Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-02-07

LII. rec VaCClnateQ "a SCnOlarS al
the Artesian school house last week.
Robt. Russell, of Fowler, was a
pleasant caller at this office last
Saturday.
This Office printed some bills for
Mr.. Joe Brannan's fine horse Thorn
wick, this week.
In Haskell county the county
printing was equally divided between
the Monitor and Republican.
Henry banks, of Odee, remem-
bered THE News last week by re-
newing for another year.
Mr.. John Russell was down from
his school at Artesian and spent
Saturday and Sunday in Meade.
The Meade Band has received
some new music and now the air
will be filled with all kinds of noise.
If you want some of the neatest
job work you eyer had done, call at
this office and we can furnish you.
Haskell county, the favorite home
of the lobo catfish, has not a single
stream or pool of water of any kind.
Always remember that this Office
can furnish you any paper publish
ed in the United States at reduced
rates.
There will be regular preaching
services at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours.
We notice several stray COWS run
ming at large in the city which might
bring in some revenue to the city
treasury if properly cared for.
Taggart says he will give great
bargains at his auction sale Satur-
day February 16, 1901 and Dan
will do what he says, everytime.
Miss Elsie Ball, of Plains, was in
Meade Monday and Tuesday, the
guest of Mrs. Bunch. She returned
home on the train Tuesday evening.
This office has a stock of the fin
est business cards you ever saw:
Call and we will print you some in
the neatest and most artistic man
ner.
Fred Gray went to Beaver Tuesday
in the interest of his house. He
was accompanied by w. c. Osgood
Jr. They returned Wednesday ev-
en1ng.
AS it has been an open winter 1
have an over supply of overcoats.
Call in and look them over and
will sell to you regardless of cost.
B. S. MCMEEL.
Mr.. Dave Mackey, of Nye, Ok,
was in Meade Monday and Tuesday
transacting business. Dave always
remembers to call on The News
when in the city.
Rev. Robinson assisted by Rev.
Essex, of Ottawa, began series of
meetings at the Baptist church last
Sunday. They invite everyone to
come ont each evening.
Our coal merchants are out of
Canon City coal and all you can
get is the eastern Kansas coal which
fills the stove pipes chuck full of
SCOT after burning for several days.
We are to have winter yet, so call
and see me and 1 will make prices
satisfactory to you as don't want
to carry winter goods over.
B. S. MCMEEL.
Mr.. Sam Bunch has imported a
thoroughbred Plymouth Rock cock
rel and will raise a fine grade of
chickens next year. The Railroad
Agent at Preston, Kansas, raises this
grade of chickens.
A mask ball will be gwen at the
hall next Thursday night. Good
music will be furnished. Everyone
should mask. This will probably
be the last occasion of this kind for
some time and it is hoped that ev-
eryone who indulges in these social
events will be present.
David Truax has been busy this
week repairing the chairs at the
court house hall. New bottoms have
been put in all that needed them
and now you can get seat with
out running a new dress or tearing
hole in your Sunday pants. Ii
will also insure safety against falling
through chair, thus preventing a
damage suit against the county.
Probate Judge jenkins is busy
this week hearing the cases of Ar
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