Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-02-21
] Our Correspondents.
FOWLER NEWS.

AO''1AS &NA@''o.
If the present fine weather holds on spring
! work viii begin soon.
Mr.. Steel is in these parts looking after
business, but contemplates going down on the
road to get work in the near future.
w. E. Green is busy moving his sheds and
! corrals from the Mullen place to their ranch.
Geo. Edwards was loading car of wheat
last week.
Sunday at Mr.. Grays.
We understand that there will be series of
meetings held at the NJ. E. chuIch beginning
next Sunday night.
Fred Ellis and wife visited at Ed Miles
last Sunday.
Mr.. Newton is circulating a petition in be-
half of the I. o. .. F. lodge which they con-
template starting here before long if they can
get the required number of members, and he
says he is meeting with very good success. o
Mr.. Riddett was doing picture work in the
city one day last week.
Mr.. Shaw loaded car of wheat the last
of the week.
Work was begun on the on the upstairs part
of the old Waco building last Friday noon
and ere Saturday night had rolled around it
had been converted into hall, which the NJ.
w. A. lodge has rented.
The false prophets are not all dead yet for
heard a man prophesy stormy weather for the
last of the week and it was just the reverse.
Rev. Henderson says he finally got his
windmill creased after letting it run dry for
several weeks.
The Woodmen team came up last Saturday
night to assist the Fowler boys in taking in
four new members, George Fowler, Henry
Burford, Arthur Jones, and Will Green. At
ter business was over the table was spread and
fresh oysters were served.
Practicing for the c. E. entertainment i.
all the go now, but Harry is getting but little
benefit from the practicing.
The music at the NJ. E. church last Sunday
was greatly improved by Fred Ellis and Hen
ry Burford who assisted by playing the corne
and violin. The are invited to come again
A left-handed party was given at the home
of Mr.. Burford last Thursday night. large
crowd assembled and enjoyed social games
etc., until 10 o'clock when refreshments were
served. The party continued in left-hand
ed way until an early hour when they all de
parted for home. They all report the bes
time they have had for long while and are
glad they attended.
Chas. Keith was in town to attend lodge
last Saturday night.
We understand that the literary in tn,
Green and Clark district is getting to be quite
lively-almost a scrap the last meeting.
Should stranger pass through our city he
certainly would go away with the impressor
that we had been in mix-up and had GO
''skunked" if it were to be judged by the
scent.
Valentine day is over for this year. Soms
good friend of the writer remembered US anc
sent US crackerjack of a valentine.
Rumol has it that one of our young mer
did not get home from the party until Satur
day morning. This matter is worthy of Al
investigation.
Tramps are beginning to be quite frequen
through here and it stands person in hant
to have tie pile and dull AK handy.
Jim Brock Jr. was loading car of whea
the first of the week.
Mr.. Kirby has moved to Dodge where h,
will conduct hotel, and the tenant who viii
manage the place during the coming year un
loaded two car loads of furnishings Monday
CRAcKERJACK.