Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-10-10
Ray Edwards was over from the

AoAho oSodoys
Rube Orr is sporting brand new
buggy and harness.
Our Plains correspondent arrived
too late for publication.
Mems and ladies shoes in all the
latest styles at E. w. Williams.
Will Totheroh repaired the city
windmill last Wednesday.
Ladies' new Fall hats, street hats,
feathers etc., at Mrs. Wehrle's.
The celebrated Bond Shoe Cos
shoes are sold by E. w. Williams.
Fresh oysters direct from Balti-
more on sale now, at the Owl lunch
counter.
Franz Drummond and his wife are
assisting on the Globe and in the
postofice.
Jake Myer had a load of water
melons in town Wednesday. He
readily disposed of them.
Mrs. Wehrle has the latest in fall
millinery goods. Ladies' andchild-
rens' hats in the latest styles.
Tom Novinger and F. A. Shinogle
were up from West Plains twp. last
Tuesday transacting business.
John Randolph was in town few
minutes last Saturday. He is put
ting out large acreage of wheat.
Mr.. Frank Hamilton is expected
home from eastern Kansas at an
early date. The band will probably
do some "tooting" then.
N. J. Rhodes and wife and DR..
and Mrs. Will Dickerson
were up from the Cimarron river
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Owl has, without doubt, the
best line of 5-cent cigars in town.
Nothing beats good smoke after
an Owl lunch.
The Owl Lunch counter is place
that you can get anything to eat at
any time and for any price. You
(this means you) had better try it
the next time you are in town.
Ned jenkins, Alex Tripod, Jack
Roberts and Will Hutchinson were
up from the hay camp at the XI
ranch Sunday. The haying was
stopped on account of rain.
We note from our Odee CORES
pondent that the German settlement
is going to have new church build
ing. We are pleased to see this
move which indicates their prosper
ity.
The National Hotel has secured
the services of Mrs. Hurley, of
Hutchinson, an experienced cook.
There is no doubt that Landlord
Judd intends to keep his house right
up to the standard.
Mr.. J. K. Estes and family arriv-
ed in Meade this week from Colo
RADIO where they have been all sum-
mer. Mr.. Estes expects to remain
here this winter. He is the father
in-law of Will Dalgarn and Rich
Boyer.
Everybody likes something good
to eat and why nota that is what
people work and strive and fight for
in this world. What is better than
a fine fresh oyster fry or stew at the
Owl lunch counter Why, nothing;
everyone says so. Try them,
The Republicans of the township
held a caucus last Friday afternoon
and nominated the following:
Trustee-W. c. Osgood Jr.
Clerk-E. w. White,
Treasurer-Will Casteen,
Constables-Will Totheroh and
Buis.
Someone fired shot gun in the
direction of the house on the Schuetz
place one morning last week. J. R.
Griggs and wife occupy the house
and Mrs. G.. was standing in the
yard and the shot struck all around
her several striking her in the arm.
She saw no around but heard the
faint report of gun. The matter
is mystery as Mrs. G. was alone
at the time. Parties should be very
careful about shooting towards a
house when out hunting.
Under new law passed last win
ter by the legislature, the judge of
the district court must order the
drawing of jury. Under this or.