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

Will Bruce went to Englewood
Monday, returning Tuesday.
James Wood and SON Cliff return
ed from Topeka last Friday night.
Geo. B. Cones returned Tuesday
evening from he southeastern part
of the state.
w. E. Davis came in Saturday
night from Hutchinson and returned
Monday morning.
Louis Boehler went to Green's
burg, Monday to attend an adjourn
ed term of court.
Bernerd Lemert came up f1om
Liberal Monday morning and re-
turned in the evening.
E. w. White is back from Kansas
City, Mo-, where he has been for
the past several weeks.
Attorney Dyke Ballinger, of Bea-
yer, was in Meade over night last
Friday, on his way home from east
ern Oklahoma.
Clark Williams arrived in Meade
last week from Temple, Texas. He
will remain for some time visiting
his mother and sister.
Will Shelley went out to Stanton
county last Thursday to look up
some lands for Geo. B. Cones, our
popular real estate agent.
I F. C. Judd went to Quincy. Ills,
Wednesday morning, to which place
he took John w. Jacoby, who was
recently tried in Probate Court for
insanity.
The Dodge City Reporter was
moved to Bucklin last week and the
name changed the Bucklin Banner.
We wish Mr.. Milford success in his
new location.
Rev. Robinson arrived in Meade
last Friday evening from Dodge.
He was taken quite sick Saturday
evening and was unable to hold SER
vices either Sunday morning or ev-
ening.
Rev. Robinson left Tuesday for
his home at Dodge City. He will
be back Sunday to fill his appoint
ment if his health will permit, but if
not, Rev. Thompson will preach in
his place.
Weather Prophet Hicks says we
will have dry weather this year and
next, and from present indications
we are constrained to the opinion
that this prophecy will apply to
western Kansas.
The Odd Fellows Lodge at this
place expects to hold Memorial ser
vices on Sunday, June I6, 1901.
This day is set apart all over the
United States for Memorial services
in honor of the deceased members.
| County Commissioners Conrad,
Innis and Hayden were in session
this week as Board of Equalization,
Iequalizlng taxes and hearing griev-
ances over erroneous assessment,
and giving everyone square deal.
i THE News corps of correspond
ents is somewhat shy at present,
owing, we presume, to the warm
weather, busy time of the year, etc.
we hope that they may find time to
drop us few items regardless of
the above conditions.
Will Osgood and Fred Gray paper
ed Mr.. Berryman's building this
week. This building will make two
of the best store rooms in the city.
Ormond Hamilton will occupy the
east side with the butcher shop, and
we are not advised who will occupy
the west side:
J. w. Bergman and wife of Ash
land, accompanied by his brother
in-law, w. M. Price, of El Paso,
Texas, were in Meade, Tuesday and
Wednesday, visiting Will Bergman.
cashier of the Meade State Bank.
They went to Liberal Wednesday
afternoon and will return Friday on
their way TO Ashland.
]. R. Keith went to Liberal last
Friday night where he has con-
tract of plastering, Mr.. Keith is a
good workman and his services are
sought long way from home. He
recently put in vault in the Liberal
State Bank. We are certainly pleas
ed to note that Mr.. Keith's ability
is recognized in our neighboring
county.
We propose to cut MIllman, oi
the Liberal News, off our list of ac-
quaintances if his paper fails to