Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-05-21
Local News.
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Magnet popcorn at the Owl Res
taurant.
John w. Baughman was in town
Wednesday.
Call and see the doll house al
Reads Grocery.
We have those dollar watches.
Sourbeer & Co.
Fresh bread and pies always on
hand at the Owl Restaurant.
H. F. Danks was a pleasant call
er at our Office last Saturday.
Mrs. Martin was up from Byers
Tuesday transacting business.
Judge Selvidge is spludging
around in splinter new buggy.
H. A. Busing was up from the
Cimarron for supplies Tuesday.
The eyesight specialist, DR.. Ray
mond, was in town this week.
Try some of Reads evaporated
raspberries, they make elegant pies.
Fred Gray and Ben Bolin went to
Guymon on business last Tuesday,
Buy one of Reads oil cans, you
can't run your lamp over when you
fill it.
Pinto is at present in possession of
the grave stone. Pug's grave is un-
marked.
Cheese straws, Nabisco, Festine
Athena, Stuffed dates and figs at
the Owl Restaurant.
Lost.-Baby's smile. It might
have been preserved for you by the
Meade photographer.
1 am now ready and waiting for
the new crop of babies. The Meade
photographer.
Messrs Roberts and Adams of the
XI Ranch were in town Tuesday on
business.
Bon Ton ice cream every day in
the week except Monday at Brother
Buis' Owl Restaurant.
A special price on buckwheat
-four to close it out before warm
weather. READ, the grocer.
We note Meade has not claimed
the Santa Fe cut off for some time.
What's the matter2-Liberal News.
John Stalder has his camp wagon
in thorough running order and is
waiting for the alfalfa ito ripen.
James MCGEE returned from ST.
Paul, Kansas, last week where he
had been visiting for several weeks.
Roscoe Griggs left last week for
Victor, Colorado, where he will
work in a mine which his brother
has leased.
Hamilton's Band will give Ten
Nights in a Bar room Friday and
Saturday evenings, 29th and goth.
Be sure and come to one of these
performances.
Just received a 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.
Hamilton's Band will give that
fascinating and instructive play,
s'Ten nights in Bar room, on the
evening of Decoration Day, also on
Friday evening proceeding.
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.
Word was received in the city last
week that Frank Ellis, who is brake
man on the Santa Fe, was killed at
La Junta. His father and his mother
left at once for that place. Later
word received says that he is not
dead but was badly mangled, it be-
ing necessary to amputate his left
arm at the shoulder. His leg was
broken in two places also his wrist
on the right arm and several ribs.
We are not familiar with the cause
of the accident but from what we
can learn he was connecting the air
between two cars and switch engine
threw some cars in against him and
he was thrown under the wheels with
the above result He was i'm
mediately taken to the hospital and
his wife, who lives in Dodge City
and his parents who live in Fowler
twp. were Immediately notified and
went at once to see him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis returned Monday and re-