Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-11-20
Local News.
The fair is over.

H. L. Woodruff, was in town last
Monday and made US very pleas
act call.
We have correspondent from
Fowler this week. Come again
brother.
Mrs. Backe was up from Liberal
last Saturday to attend the teachers
association.
James Jefferson is down at Bakers,
on the Cimarron, this week doing a
job of plastering.
Ned Snyder and Roscoe Griggs
went to Coldwater last Friday night
to attend some horse races.
w. T. BAN returned Tuesday from
eastern Kansas, where he has been
visiting for the past few weeks.
DR.. Sterrett will be in Meade at
the Meade Hotel Dec. 2-8 to do den
tai work. Remember these dates.
Doc. Anschutz was up the first of
the week from the Cimarron. Doc.
is always a welcome visitor in our
city.
We are informed that Mr.. and
Mrs w. E. Davis are the parents of
a boy baby, born last Sunday morn
ing.
The alfalfa seed is turning out
better than was expected. The
price is about 1octs per pound at
present.
w. c. Osgood was down from
Bucklin last Sunday, Mrs. Osgood
accompanied him home on the eve
ningi train.
Ben Low. of Garden City, Kans.,
sends US a dollar for another years
subscription. Ben always remem-
bers US each year.
J. R. Griggs and Austin Ball
were in town Monday. Dick and
his wife are visiting at Mr.. Balls in
West Plains twp.
There are not many towns in Kan
sas, the size of Meade, that can or
would respond to raising money as
Meade has done.
Uncle Dick Skinner left last Tues
day evening for Bowling Green,
Ohio, where he will remain for a
couple of months visiting.
We publish letter in another col
umn from Rev. J. P. Henderson,
who left here several weeks ago to
visit his sons in Georgia.
Albert Hemple is threshing the
alfalfa seed in this locality. He re-
Gently purchased a clover huller
and it does excellent work,
Mr.. and Mrs Min Ellis were in
town last Friday. Min had very
pleasant smile on his face and was
setting up the cigars to the boys.
We understand that there will be
wedding in the city about Thanks
giving. We are not at liberty at
this time to name the parties.
w. J. Stagg is in the city prepar-
ing for the Wiley bond case which
is expected to come up for hearing
at the term of court Nov, 81.
The water works ball was a grand
success last Friday night. Also the
supper and the museum. The re-
ceipts that night were over SI5o.
DR.. Gibbons, the dentist was here
few days last week. He will re-
turn on Dec. "a 1902, and be pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
LosT-A small plain chain neck
lace, with a small heart set with
pearl. Lost somewhere on street.
Finder please leave at Owl Restuar-
ant.
Hamilton's Band will give an en-
tertainment on the night of Nov. II
Thanksgiving night. All are invited
to come and pay your fares at the
door for the benefit of the band.
Ben Tullet, one of the proprietors
of the Greensburg Signal, was a
pleasant caller at this Office last Sat
urday. Mr.. Tullet IS brother-ln-
law of Powell Sealock, and was here
visiting the family. He went back
to Greensburg Sunday night.
There was stereopticon entertain
ment given at the city hall Tuesday
night. The people in charge are
raising funds to be used in finding
homes for all orphan children.
They also gave lecture at the NJ.
E. church last Sunday night.