Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-11-05

come IN at once ana take advantage
of it.
There will be dance at the hall
on Friday evening Nov. Is. Every
one is invited to attend.
DR.. Smyser the painless Dentist
will be in Plains Nov, a3, Meade
Nov. "a, Fowler Nov. IS.
Elmer Schmoker returned Mon
day from Kansas City where he had
been for few days taking in the
city.
Mrs. Rube Orr and son, from
:Annadarko, Okla, are visiting at
the home of Thos. Johnston in this
city.
Mrs. Gray and daughter Mosallne
left Tuesday evening for Kansas
City. Mo-, to join Mr.. Gray who
has located in that city.
Chas. Barker is now the owner of
fine Morgan horse. He secured
the animal from a herd that went
through the city last Tuesday.
We will get our subscribers either
old or new, the New York Tribune.
Farmer and the News for SI.25.
Call at this Office and subscribe.
Keep your feet dry this rainy
weather, and preserve your health,
by calling at McMeels and buying a
pair of rubber boots or overshoes.
Rt. Rev. John J. Hennessy. Bis
fhop of Wichita will be in Meade
Friday Nov. IS, 1903, to admins
ter the Sacrament of Confirmation.
A card from Geo. T. Gore, says
send News to Las Cruces, N. M.
until further notice. This place
is about so miles this side of FL
Paso.
The passenger trains No. & 4
have changed time, No. 3, going
west leaves Meade at 1885 a. m.
and No. 4, going east leaves at 6:12
p. m. The change took effect last
Sunday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Judd is teaching the
Plains school during the absence of
Co. Supt., Miss Maggie Martin, who
is making her annual visits to the
county schools. Mrs Judd is an ex-
cellent teacher and will give the
best of satisfaction.
A. Kessler has received notice
that the amount of insurance held on
the Meade Hotel in the Queen In
surance Co. had been allowed and
would be paid within 90 days. The
adjuster was here this week and re-
ported that the claim be allowed.
Mr.. Kessler informed US that he
would not rebuild until spring, but
that he would at that time.
Pete Hotz, of Meade, Kansas,
drove into Tucumcarilast week look
ing for an alfalfa farm. Pete says
he has not seen spear of alfalfa
since he left Meade, but if there
was any place in Quay Co. thai
! would grow it he would find it. He
must have found the desired spot fol
he has not returned.-Tucumcari
. Times.
] We were somewhat amused las
n week to notice the ad of WIGHT;
Mail Order House in the columns o
] the Meade Globe. We remembe
several articles in that paper strong
. ly advocating the patronizing of ou
home merchants. We believe tha
q news paper has right to adver
|, tise for any one who desires to pur
. chase its space, but if the New
would run these ads our merchant
-. would jump onto US on all fours ant
declare that we were encouraging
people to send away for their goods
e We also believe people shoul'
f patronize home industry as far a
:. possible, while we believe in tn
e doctrine of free trade, we practic
reciprocity in many instances. w
o would advise people to consult HON
n merchants before sending away thei
e orders. We know many instance
@ where they could have saved none
IS by purchasing at home. Give tn
IL home merchants chance and le
u him figure your bill before you sen
away.