Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-09-24
Married.

. On last sunday evening Mr. 3.
H. Watt and Mrs. Della Newly
were united in marriage at the M.
E. Church by Rev. Galloway, of
Beaver, Oklahoma.
The cerem ony way performed
Immediately after the regular evening
service and the church was crowded
with friends of both bride and
groom who witnessed the marriage.
After the service the happy
couple repaired to their home on
West Carthage Ave. where they will
be at home to their many friends.
Everyone will join the News in
extending congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Watt and wishing them
many years of happy welded life.
Tailor made skirts at Wehrle's.
Both wool and cotton blankets at
Boyers'.
Ladies, think of a tailored suit for
IS. Mrs. Henry has them.
Claud Leach was in Meade last
week visiting relatives and friends.
Clyde Mars filed on fine quarter
of land Tuesday before Judge Jen-
kins.
DR.. Fee reports Mrs. G. M. Wells,
of Jasper, suffering from sciatic
rheumatism,
When in town, see those new
jackets in Mrs. Henry's book at the
Meade Hotel.
For SALE-One large sole leather
trunk and one COW hide grip. In
quire at this office.
A new carpet weaver has located
on the north side of the square.
He has large carpet loom.
See Mrs. Henry's book and order
you suit of the new zebeline goods
in the Louis XIV style and dress
like a queen this winter.
Mr.. John Roller, familiarly known
as General" Roller who was here
in the early days is now on the
police force of Los Angeles, Califor-
mia.
Our city schools are progressing
nicely under the able supervision of
Prof. Foley who is ably assisted by
Misses Ruth Bennett, Frances Rus
sell and Mrs. Lulu McCrellis.
1 have for sale at bargain prices
the following: my residence proper
ty in Meade; one excellent Vose
piano practically new, and all my
household goods. Call at residence.
MRS. F. S. DRUMMoND.
DR.. Fee reports the birth of a girl
baby at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Potter, of Artesian, last Satur-
day, also a boy at the home of Sol
Zortman, on the 10th. There is
Joy in both households.
We presume that there will not be
any more weddings for awhile. A
least we have none to predict a
present, but there is no telling who
when or where one may happen
They are. uncertain as to the time
and who it will be, but they are sur,
to occur.
There will be a picnic, base bal
game and other amusements a
Shaw's grove, in the Artesial
country, next Saturday. Everyon
is invited to be present and spen'
an enjoyable day. Mrs. Shaw vii
conduct a short order stand an,
furnish fried chicken to those VIII
do not bring their dinner. We ca
guarantee you that it will be o. k.
A merry crowd consisting c
Misses Lois Byrns, Margie Hamil
ton, Agnes Wehrle, Anna Sourbeel
Jessie Marshall and Messrs. Ma
colin Judd and Wallace Hamilto
went to the pools on the Boye
ranch to fish. They took their SUI
pers with them and returned abor
9 O'Clock p. m. They all report a
excellent time and also large cate
of fishes.
/ Joe Wood met with very unfo
tunate accident last Friday afte
noon while on his way to Mead
He was riding horseback and
clnch came loose. He dismounte
and was examining it when the hor'
suddenly turned and kicks
him in the face, severely cuttir
him about the mouth and jarrir
several of his teeth loose also. d
Fee took several stitches in the c
and he is improving at present.
Lou Osborne and family pas
1 ed through Meade yesterday {
their way to Cleo, OklahOm