Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-03-21
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All kinds of ready-made garments
in underwear at Mrs. Williams.
Gold and tinsel braid, also new
styles of belts at Wehrle's.
| Judge Madison left yesterdayrfor
Dodge but will return next Tuesday.
Mrs. Williams has a fine line of
trimmings and all kinds of novelties.
Co. Atty. Chas. Wright, of Beav-
er county, came up from Beaver
Wednesday.
Mrs. Williams has a fine line of
trimmed hats for ladies and children.
Call. and see them.
DR.. Dickerson and wife were up
from their home in Beaver county
the first of the.week.
Will Shelley made a trip to his
claim in Beaver county last Friday
and returned Saturday.
If you want some of the neatest
job work you eyer hadEdone, call at
this Office and we can furnish you.
Mrs. Williams has the finest line
of millinery and dress goods that
she ever purchased. Call early and
inspect them.
VIM. Robert returned last week
from San Antonio, Texas, where he
had been attending the Cattlemen's
Association.
Miss Bulah Marshall, daughter of
H. G.. Marshall, was quite sick for
the past ten days with blood-poison-
ing in her arm, caused from vacci-
nation.
Mrs. Wehrle has received a new
spring line of millinery in ladies and
children's hats. Also the latest nov
elites. Call and examine these new
spring goods.
DR.. Fee was called to Plains Sat-
urday night and from there went to
Gray county Sunday morning to at
tend Web Egbert who got his leg
broken last week.
Messrs. C. E. Putnam and M. L.
Waldo, of Richmond, Kansas, were
in the city last week looking at the
country and visiting their old friends,
Messrs. Balm and Shamhart and
families and also Mr.. Barnes.
The ST. Patrlck's ball was quite
we'll attended last Friday night.
Another dance will be given at the
hall on Monday night April Ist.
Good music has been secured and
everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
In another column will be seen
the advertisement of Johnston &
Osgood, the new furniture firm, who
will open for business about April
Ist. These gentlemen need no in
PRODUCTION to our readers. Both
Tom and Will have many friends
who will give them liberal patron
age. We certainly hope they will
enjoy large business.
For SALE-Two fine Black Per-
cheron Stations, I6H hands,
weight 1000 and 1900 lbs, also
two Black Mamoth Jacks with white
points, IS and I5a hands, six and
seven years old. Can be seen at
livery stable, Cimarron, Kansas.
Inspection cordially invited. Ad-
dress ]. P. EMERY,
Cimarron, Ks.
Last Sunday night Rev. Booth
announced that on next Sunday
morning, by request, he would de-
liver discourse on baptism. He
said he would prove his position by
the bible, but the sermon was not
for the purpose of controversy or
discussion, as he had regard for
other peoples views on this doc
trinal point. Everyone was invited
to attend the service.
District court convened last Tues
day morning. The Wiley case be-
ing the first on the docket and as
Judge Cochran was present it went
to trial at once. The regular jury
panel was soon exhausted and a
special venire of $50 was drawn.
Judge Madison arrived Tuesday
evening and called the docket and
excused the jury until 9 o'clocknext
Tuesday morning at which time he
would resume the other cases. AS
we go to press the Wiley case is
still in progress.
A caucus was held Wednesday af-
ternoon and organized by electing
Capt. Osgood, Chairman, and DR..
Fee, Sec'y. The following ticket
was nominated: