Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-12-04
Local News.

LOUIS Boehler went to COldwatcl
Monday night to attend court.
Chas. Talley went to Dodge City
last Tuesday night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graves left
the first of the week for Kansas City.
Jay and Min Ellis are working in
the round house at Dalhart, Texas.
Mrss Bernice Rice, of Artestan,
visited friends in Meade a few days
this week.
VIM. Jobling, of Fowler twp. was
down Wednesday with a load of al
falfa seed.
Ben Cox left last week for his old
home in Miss ouri. He will be abb
sent several weeks.
The Helping Hand Society is 60
ing to Fowler Friday night to give
an entertainment.
Min Ellis and wife were in Meade
a few days last week visiting with J..
w. Kibby and family.
Annie German went to Protec-
ton, Kansas, last Sunday to visit
his sister, Mrs. Will Presley.
DR.. Sterrett and wife are at the
Meade Hotel this week. The DR..
is kept busy doing dental work.
Harvey Grace, of Cheney, Kansas,
arrived in Meade Monday, to look
after his ranch in Mertilla twp.
If you want a good gasoline lamp
call at this Office. We are prepared
to sell you most any kind you want.
Joe Dorland, of Greensburg, Kan
sas, was in Meade faw days last
week, visiting friends and relatives.
Dave Williams has purchased the
the pool room from Claus Berger
and will conduct the same in the
future.
w. w. Ward, of north Mertilla
twp, was in the city this week pur-
coal and lumber and other
Miss Leah DeCow is visiting her
parents for several days. Leah is
soliciting for the Mail and Breeze
of Topeka.
Mrs. c. E. Potter and child, of
Saltwater, Okla, are visiting Mrs.
A. J, Blankenchip and the Petefsh
girls, her sisters.
Miss Winnie Bonham and sister
Rhue have moved into their resi-
dence west of the Court House.
The barber moved also.
George T. Gore returned from
Kansas City, last Saturday where
he had been to witness the Kansas
Missouri foot ball game.
Mr.. c. B. Dalgarn, of Kansas
City, Mo. is here visiting his
mother and sister, also his little son
Major. He will remain about q
week.
Frank S. Sullivan, editor of oul
Plains department, was in this city
Tuesday night. Mr.. Sullivan re.
ports everything lovely over at the
Plains.
Desmarias Bros, are now regular
readers of the News. These gen
tleman are located in Sand Creel
twp. and handle large number o.
cattle each year.
DR.. Fee reports the birth of boy
baby at the home of Charles Ed
wards, of Logan twp. Mother ant
child doing well but Doc said h,
was not sure about Charlie.
Mr.. Geo. B. Allen is purchasin.
alfalfa seed for the Kansas Cit,
Grain Co. He purchased ITO bush
els from Howard Norman, Wednes
day. The price paid was close tt
Sc per bushel.
The Baptist Sunday school con
template giving a Christmas enter
tainment on the evening of Decem
Der "a. The M. E. Sunday schoo
also contemplate an entertainment
at their church on the same evening
John Elliot, as clerk of Mead
Camp M. w. A. received a checl
last week for $4,000, the same be
ing the amount of the insuranc
policy held by F. M. Rosenberg
deceased, in favor of his son, Linu
Rosenberg. The same will b
turned over to James Wilson VIII
was appointed guardian of the boy
MO Danks returned from Lyo