Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-01-31
Local News.

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Harry Reas was up from Liberia
over Sunday visiting his family.
DR.. Dickerson was up from Beav.
er county Tuesday and Wednesday
| J. w. Bergman, President of the
Meade State Bank, was in this city
last Saturday.
Mr.. Boehler had recovered suf.
ficiently 10 be about the city the
first of the week.
The Bisbee girls were over from
Plains the latter part of last week
visiting their sister,
The Schmoker boys received the
sad news of the death of their cou-
sin in Iowa Thursday.
Quite a number of Fowler people
were in Meade Monday to attend
the Lewis preliminary.
w. E. CASTOR returned to Hutch
inson Friday morning but is expect
ed back in a few days.
Judge Jenkins issued a marriage
licence to Herman G.. Cordes and
Miss Katie Buck, Monday.
We notice that Hon. S. D. Adams
has a place on the House commit
tee on charitable institutions.
| DR.. Fee reports the birth of boy
at the home of Clint Mahan, OF
Crooked Greek twp, Monday.
DR.. Fee was called to the home
of Sol Zortman, Tuesday, to see a
child who was quite sick with grip.
Several men with teams passed
through Tuesday on their way to
Liberal to work on the extension.
The weather was rather chilly
Tuesday, considering the fine spring
like weather that we have had near
ly all winter.
Alb Stewart is now able to be
about without his crutches, using
only a cane, He does not want
any more broken limbs.
Marion Rosenberg has nearly
completed the addition to his build
ing. Mr.. Wilkey has been assisting
with the carpenter work
At the preliminary hearing of Jeff
Lewis Monday Justice Shamhart
bound the defendant over to the
March term of the district court.
A letter from our old friend L. C..
Bonham says he is still at Cerrilios,
N. M, doing tonsorial work. He
sends greetings to all his old friends.
J. w. King was over from Plains
Sunday. He was suffering from a
felon on his finger, which was lane
ed by DR.. Fee, thus relieving the
pain.
Hugh Taylor has sold two large
gasoline lamps, one to the M. E.
church and one to the Baptist
church. They furnish an abun
dance of light.
J. H. Barnes has located his gal
lery on the square where he is pre-
pared to do photography. Mr..
Barnes is first-class workman and
we are sure our people will appre.
ciate his work.
Hugh Taylor left Wednesday fol
Wichita, Kansas, where he will 10.
cate permanently in the employ Of
the Efficient Gas Lamp Co. Mr..
Taylor sold a number of these lamps
in this city and also supplied Ar
kalon and Liberal.
w. F. Balm, of Richmond, Kas.,
arrived last Thursday afternoon with
his household goods and immediate.
ly moved them to the Rube On
place which he had purchased. Hi:
family arrived Friday evening an6
were guests of w. N. Shamhart ano
family who formerly resided at Rich
mond. We are pleased to welcome
this new family to our county.
To THE EDIToR-On my next
appointment at Meade (the frs
Sunday in February will be ac
companied by Rev. A. ]. Essex o
Ottawa, Kansas. Bro. Essex come
highly recommended as a preacher
1t will be our purpose to hold I
series of revival meetings, one a
Meade, one at Englewood and a
Liberal. Everybody come and hea
the new preacher.
]. M. ROBINSON,
Pastor of Baptist church
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