Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-09-05
Miss Polly Frame went to Ration,
N. M. last Monday.

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N. M. last Monday.
Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
The "OWL" Restaurant solicits
your patronage. Give it a trial.
John Jobling and wife were in
the city Tuesday visiting friends.
Myron Byrns and family are Wis
iting at A. J. Byrns', west of town.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Co.'S
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
Ben Cox was in town Wednesday.
He had several bushels of choice
peaches.
J. T. Bosley and wife were down
from W1lburn Sunday and visited at
r. T. Worman's.
Miss Rhue Bonham left Wednes-
day for Ottawa, Kansas, where she
will attend school this winter.
Ernest Black left Wednesday for
Lawrence where he will attend the
State University.
Mr.. R. A. Harper is building a
new residence on his Spring Creek
ranch. D. P. Wysong and son Jim
are the contractors.
Miss Annie Jenkins returned last
Tuesday from Great Bend, Kansas,
where she had been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Stivers.
A cup of coffee,
And a ham bun,
Is dandy lunch,
For a dime the sum.
At the "OWL" Lunch Counter
at any time.
Will Shelley made photograph
of Uncle Dick SINNERS fine Nor
gan stallion, this week. Mr.. Skin
ner recently had his horse registered
and his breeding is among the very
best in the Morgan family.
Mr.. R. L. Sawyer has our thanks
for basket of fine, large, luscious
peaches grown on his Artesian farm.
He says that he will have peaches
and apples in abundance and that
everything is lovely up that way.
Min Ellis was in town a short
time Wednesday after casing for a
well which he is putting down on the
Edward Donnelly place, in Cimar-
ron twp. He says they are down
200 feet aud no water. His brother
Will is assisting him.
The National Hotel changed pro-
prietors last Monday morning wher
Mr.. Bruce turned the management
over to Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Judd,
who will hereafter have charge o.
the same. The rates hereafter will
be 81 per instead of So. Mrs. judo
informs US that the interior will be
thoroughly overhauled and put ii
the very best condition. The din
Ing room floor has been covered
with linoleum which greatly improve:
its appearance. Everything indl
Gates that the new proprietors will
run a irst-class house in every par
ticular and the public may expec
the very best accommodations We
have every reason to believe tina
this will be one of the best houses
in this section of the state.
We neglected to mention the pre-
liminary hearing of VIM. Collier las
week which was held before Justic,
Shamhart Wednesday. The defend
ant was held over to the next tern
of court in the sum of $500 bond il
default of which he is still boardin,
with Jim Eason at the county bas
tile. The evidence adduced show
ed that Collier had been out late OF
the night of the burglary, and at th'
breakfast table next morning wa
the first one to impart the news o
the robbery and before he had beer
up town himself. There was also
about twenty sacks of smoking to
bacco produced which witnesses ties
tilted that the defendant had taker
to Mr.. Frames house, at which plac,
he had been boarding. These wer,
the most damaging things produced
against him, although he may b.
able to thoroughly and satisfactoril,
explain all of them. He is repre-
sented by Attorney F. M. Davis.
To show the value of hay in thes
parts at this time a transaction OIL
the Cimarron rlver the other day i
an "eye opener" Chas. Shore solc
his hay, standing in the bottoms 70
S. per ton. After paying his none.
for the hay, the purchaser will hav