Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-01-24
Local News.

week.
w. E. Davis is spending the week
in Meade.
M. E. Cramner sent a piano to
Beaver county Tuesday morning.
Don't forget the Band Concert at
the City Hall, Thursday night, jan
uary 81.
Court at Coldwater was delayed
owing to the sickness of Stenographer
Boehler.
Harve Hustled started for Beaver
Wednesday morning with asix-horse
load of freight.
w. J. Woodard was at work this
week raising the building occupied
by J. E. Roberts Jr.
The revival began again Monday
night at the M. E. church and will
continue indefinitely.
M. Rosenberg is building an ad-
addition to his pool room and intends
to add billiard table.
Mrs. Bruce returned from Liberal
Tuesday morning where she had
been for the past ten days.
John Shuetz, of Weldon, Iowa, a
nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley is
here visiting the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elery Cooper went
to Beaver last Monday where they
will visit friends for several days,
Among those remembering THE
News last Saturday were Tom Nov
niger, Russell Berkau and S. M.
Bennett.
Jack Roberts has moved his shop
back to the old place. w. J. Wood
ard having finished repairing the
building.
Jay Brown returned Monday ev-
ening from eastern Kansas where he
has been visiting his parents for the
past two months.
Representative Adams came in
from Topeka Saturday night and re-
turned Monday morning.
B. S. McMeel received the sad
news from his wife this week that
her mother had died. Mrs. McMeel
is expected home this week.
DR.. Fee was called to Beaver City
Saturday to attend sick call. The
Beaver physician is in Liberal where
he is receiving medical treatment.
Miss Dora Bogue came in Mon
day night from Pretty Paririe where
she had been visiting her sister. She
went to her home in Beaver We'd
nesday.
A. o. Enmonds brought in an
other bunch of calves Saturday.
He put them at John Stalder's with
the other herd where they are being
wintered.
Alb Stewart had his cattle dehorn-
ed Wednesday at the stock yards.
These are the Rock cattle which Alb
recently purchased from the Meade
State Bank.
Mr.. Todd Brown returned from
Bowling Green, Ohio, Monday ev-
ening where he has been for the past
three months, We are pleased to
note his return and hope he may
conclude to locate permanently in
Meade county.
Geo. Wiley came in Saturday and
returned to Topeka Monday. We
expected that George would issue
quarantine orders over all the lobo
catfish of Meade and Haskell coun-
ties in order to prevent the spread
of the Texas fever. But he went
away without doing thing, so the
eastern counties had better take
steps to protect their fish.
Marshal Camp met with what
might have been a fatal accident
last week at ]. T. Smiths where he
was digging a we'll. The bucket in
which they were raising the dirt be-
came unlocked from the rope and
fell about 20 feet, striking Marshal
on the head and severely cutting him.
DR.. Fee was called and it required
several stitches to properly dress the
wound.
On last Monday evening THE
News family were happily surprised
at the arrival of Ed J. Wehrle from
Manila where he had been in the
army for the past sixteen months.
His time of enlistment would have
expired in June, but he was taken
sick and would not have been able
for duty for several months, conse-
lquently was sent to San Francisco,
where he was discharged, coming