Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-09-17
Call and see the new tailor made
hats at Wehrle's.

DR.. Fee was in Hutchinson this
week taking in the fair.
Pickle kegs for sale at the Owl
Restaurant at IS cents each.
Look out for one of the long ex-
pected weddings, before many days.
DR.. Simpson will be at Meade
Hotel September 28 to do dental
work.
Miss Mabel Griggs left for Wichi-
ia, Tuesday evening where she will
attend Mt. Carmel Academy.
A. E. Hedine pays the highest
market price for grain. See him at
D. Gerow & Co.'S store before you
sell.
Miss Gertrude Bayless, of Lime
stone, Tennessee, is visiting her sis
tiers in Englewood.-Ashland Clip
per.
A 2x4 show struck town Thurs
day and showed in the evening to a
small crowd. The affair was pro-
nounced very punk by those who
attended.
Mrs. William Backe and Miss
Kate Martin, of Meade, arrived to-
day and will begin their work as
teachers in the city on Monday
Liberal News.
John Randolph made us social
as we'll as a financial call last Fri
day. John had a good harvest this
year and has no complaint to make
of western Kansas.
Mrs. John Innis and daughter
Ethel, left last Saturday night for
Hutchinson where thev will visit
for several days with Mrs. Innis'
brother, Mark Fletcher and family.
Mr.. Jos. c. Hall, of Loami, ILL.,,
is back to Meade county. He ex-
poets to move his family here in
about two months. At present he
is having a house built in the Ar
tesian country.
A dispatch from R. w. Griggs
last Friday from Persimmon, Okla,
stated that the sheriff of Woodward
county with posse was in hot
pursuit of Fleetwood and Cooper,
the escaped prisoners.
There will be Grand Ball at the
city hall, Friday night, September,
IS. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend and a good time is assur-
ed you. Prof. Fred Ellis will be in
attendance with his celebrated or
chestra.
I. NJ. Brannan and wife left Satur-
day evening for Chickamagua. Ten
nessee. where they will attend the
reunion at that place. They will
also visit in Indiana and expect to
be absent about months. We
wish them pleasant trip.
Last year Arthur Randolph pur-
chased a 100 acre farm for $500
He put out 100 acres of wheat or
same. This year he harvested 1915
bushels of wheat which he sold at 81
cents Per bushel. He had $500
left after paying for the farm and al
the expences of harvesting his crops
How is that for south western Kan
, sas?
Two young men from Plain
| w ISOu d III Cililll HClC OClOl
Judge Stamper Friday charged wit
disturbing the c. E. meeting i
that place the Sunday night previ
e Gus. They plead guilty and wer
given fine of $40 apiece. and
i good lecture by the Judge. The
). went home in the evening accom-
S panied by deputy sheriff Orner.
The government cattle 1nspecto
has ordered the railroads to loa
all cattle heaeafter in the daytime
They are keeping sharp lookor
for Itch and mango. Five cars {
cattle were turned back by the il
d spector at Plains last week becaus
le there was one cow in the herd tn;
re had itch. The pens were quaral
70 tined and no cattle can be shippe
te from there until the pens have bee
S. d1sinfected.
Last Saturday night a merry crow
y of young folks consisting of Miss
Naomi Read, Agnes Wehrle, Jess
Marshall, Margie Hamilton Jul
Peed and Messrs. Wallace HamiltC
er and Malcolm Judd went to the hon
OF of ]. ]. Singley south of Mead
ad where they spent very enjoyat
I'D evening. Prof. Foley accompani
e the party and all declare that tn
ut never spent more pleasant event
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