Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-12-03
local News.

coats, 81 at Eaton's cash store.
| H. G. Marshall & Co. have
word to our readers in this issue
| Boys Duck Overcoats S1.oo. ais,
Wool Sweaters $3.50. At Eaton's
If you want the best shoes tina
money can buy, buy at McMeel's
Chas Talley took car loads O
cattle to Kansas City Sunday night
A number of tracts of school lane
are advertised in this issue.
Dry salt bacon II cents Picnic
names II cents at Eaton's cash
store.
A card from VIM. Shelley says he
sailed for England Nov. 28 from
Boston.
John Stalder is building a two
room addition to his residence east
of Meade.
Miss Bertha Campbell has been
visiting her parents at Emporia for
the past week.
Mr.. Bolen, of Wichita, Ks, is
visiting with his brother. Mr.. Ben
Bolen, of this city.
DR.. w. w. Simpson, will be in
Meade from November, 80, to Dec
ember, S, to do dental work.
A boy baby was born at the home
of Mrs. VIM Totheroh last Friday
morning, so reports DR.. Fee.
Ned Snyder is up from Englewood
visiting for few days. He is stay
ing on his claim in Oklahoma.
Miss Emma Kobs left Tuesday
evening for Concordia, Mo. to visit
her sister who resides at that place.
Mr.. Fred Lee left last Saturday
morning for Englewood to look
after his mercantile interests at that
place.
Miss Zada Black returned Mon
day from the eastern part of the
state where she had been visiting for
few days.
Season tickets for the Redpath
Lyceum Bureau are on sale at The
Meade State Bank, also at Fowler
and at Plains.
Mrs. John Kibby left last Thurs
day in response to message that
her sister was dangerously ill, at
Augusta, Kansas.
DR.. Fee left Tuesday for Kansas
City, Mo-, where he will attend the
meeting of the railroad surgeons.
DR.. Nichols, of Liberal is here at
tending his practice during his
absence.
John Taggart has sold his res
taurant and lunch counter to Messrs
George Gray and George Cobb, of
Dodge City. Mr.. Taggart and wife
left last night for St. Louis where
they expect to remain for the
Worlds Fair.
The Meade Rebekah Lodge will
give a box social at the City Hall
Friday night Dec, IS. Everybody
is invited to attend. Ladies bring
well filled boxes which will be sold,
the proceeds for the benefit of the
Lodge.
Geo. DeCow came down the line
last Sunday and assisted in loading
cattle. 1t was Georges first trip out
this fall, but whenever he gets into the
pens to load cattle there is something
doing. Whenever Geo. gets in dead
earnest in hurting cattle up the chute
you can put your ear to the ground
and hear his gentle voice for four
miles.-Guymon Herald.
At the regular meeting of the
Meade Lodge 1. o. o. F. last Fri
day evening the following officers
were elected:
]. C. Ragland, Noble Grand.
Brother Buis, Vice Grand.
Wilson Hughes, Rec. Secretary.
H. G. Marshall, Trustee.
A public installation will be held
in January, thedate will be announc-
ed later.
John Stalder dropped into our Of
fee last Monday and deposited the
necessary wherewith for several
papers which he sends to his friends
outside of the county. John is one
of our most prosperous citizens, al
ways at work moving houses, put
ting up hay, or plowing and putting
in wheat, besides doing his own
work at home. He is getting a
very neat home east of Meade and
in few years will have it in alfalfa,
the best paving crop in the United