Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-09-17
Local News.
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Brother Buis will serve oysters
next Friday evening.
There will be services at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday.
Co. Supt. Miss Martin has charge
of the city school of Plains.
Mr.. S. o. Ball returned last Sun
day from his California trip.
Arthur Rice writes US that they
have located at Hutchinson, Kans.
DR.. Simpson will be in Meade
on September 28 to do dental work.
The laying of the corner stone of
the church at Plains will occur Sept.
29.
Will Dalgarn and family have
moved out on their claim near las
per.
A light shower fell last Friday
night. 1t settled the dust for a few
minutes.
Judge Selvidge returned Tuesday
from Wichita where he attended
U. S. court.
Co. Treas. Black and wife are at
tening the Irrigation convention at
Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassel, of Indiana
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Luther Braden.
Mrs. Frank Igou, of Liberal was
in the city a few days this week
visiting Mrs. Drummord.
]. E. Davis and Bessie L. Kells,
Rells, of Santa Fe. were married by
Rev. Reace last Monday.
Judge Price, of Ashland, passed
through Meade Monday on his way
to Beaver to attend court.
Pete Hotz and John Jones left
Tuesday for several weeks hunting
and fishing in New Mexico.
Judge Biercr, of Guthrie, is visit
ing with his family at the home Of
Rev. Stamper in this city.
Riley Keith was in town Tuesday
IN his way to Plains 10 lay the
foundation for the new Church.
w. w. Cockins one of the pro
prietors of the crooked L ranch wa:
here seveaal days this week anc
last.
Edwin F. Bidwell and Matey L
Bidwell, of Kinsley were united il
marriage last Saturday by Judg,
/ Jenkins.
i The members of Meade Lodge 1
| o. o. F. are requested to be pres
ent at meeting next Friday night, a
there is urgent business.
| Miss Elsie Marshall accompanied
her aunt Mrs. Russell to her hom
at Chetopa, Kas., last Thursday
She expects to remain several weeks
| L. S. Hines has finished tn
foundation for the building for
NJ. Eaton. The carpenter wor
has begun and the same will 500
be completed.
Roy Thompson, who is sectio
foreman at Conlen. Texas, has bee
here visiting his mother for the pa:
several days. He also ofdere
this paper sent to his address.
Miss Mabel Perry left Frida
] evening for Kansas City where st
will attend school. Mrs. Perry an
the remainder of the family, expe,
I to move to that city in few week
y Jim Wood returned from Kans;
: City last Thursday where he hs
\ been with some cattle. He found
: very good market. His stee
: brought $3.50 He says Cha
\ Talley and the others fellows all d
n we'll.
Z The water works tank, tower al
4 Iall has been painted and now t
I water is being pumped into the lar
: tank which has capacity of TO
= barrels. The mains are not qul
e finished but will be in a few day
4 This will give US as fine wat
= works system as can be found in a
n = of the western towns. 1t is surely
material and substantial impro,
: ment for Meade.
B. 1. VanHosen and Chas. Boy
went down to Englewood and 6
their horses and saddles which h
been ridden by Fleetwood a
- Cooper and deserted below Eng
wood. The horses had given {
at that point and they went
afoot. They were met by N
and they told him where the hor
were and to take care of them Il
thar did NOT want ltO steal the