Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-09-05
Summer is almost gone.

Sam Givler and Tobe Cook were
in the city last Monday.
Drs. Simpson & Sterrett will be
in Meade from Sept. 1923 to do
dental work.
Rev. Robinson is sojourning out
of town this week, the guest of his
country friends.
VIM. Robert and E. L. Weaver,
of the XI ranch. were in the city
the first of the week.
Frank Crocker has moved his
family into the house lately occu-
pied by John Elliott.
Why bake this hot weather? Go
to the "Owl" Restaurant and buy
your pies. Fresh every day.
We got a proposition from a bible
house this week to go on the road
selling bibles, but we guess nit.
Will Bruce and wife left Wednes-
day for the Cimarron and expect to
remain on the ranch for the present.
Those people who need dental
work can see Drs. Simpson & Ster-
rett at the Meade hotel from Sept.
1923.
Clarence Eason left Wednesday
for Baldwin, Kansas, where he ex-
poets to go to school during the
winter.
The Ashland ball nine is expected
over to play ball in the near future.
We will announce the date when we
find out definitely.
Jay Ellis has just finished putting
down a we'll at the Meade hotel.
This will make the water supply
much more convenient for them.
The Meade Lumber Co., are put
ting a 7-foot picket fence around
the yard. 1t is calculated to act as
for lumber going out
after night.
E. w. White and Frank Cochran
are down south of Meade this week
to move a school house. John Stall
der is not yet able to to navigate
without crutches.
John Shuetz left Monday for
Hutchinson where he has a horse
race matched for this week. He al
so shipped the race mare to that
place at the same time.
DR.. Fee has been on the go all
this week from here to Minneola
and up into Gray coanty. He re-
ports the fever cases at Fowler in
Palmer family as greatly improved.
Prof. J. P. Mccoy, Principal Of
our city schools, arrived in the city
last Friday afternoon. He seems tc
have the necessary energy to give
US an excellent school and has very
favorably impressed the schooI
board and others as we'll.
We can furnish you the New York
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 g
daily where you cannot get YOU
mail every day.
Our job department turned ou
some stationary for Bryan & Fisher.
the enterprising Minneola merchants
last week. These gentlemen are
conducting a frst-class general mer
chandising store in our neighborine
city and are deserving of a liberia
patronage.
We have received copy of "Ev
erybody's Magazine, published BY
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia
The September number contains ar
article by Gen. Funston on the cap
ture of Aguinaldo. 1t is a gooc
magazine and promises to be one o
the best published in America. Th'
subscription price is 81 per year.
A number of young people started
out to the springs last Saturday tt
have a moonlight picnic, but abou
midnight they returned looking NOR,
like drowned rats. The boys col
lars were melted down and the starcl
in the girls white dresses had de
parted and they were all sorr.
looking lot. We don't think the,
enjoyed very much moonlight
They had to stay in the wagon o
take a chair with them when the,
got out as the grass was too dam
to get next to.
Mr.. o. G. Young, of Kansas City
Mo-, has been in the county for tn
past few days looking after his cat
tie interests. Mr.. Young is mem
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