Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-06-27

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Rube Orr is painting his house in
the east part of town.
Simpson & Sterrett, dentists. fully
@ to I6. Remember the date.
Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
1t is actually SO dry that there
are no grasshoppers in this vicinity.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Co.'S
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
Mrs. Edwards, of Plains, has
been in the city for the past ten
days.
J. A. Elder, of West Plains twp.
was transacting business in the city
last Monday.
Mr.. Broncho Sam. of Plains, is
shy this week. We trust that it will
not occur again.
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 g 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.
Denny Coon and John Shuetz
went to Englewood Monday to at
tend the horse races. They return
ed Tuesday.
When you want shoes call at the
corner grocery store and E. w will
show you the finest line of mems and
ladies' shoes.
Sam Givler and Tom Novinger
were over from West Plains town
ship Tuesday. Tom has lust finish
ed cutting barley.
1t you are needing dental work
done you should call on Drs. Simp-
son & Sterrett at the Meade Hotel
from July 9 to I6.
E. w. Williams has added 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
numbers on the program.
Jim Sullivan, who is working al
Plains, was initiated into the A. o.
U. w. lodge last Tuesday night.
The workmen are adding a few
members to their lodge lately.
We have a STANDARD" gas lamp
which we would like to dispose Of
at once. If you want a fine lamp
for your home this is a chance tc
get one. Call at this Office and see
it.
We publish a letter from E. E
Grissom, of Co. D, 4th Inf, in an.
other column. 1t deals with the
Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Grissom i:
a brother-in-law of B. F. Bisbee, Of
West Plains twp.
Capt. Osgood informs us that his
wheat will make larger yield an6
a great deal better quality than he a
first expected. He says the yielc
will be short but that what grair
there is, is well matured.
T. R. Kieth returned from Libera
Monday morning. He had a couple
of jobs of plastering south of Lib
eral. He plastered new house fo
Chas. Plymell, a former West Plain
twp. citizen, who Mr.. Kieth says
is getting along in fine shape with ;
fine place and a good bunch o
cattle.
The Rosenberg boys have a win'
mill and tank on the southeast sid
of town where they water their cat
tie. One night last week some on
took off taps and turned the whee
loose, broke the pump rod and ruin
ed the tank. We don't see why an
one wants to do this way, it is no
the way first class citizens do an
we do not think it should be repeat
ed. Of course it is almost impos
sible to find out who does thes
things.
1t is reported to us that the lob
catfish which 1nhabits the mud pud
dies along Crooked Creek have LEI
their winter resorts and are no
reveling among the tall prairie gras
and in the alfalfa fields. 1t is est