Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-04-03
Local News.
Next Monday is city election day

Entertainment at City Hall FRI,
day night, April 4th.
Jake Myer, of Odee, made US q
very pleasant call Tuesday.
We publish the final tax notice ir
another column of this issue.
The weather is getting warmer
and indicates that spring is nigh.
| VIM. Thomas, of Mertilla twp,
made US a pleasant call Monday.
| Roadmaster Geo. Nick, of Dal-
hart, was in the city Monday night.
A new sign attracts the traveller
into Geo. B. Cones real estate of
fee.
Miss Lottie Graham, of Plains,
was visiting with Mrs. S. P. Bunch
a few days this week.
Annie German and Bert Phelps
went down to Beaver county this
week to look after cattle.
A. ]. Byrns assisted by S. c. Sum-
pter, built new fue and plastered
Shamhart's barber shop this week.
Mr.. R. R. Wells accompanied the
remains of Mrs. Wells to Missouri,
Monday night, where the interrment
will be made.
Geo. B. Cones has added an ele-
giant roll top desk to his office furni-
rure. 1t is solid oak and an orna-
ment to any office.
Mrs. F. G.. Hamilton and son,
Jesse, arrived last Thursday from
Argentine, Ks, where they have
been for the past several months.
Mr.. L. S. Hines and family ar
rived in Meade Monday. They are
located temporarily in the city but
will move to the country in a few
days.
F. G. Hamilton is now employed
in the real estate office of Geo. B.
Cones. The present rush of bust
ness demanded that George get
another clerk.
Attend the concert Friday night,
Do what you can to advance educa-
ton in music. Admission only 10
cents. Doors open 1890, perform
ance at 8.
Mrs. E. F. Tebbe and son, and
Mrs. A. G. c. Bierer and children,
of Perry, Ok, are in the city visit
ing their parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.
N. Stamper.
Teachers who wish to attend the
Association Saturday, should come
to Meade Friday evening, attend the
concert and stay over night for As
sociation next day.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from Miss Maude o. Thomas, Ed
itor of the Beaver Herald. Miss
Thomas came up to meet her sister
who arrived from the east this morn
ing.
C. P. Fullington, of Wichita, &C
companied by his stenographer,
Miss Chandler, were in Meade Fri
day and Saturday. Miss Chandler
filed on quarter of Meade county
land.
J. B. Dickey, of Newton, Kansas,
was in Meade last week. Mr.. Dick
ey has purchased some Meade coun-
ty real estate and will plant some
alfalfa. Mr.. Dickey is in the drug
business at Newton.
Mr.. McGafin, father of Mrs. S.
I'D. Adams and Mrs. James Wilson,
left last week for his home in South
Dakota, in response to a telegram
announcing the death of his daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. McGaffin has been
here for the past several months.
A letter from Chas. A. Stephens,
Wylie, Mo-, formerly of this coun-
| ty, encloses subscription to The
News. Says they cannot get along
without it. Chas. has been teach
ing school in that county for the
last few years. He sends his re-
CARDS to all his old friends.
C. G. Berger Jr., of Odee, has
purchased The Owl Lunch Counter
and will conduct the business in the
future. He will serve lunches and
meals at all hours, in the very best
lstyle. He solicits the patronage OF
the public and guarantees to give
the best of satisfaction. We car
recommend Mr.. Berger to the public
and wish him success in the business
Rev. Reace has been returned to