Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-12-31
local News.

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The National Hotel is receivin,
a coat of paint.
The west bound passenger was
hours late Tuesday.
Geo. DeCow went to Kansas Cit,
last Friday night.
The Christmas Ball was a grane
success in every particular.
James Stamper is boring fol
water at the home of DR.. Leslie.
Mrs. A. F. German went tc
Liberal Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Millard Martin is in Hutch
inson this week visiting friends.
Attorney F. S. Sullivan was ovel
from Plains on legal business Satur
day.
Mrs. w. C. Osgood, is dowr
from Bucklin spending Christina:
with her parents.
B. S. McMeel has been appointed
administrator of the estate of James
MCGEE, deceased.
Mrs. VIM Backe and son Frances,
are spending the holidays with Mr..
Back. in this city.
DIR. Simpson, dentist, will be in
Meade from January 4th to 9th pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, and
sons spent Christmas in Meade.
They returned to Liberal Sunday.
Earnest Black returned to Law
renee, Monday night where he will
resume his studies at school.
]. ]. Singley shipped in a carload
of corn and hauled it to his place
south of Meade last Monday.
J. c. Mclean and wife are visit
ing at the home of Rev. ]. N. SIAM
per. They expect to remain several
weeks.
Miss Kate Martin, intermediate
teacher of The Liberal Schools, is
spending the Christmas holidays in
Meade.
Mr.. F. G.. Hamilton and wife and
son Jesse returned from Harrington
last Thursday to spend Christmas
with home folk.
Will Shelley writes US that he will
leave Old England about January
18th and return togood old America
to remain forever.
Co. Supt. Maggie Martin, Miss
Ruth Bennett and Mrs. Florilla De
Cow are attending the State Teachers
Association at Topeka, this week.
| Clyde Mars has equipped his
barber shop with an excellent bath
room, hot and cold water and is
prepared to accommodate the en-
tire trade.
James T. Walter, attorney at law,
is home from Mill Creek, 1. T.
where he has located. Jim looks
we'll and seems to be enjoying a
fair share of this worlds goods.
There will be service at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning
and evening; Morning New Years
Sermon, Topic, Power and inhuance
of the Law of Harmony. Evening
Sermon on the 23rd Psalm. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Anna Jenkins returned home
last Friday from Newton, Kansas,
where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Stivers for the
past several months. Mrs. Stivers
accompanied her and will visit her
parents for several days.
The pastor of the Baptist Church
is pleased to announce the receipt
of large box of groceries from the
many friends at Plains and desires
to express his gratitude to the many
friends who so generously contribute
ed to this needed blessing.
On last Monday night Hamilton's
Band enjoyed one of it's old time
good practices at the home of theiI
leader and organizer, Mr.. Frank
Hamilton. The boys always enjoyed
going to his house for practice and
he had them quite. we'll advanced
when he was called away to work on
the Rock Island. Thew are all
anxious that he return to Meade
that he might take up the active
leadership again.
The Masonic Fraternity held theil
annual Installation last Saturday
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