Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-08-29
M. o. Danks was in town the frs
of the ueek

day and Tuesday.
Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
The "OWL" Restaurant solicits
your patronage. Give it a trial.
Jim Sullivan and Dick Graham
were over from Plains Tuesday.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Co.'S
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
Elmer Schmoker is now clerking
in the Orr & Addie confectionery.
John Sims was down from Fowler
last Monday transacting business.
Ed Desmerrias and Miss Edith
Porter were visitors in Meade Mon
day.
Fred Gray returned from Dodge
City last evening, where he has been
for several days.
"The OWL" What is it2 Why
the new lunch counter next door to
the Bank. Try it.
Louie Parsons was over from
Plains Tuesday. He returned on
the afternoon train.
Will Bruce returned last Sunday
from Garden City where he had
been taking in the fair.
Why bake this hot weather. Go
to the "Owl" Restaurant and buy
your pies. Fresh every day.
Will Shelley is out almost con-
stantly taking photographs and de-
livering work already finished.
District Clerk John Elliott has
moved his family into their new res
idence south of the M. E. church.
Rube Orr left last Monday for
El Reno where he will file on a claim
in the Kiowa-Commanche country.
w. J. Woodard has begun siding
up E. w. Williams building which
was left open by the moving of the
Wells building.
For SALE-One good buggy and
good trunk. Will sell dirt cheap.
For price and further particulars,
call at this Office.
]. H. Bell has gone to Larned
and Kinsley where he has lot of
horses to break and where he will
also give lessons in horse breaking.
Geo. Allen returned Tuesday of
last week from eastern Kansas,
where he had been with some
horses. George Erickson also re-
turned with him.
Judge Jenkins issued a marriage
license to Mr.. Janse c. Lebeck and
Miss Efie Thompson last Tuesday
evening. Miss Thompson if niece
of Mr.. Sam Conger.
A cup of coffee,
And a ham bun,
Is a dandy lunch,
For a dime the sum.
At the "OWL" Lunch Counter
at any time.
w. J. Woodard is out at N. B.
Potter's this week building a large
barn and also a granary. Pole is
some very substantial i'm
provements on his place and evil
IDENTIFY intends to remain in Meade
county.
John Shuetz returned from the
Garden City Fair Monday night
where he had been with his race
mare. He won the half-mile dash
in two straight heats and also the
first and second quarters of the nov
city race.
J. R. Keith has just finished the
plastering on Barney McMeel's new
house. Barney always has the best
jobs done because he gets Riley to
do his work. Mr.. Keith goes to
Bob Harper's next. Bob knows a
good thing when he sees it.
We left Dodge last week before
the reunion was entirely over and
all those interested in the proceed
ings will be compelled to wait until
next week when we will publish the
resolutions etc., and anything thai
we may have overlooked this week.
The thermometer was up to Io4
in the shade several days this week
and last. We are contemplating
leasing large refrigerator and 60
ing into cold storage until the fal
months roll around. If we get very
much warmer we will certainly mel
away.
Our base ball boys have sent /;
challenge to the Dodge City nine