Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-04-02
local News.
Spring is here this time, surely.

subscribers this week.
| The fruit tree men are beginnin
to deliver their orders.
Ben Latta was in town Monda,
and called at this office.
| Louis Boehlerwent to Dodge City,
Tuesday to attend court.
| DR.. and Mrs. Sterrett are at the
Meade Hotel this week.
George Gray and family are W
from Oklahoma, visiting at Georg,
Aliens.
Dave Mackey was up from the
Cimarron this week and renewed fol
this paper.
Theliquor was destroyed Tuesday.
Several amusing incidents occurred
during the trial.
E. A. Benham, Agent for The
Union Central Insurance Co. is in
the city this week.
Geo. Dugan was in town Sunday
and Monday on business for Geo.
Theis of Ashland.
AS result of the liquor investi-
cation we lost one subscriber. May
the Lord have mercy on him.
Mr.. w. S. Rowe. and wife are still
in our city. Mr.. Rowe is here see
ing the cattlemen in the interest of
Car-sul cattle Dip. He is a very
genial gentlemen and is well liked by
everyone.
When a little money buys so
much,' as we are selling, it is well
spent. To prove our statement, we
ask you to look at our line of Spring
styles in wash Fabrics, at Wehrle's.
Esther Cannon, of May, Okla,
visited day with Miss Mona Nc
Meel this week and then went to
Artesian to visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster.
District court was in session last
Monday, but was again adjourned
until April aSth. Judge Madison
arrived Monday and left again the
same evening for his home in Dodge
City.
E. Meigs Halliday, M. D. C. S,
Christian Science Practitioner was
in the city Tuesday. The DR.. is To-
Gated at Wichita where there is one
Of the largest Science organizations
in the state.
VIM Shelley accompanied Mr..
Rowe to Busing's last Saturday
where Mr.. Rowe went to bring Mrs. |
Rowe to Meade. She had been
at Mr.. Busing's for several
lays. They all returned Sunday. |
J. H. Watt has in stock at his
shop on the north side some very
Inc saddles, manufactured by The
Konanz Saddlery Co., St. Paul,
Minnesota, Call and inspect them.
They are all right and the price
s right.
We see carload after carload of
posts coming to our city. Would
t not be good and pious idea for
Every householder to fence in his
OTIS and grow some kind ofshrubbery.
A nice buffalo grass lawn looks lots
nicer than just house sticking up
IN the face of the earth. Paint
lelps out lots too.
The Salvation Army meetings
closed last Saturday night after
several weeks stay in the city. We
lope to see change in some of the
persons who experienced change of
,eart. The rule has been in the
past that when the Evangelist left
own the converts soon dropped
back into their old ruts. We sim
;erely hope that this instance may
De an exception to the rule.
At the meeting of the Salvation
Army at the M. E. Church last Mon
lay night. an organization was
ormed to be known as The Niles
Salvation band. The officers are as
:ollows:
President, Miss Winnie Bonham.
V. Pres, Mrs. F. S. Drummond. |
Secretary, Miss Fay Follick.
Treasurer, Miss Zada Black.
The Motto of The Niles Salvation
band is, al can, 1 ought, 1 will"
Two regular meetings will be held |
Zach week, on Tuesday and Friday |
nights, also a street meeting on Sat-
lrday afternoon of each week. The
meetings during the week will also |
be held on the street, that is, meet |
On the street and march to meeting
place, which will be at the Roberts
building north of Reads store, in a |
few weeks, after 1t has been placed
in repair for same The meetings