.
Mr.. E. J. Baker was up from Nye
buying supplies. Gene
The News and is now
enrolled among our many
readers.
Harley Butler has taken con-
tract to handle about IS head of
horses for Henry Danks which he
expects to drive down to Oklahoma
and sell.
Messrs. Bosley and Graves were
down from Wilburn last Saturday.
Mr.. Grayes recently came out from
Missouri and expects to locate per-
in this county.
We will furnish you the National
and THE News one year
for only $3.50. The National is a
regular 81 publication. We have a
few sample copies left for distribu-
ton.
Herman Robinson and Claud
Leach went to Liberal with the
steam shovel crew Wednesday.
Herman works in the pit and Claud
is one of the brakemen on the work
train.
Mr.. Will Wimp and wife accom-
panied by Mr.. Young and wife
are in the city this week. Mr.. w.
IS visiting Agent Peck. They were
On a pleasure trip out west, their
home being in eastern Kansas.
Don't be borrower of this paper,
be a subscriber. Walk up like a
gentleman and plank down a dollar
the same as your neighbor has, from
whom you have borrowed. If it is
worth reading it is worth paying for.
R. H. Bloxsom is among the lat
EST additions to the large family of
News readers. Henry informed us
that he would go to Oklahoma in
few days with a bunch of horses,
and be absent for several weeks.
His wife will remain at Minneola
during his absence.
]. H. Bell has just finished break
ing 22 head of horses for George
Allen. Mr.. Bell has broken a num-
Der of animals and his work is pro-
nounced first class by all who have
had work done. He understands
horse-breaking thoroughly and his
work speaks for itself. He has been
assisted by Harley Butler for the
past few weeks.
Messrs. Jones and Williams, of
Labette county, have been in Meade
county recently, buying horses.
Mr.. Jones In company with Mr..
Skinner drove over the county and
a number of horses and