Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-02-13
Don't forget the Valentine Ball at
the city hall tomorrow night.

H. L. Woodruff, of Sand Creek
twp, made this Office a visit while
in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. R. P. Smith and daughter,
Pauline, are up from Guymon, visit
ing with Capt. Gsgood and family.
Rev. J. A. Lenehen, of Dodge
City, will hold services at the Cath
church next Sunday morning at the
usual hours.
DR.. Fee was called to see Mrs.
R. G. Newby, of south Gray coun-
ty, last Monday. At present she is
greatly improved,
Loss-rOne pinking iron. Some
where between residence and Car
thage Ave Finder please leave at
this Office. Mrs. M. MARTIN.
We note among the numerical list
of business houses in Santa Rosa,
N. M, in the last issue of the Star,
that there are saloons in that city.
There was pound social at the
M. E. f Parsonage last Thursday ev-
ening. The party was a surprise on
Rev. F ,eece, and all enjoyed a
social time.
The "A. o. U. w. Lodge at this
place h as recently taken boom and
the me mbership is increasing. Sew
eral ne w members were taken into
this order last Tuesday night.
The appointment of the District
Judges by Gov. Stanley, under the
Biennial election law, has been held
valid by the Supreme Court. The
law wa. S tested by the old judges.
Court Stenographer Boehler re-
turned from Greensburg Tuesday,
where he had been attending court.
We Nude an error last week in stat
ing that court was in session at Ash
land.
We are pleased to have Evergreen
and East Side correspondents with
US again. They have probably
thawed out and if the weather don't
get any colder, they will be with US
regularly.
The date for holding the South
west Kansas Reunion has been fixed
on the first week in September, in
IN WHght'sgrove, Dodge City. On
the same week the Fair Association
will meet. Arrangements will be
made for big time.-Dodge City
Globe-Republican.
Messrs. R. T. and w. H. Babb,
of Spickard, Mo-, were in the city
Monday, in company with Mr.. w.
A. johnson, of Nye, Ok, and were
on their way home, after few days
visit with their father, Mr.. J. w.
Babb, of Odee twp. We acknowl-
edge pleasant call from these gen
tlemen while in the city.
A number of Rev. Robinson's
friends, mostly non-church mem
bers, made up a collection and re-
plenished the Rev. gentleman's gro
Gerry supply. He was very much
surprised and expressed thanks to
the many contributors. Rev. Rob-
inson is held in the highest esteem
by everyone in the city.
Chss. o. Wine, of Jasper. Mo-,
who has been in this county for sew
eral n onths looking for a location,
was in Meade last Saturday and
made this Office very pleasant Wis
it. Mr.. Wine informed US that he
had concluded to remain in this
county and would go to Missouri in
few days and move his family out
here. He will locate temporarily on
the Frank Martin farm east of this
city. We are pleased to have Mr..
Wine and his family become citizens
of Meade county.
Next Saturday is the fourth ami
versary of the destruction of the
battleship Maine in Havana harbor,
in which zoo American sailors lost
their lives. 1t was this catastrophe
which fastened American interven-
ton in Cuba resulting in war with
Spain the result of which Spain lost
all her colonial possessions and the
major portion of her navy. The U.
S. secured the PHILIPPINE Islands and
since that time has lost many brave
soldiers in the effort to subdue and
civilize the natives.
We continue to receive circulars
from oil companies, at Beaumont,
Texas, inducing us to buy a few
shares of stock at the small sum of