Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-06-11
Call and see the doll house at
Reads Grocery.

One more Nanny goat has been
added to the Adams goat ranch.
Try some of Reads svaporated
raspberries, they make elegant pies.
Buy one of Reads oil cans, you
can't run your lamp over when you
fill it.
Pug has a tomb stone all of MS
own now SO no doubt Pinto will
have rest
Sometimes the professional lady
killer doesn't have such death grip
as he thinks he has.
Hamilton's Band will attend the
Old Settlers picnic at the Widow
Fishers grove next Friday.
A special price on buckwheat
flour to close it out before warm
weather. READ. the grocer.
The Bucklin New Era has
preachers column and some preach
er is rehashing "The Public Dance. ]"
The Wilson -Collingwook plowing
brigade passed through town Mon
day on their way back to Cheney.
The Baptist social last Friday
night was a complete success. The
proceeds of the evening were over
S37.
Two ladies from Tucson, Arizona,
friends of Clark Williams, are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. M. A,
Williams, of this city.
The Glimpse of Meade County is
now in the press and we hope to
have these views of the county on
market within the next two weeks.
Miss Julia Peed left Tuesday after
noon to spend few days with Miss
Jessie Conrad. Miss Katie Martin
will assume Miss Julla's duties dur
ing her absence.
Captain Niles and son Harry, of
the Salvation Army visited town this
week and the local army was much
in evidence. They opened their
new Hall, so kindly donated by I. |
E. Roberts, Sr.
The cat crop is plentiful. Any
one dosirious of increasing their
herd should apply to this city, we
have cats of all sizes and colors; |
will guarantee to match any furniture
or wallpaper.
People continue to arrive here on |
their way to "take" or buy claim |
beyond the Cimarron river. The
fellow who has a claim down there
and can sell and doesn't will some
day get busy hating himself. Ash
land Clipper.
R. W. Griggs and daughter, Mrs. |
J. Sourbeer and grand daughter, |
Miss Rosa Rhodes, of Meade, at
tended the services here Decoration
Day. Little Miss Rosa, who charm
ed the audience with three patriotic
recitals, is but eight years of age. |
The child has remarkable elo-
cutionary talent, which deserves the
best culture obtainable. -Bucklin |
New Era.
Sunday, June IA. is Memorial
for the 1. O. o. F. Lodges
and the Meade Lodge No. S23 will
observe same. They will meet at
their hall in the morning at ten
O'Clock and march to the M. E.
church where Rev. Reace will de-
liver the memorial sermon. In the
afternoon. they will again meet at
their hall at two O'Clock and march
to Graceland Cemetery, where they
will decorate the graves of deceased
brothers of the order.
Rev. ]. G. Lenehan is here today
for the purpose of investigating the
practibility of establishing Catholic
orphanage here. 1t has been sug-
gested to him that the citizens would
subscribe literally toward the estab-
lishment of the institution here,
Bishop Hennesey will contribute
So, 900 toward buying or erecting
building. If the institution is To-
Gated here it will be necessary to
erect building because there is
nothing suitable that could be
bought. 1t is proposed to raise a
donation of about SI.oo to secure
the location of the institution in
proximity to this cify.-Syracuse
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