Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1902-12-11
The Owl has an ad in to-days

CfCiluS untlA y ClOCh.
See the new ad of c. B. Camp
bell & Co., in this issue.
A. o. Edmonds was over from
Liberal the first of the week.
Rev. Reece is holding revivalmeet-
ings in the Artesian district.
DR.. Gibbons will be in Meade
Dec. 1o prepared to do dentistry.
Tom Chilcott is one our latest
additions in the way of subscribers.
Silverware, the 1847 Rogers Bros.
brand, at Sourbeer's Jewelry Shop.
For a handsome Christmas pres
ent secure a fur collarette at Web
rle's.
Any thing you want in the way of
dishes and lamps at Dorlands & Cor
mans.
Call on Ned Jenkins for any thing
you may want in the way of candy
and nuts.
The Owl is offering some bargains
in Christmas candies, nuts, fruits
cigars, etc.,
Dorland & German will make you
very low prices on dried fruit. All
new and fresh.
For an excellent holiday present,
Ladies' Trilor-made skirts, all wool
cloth at Wehrle's.
The finest line of ladies' and gents
handkerchiefs, for the holidays, ever
brought to Meade, at Wehrle's.
Several of the smaller children of
Mr.. Frank Mars, have been sick
recently, but are better at the pres
ent time.
Lem Kyger was up Monday with
some cattle. Lem dropped dollar
into our till for another years sub
scription-
Jim Stamper threshed about 80
bushels of alfalfa seed, Jim is gradu-
ly improving his place and adding to
his real estate possessions.
Judge Selvidge returned last Mon
day from Missouri where he has been
for the past few weeks. He reports
old Missouri on the move.
There will be regular communi-
cation of Webb Lodge No. .275 A.
F. & A. M. on next Saturday eve
ming, All members are requested to
be present.
Rice culture is becoming very
popular in Meade as well as in other
parts of the United States. Meade
don't propose to be out classed in
anything.
Mr.. George T. Gore, recently
purchased book case for his library.
1t is an excellent piece of furniture
and materially adds to the appear
ance of the office.
Roscoe Gerow invited about a
dozen young people to a surprise
partp on his sister, Mrs. Casteen,
one night last week. A very pleas
ant evening was spent.
We notice that the Globe is kick
ing on people sending away to Sears
Robuck & Co., and Montgomery
Ward & Co., for goods. Oh. con-
sistencyl!l+tt -asa ****+t wa Still /.
Mr.. Ed Hill, of Augusta, Kansas,
was in the city several days this
week. Mr.. Hill married Miss Lulu
Richardson formerly of this city.
He reports the Richardson fam lily
prospering.
Lee Howard threshed little over
400 bushels of alfalfa seed from his
place. This farm will realize Mr..
Howard between $1,000 and s3,4oc
this year. He paid $40, 900 for the
place last spring.
Beaver, o. T. has a new bank.
A. L. Mcpherson is president, H. E.
G. Putnam is vice president, and E.
E. Mcpherson, is cashier. Mr.. Put
man, the vice-president, is county
treasurer of Beaver county.
Union services were held at tht
Baptist church last Sunday night
Rev. Robinson conducting the ser
mon. This is proper, there shoulc
be more of the Christly spirit ex
hibited among our church people.
| John Stalder threshed So bushels
of seed from his 40 acre field %
alfalfa last week. Mr.. Stalder in
formed US that he would realize
good profit on the amount he paic
for this place. Tohn is one of thos