Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1901-04-25

Call at McMeels and get you a
spring suit.
For the latest dress goods call at
Wehrle's.
New summer styles in dress hats
at Wehrle's.
Mcdonald shirts and shirt waists
for men at McMeels.
J. T. Bosley and son were down
from Wilburn Saturday.
Call and see the new shirt waist
sailor at Mrs. Wehrle's.
N. R. Bishop made this Office a
short call last Saturday.
Gold and tinsel braid, also new
styles of belts at Wehrle's.
DIR, Sterrett will be in Meade from
May to IA to do dental work.
Will Shelley made trip to his
claim in Beaver county last week.
A complete-stock of everything in
the dry goods line at Wehrle's.
Mrs. Dickerson and son, John,
were in the city Monday and Tues
day.
B. S. McMeel has just opened his
spring line of ladies' Oxford Ties
and Sandals.
Co. Com. John Conrad and Ben
Cox were down from Crooked Greek
twp. Saturday.
B. S. McMeel has just. received
fine line of ties in latest styles. Call
and get one.
D. c, Mahan, of Crooked Creek
twp, was pleasant caller at this
office last Friday.
Always remember that this office
can furnish you any paper publish
ed in the United States at reduced
rates.
An examination for teachers GER
tificates will be held at the Meade
school building April a7, beginning
at 8 a. m,
w. c. Osgood Jr. papered and
painted R. A. Harper's residence
property in the south part of town,
this week.
This office would like to secure a
copy of THE News of the date of
Nov. 8, 1900. We will pay you for
your trouble.
Lester Rhodes brought his mother
up from Beaver county Monday, to
take the afternoon train for Liberal
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Murphy.
An 1. o. o. F. lodge will be or
ganized at this place Friday night.
All old members and those who ex-
pect to join are requested to be on
hand.
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.
We will furnish you the National
Magazine and THE News one year
for only $3.50. The National is a
regular 81 publication. We have a
few sample copies left for distribu-
ton.
Oliver Norman, of Crooked Greek
twp. was a pleasant caller at THE
News office last Tuesday He says
everything has a spring-like appear
ance in the artesian country and
everyone is busy farming.
AFowler subscriber complains that
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a recent copy of this paper failed to
reach him. We are at loss to
understand the reason other than
carelessnes of the P M. We hope
it will not occur in the future.
B. H. Beatte, clock maker, watch
tinker and jeweler, returned last Fri
day night and will remain for some
time. He was accompanied by his
son, Dick. 1t seems that old man
Beatte likes Meade and likes to come
here, even if it is a swift town. We
don't know as it has him beat to any
great extent We like to have him
with us.
A letter from S. L. Burford en-
closes a subscription to THE News.
Sim is located at California, Mo-,
in the employ of Book Agency, as
stenographer. He says:
"I expect you are little surpris-
ed to hear from me as l have been
on the go most of the time for the
last few years and have not been
settled very long at any one place,
but at the present time l am stenog-