Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-05-28
Local News.
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Call and see the doll house a
Reads Grocery.
We have those dollar watches
Sourbeer & Co.
Choice candies, fruits, nuts etc
at the Owl.
Try Arcadia Ginger Ale at tn
Owl Confectionery.
Fresh bread and pies always Oh
hand at the Owl
Ice cream Decoration Day at tn
Owl Restaurant.
George DeCow went to Harring
ton on business Monday.
Try some of Reads evaporatec
raspberries, they make elegant pies
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hill are enjoyin.
visit from their daughter from III
The special election Tuesday wa,
quiet. The vote was light all owe.
the district.
Ten Nights in Bar Room will
be played on Saturday night only.
Please remember this.
Mr.. Rhodes Smith of Hoopton
Ill. is in the city visiting with Mr.
Sourbeer and family.
A special price on buckwheat
-four to close it out before warm
weather. READ, the grocer.
The City Marshall requests all
parties to refrain from throwing rub
bish on the streets and also clean UP
their alleys.
Mr.. Camp will not do any grind
ing on next Saturday, Decoration
Day.) All patrons will govern
themselves accordingly.
w. S. Bergman, Cashier of The
Meade State Bank is in Topeka this
week attending the meeting of the
Kansas Bankers Association,
Hamilton's Band will give that
fascinating and instructive play,
"Ten nights in a Bar room, on the
evening of Decoration Day.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson and son jim
mie, of the Cimarron, were pleasant
callers at our office last week and
renewed their subscription for an
other year.
We are under obligations to Mrs.
E. R. Blackmarr and Miss Anna
Sourbeer for a beautiful bouquet of
red roses from the Sourbeer ranch
in the Artesian country.
Hamilton's Band will give Ten
Nights in Bar room Saturday ev-
ening May soth. Be sure and come
to this performance.
Miss May Emick left last Monday
evening for herold home in Chicago.
She has been in Meade for the past
several months with her brother
Charles.
Just received new line of sum-
mer millinery and new dress trim
mings also a new line of summer
dress goods, Mercerized Crepe and
fancy ginghams, at Wehrle's.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Buck left last
week for Hutchinson Kansas where
they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. Buck returned to
Meade Monday to look after some
business.
If you will take your money to
Fowler's you can buy goods as cheap
as from the mail order houses, and
have the satisfaction of seeing what
you buy. New prices after June
first.
Mr., R. F. Babb and family lef
last Monday evening for Spickard.
Mo-. where they will remain indefi
nately. We are sorry to loose MI
Babb and family from our city anc
hope that they will conclude to re
turn.
Mr.. A. H. Heber and wife stop
ped in Meade last Saturday evening
and remained until Sunday evening
They were on their way to New
York City from Los Angeles Cali
fornia, their home. They met man.
of their old Meade friends who wer
glad to see them.
Last Fridy afternoon a cyclon
passed through the southwest por
ton of the county totally destroying
the residences of Martin and Henr
Buck. No one was at home at Hen
Try Bucks, he and his family bein
visiting at his brother Martins TIL
tornado passed on striking Ashlan'
and doing considerable damage
Henry Buck carried $500 tornad