Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-03-26
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this issue.

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DR.. Sterrett will be at the Mead,
Hotel March 81 to April 6.
DR.. Fee went to Fowler yesterday
to see John Sims.
i ]. A. Collingwood, of Pretty
Prairie, was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Etna Dalgarn is special rep.
resentative for the Delineator. Give
her your subscription.
! The Bass Drummer and Firs,
Pickfddle man of the Salvation Army
left Monday for Liberal.
| For SaLE-Ingrain Art square OF
Rug for sale cheap, size 12xI2.
Miss ETNA DALGARN.
A new stock of pretty and stylish
street hats just received at Boyer's
prices reasonable, call and see.
Rev. Reece will not attend con-
ference this time on account of the
meetings going on at this time.
Old Rough has come to the con-
clusion that the city Is well supplied
with jack-legs and gas-pots.
There is new pump in the R. R.
Pump house, Claud says it doesn't
give as good satisfaction as the old
one.
Mrs. Butler Wood and Mrs. Eu-
gene Stallings left Saturday night
for ElReno. Ok, to visit with their
parents.
Mr.. Frank S. Sullivan, editor of
the Plains Department, was admitted
to practice law, last week. Success
to you, Frank.
Mrs. Grace Blackmarr and son,
Byron, are visiting the Sourbeer's.
Mrs. Blackmarr is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sourbeer.
w. F. Balm shipped car load of
horses Monday for Ohio with the
option of staying over in Kansa
City. We hope he will have good
luck.
U. S. G. Collins, who has been
the day operator here for several
months, left last week for the eastern
part of the state, TO accept aposition
that is more satisfactory to him in
financial way.-Liberal News.
The Band boys gave in their ex-
periences last Monday night. Broth
er Buis seems to have had more hard
knocks than the rest, but he keeps
stiff upper lip and bravely says,
continue the notion"
County Clerk Wysong and Depu-
ty Treasurer Zada Black have been
removing the 'sdust of ages" from
the respective Offices. Everything
now looks spick and span.
Moral-If you want anything
done, do it yourself.
Ned Snyder returned from Hutch
inson Sunday where he had been re-
ceiving medical treatment for his
eyes. He has regained his vision,
and will soon be able to navigate
without the aid of goggles.
On account of the lateness of the
trains Reverend Robinson
was unable to go to Gorden City in
order to fill the pulpit of Rev. Self,
whom he had pursuaded to come to
this city for a week, Mr.. Self
preached at Artesian last Sunday
both in the morning and in the
evening.
The face of Claud Ragland was
wreathed in smiles few days ago.
He has just received notice that he
was boss of the section men. Now
when the trains don't run to suit him
he can tell the nearest hand to get
hand car and pump him down to
his tank. Wouldn't we like to pump
him over the section on hot day
and have to watch him grinl nitl
At the city primaries Monday af-
ternoon w. F. Casteen was nomi-
mated for Mayor. For councilmen,
James Wilson, Franz Drummond,
NJ. c. Read, H. G. Marshall and
R. A. Harper were nominated. !.
N. Stamper was nominated for Po-
lice Judge. On motion of Mayor
Boehler. a committee consisting of
John Braden, Rev. Stamper and
Franz Drummond were authorized
to fill any vacancy which may oc-
cur by declination or otherwise.
Cow and Steer hides are spread
out to dry on the roof of every shed
in town and are hung across the
railroad fence in solid string for
quarter of mile west of town. In
the aggregate they represent good
many animals that died during the