Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-07-04

Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
Cashier w. S. Bergman returned
from eastern Kansas last Thursday.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Co.'S
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
Our Fowler correspondent is shy
this week: Wake up Mr.. Cracker
jack.
Will Osgood has been painting
several of the north side buildings
this week.
The Arena Club will not meet
this week, on account of the Fourth
of July celebration.
Young & Campbell have new, up
to-date Meade County maps for
sale at IS cents each. If
Drs. Simpson & Sterrett will be
at the Meade Hotel from July 9 to
I6 to do dental work.
Drs. Simpson and Sterrett, den
lists, will be in Meade from July 9
to 16 to do dental work.
Rev. Reace has purchased a fine
buggy horse from Zack Ragland. 1t
is one of the best in the city.
When you want shoes call at the
corner grocery store and E. w will
show you the finest line of mems and
ladies shoes.
1t you are needing dental work
done you should call on Drs. Simp-
son & Sterrett at the Meade Hotel
from July 9 to 16.
E. w. Williams has added a line
of mems gloves and mems, ladies'
aud children's hose, to his merchan-
dising establishment.
Meade will have band music on
the Fourth of July sure. In the ev-
ening, the orchestra has several
on the program.
Our correspondents have been
crying for rain and complaining of
the drouth. We hope the rain last
Monday night reached all of them.
Finley Rock, Of Beaver county,
was in Meade Saturday to meet his
who lives at Mankato,
and who went down to Beaver with
him to visit his family.
DR.. Dickerson and NJ. w. Free
were up from the Cimarron Tuesday
having brought up some Normal
students, Mr.. Free, his sister and
DR.. D1ckerson, his niece.
Henry Burford was down from
Fowler Tuesday. He recently re-
turned from Sedalia where he had
been with Fred Nett and Anson
Randolph, going to school.
All the members of the Meade
lodge 1. o. o. F. who possibly can
are requested to be present at the
meeting Friday night as there is
work in the second degree.
We have a STANDARD" gas lamp
which we would like to dispose of
at once. If you want fine lamp
for your home this is a chance to
get one. Call at this office and see
it.
DR.. Fee reports ten-pound girl
baby born at the home of Tom
Riley last Thursday. Tom was
very much tickled over the affair
and now stays pretty close to home.
The little one has already begun to
call him "papa."
1t was reported to US this week
that we will have regular passenger
train next Monday. The schedule
time would be going west at about
II a. m. and going east about 3 p.
m. There will only be a ten-minute
stop at Bucklin instead of the pres
ent 3-hour sojourn in that place.
We note that the ladies of the
Episcopal church, of Dodge City,
will serve ice cream, cake and dpunch
on the evening of the Fourth of July.
Now, we would certainly shine at
such place and we suggest that
some of the Meade churches have a
social some night and serve this
same course.
E. c. Kilborn informed US Tues
day that he has trouble with the
grasshoppers down at his place and
that he would like about 200 turkeys
to pasture for about month. He
says he must get rid of them some
way. We have been thinking of a
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