Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-01-07
Local News.

w ~ Goioh iOi your pauLS an
gloves.
| Ned Snyder returned to Engle
wood last Sunday.
| De Cow & Martin pay cash 70
furs and hides of all kinds.
| ]. R. Griggs is now employed a
the Meade Lumber & Co. yards.
| WANTED: At Eaton's at ono,
5000 chickens turkeys, ducks ant
Igeese.
| Doc Anshutz spent several day
in Meade last week transactin,
business.
| Norman Elliott, wife and baby
left Saturday night for their hom,
in Newton.
| Fresh bread S cents per loaf a
| Cobb & Gray's Restaurant.
Mr.. Lee Larrbee of Liberal was
transacting some business in Meade
last Thursday.
w. C. Osgood was down from
Bucklin Sunday. Mrs. Osgood re-
turned home with him.
Dried fruit S15 to 1a1z cents al
Eaton's.
Art Follick was on the sick list
Monday. Alex Tripod attended
his duties in the drug store.
Cashier Louis Boehler, of The
Meade State Bank, went to To peka
last Monday on business.
Lamps at Eaton's that will not
smoke the chimney.
Mr.. H. St. Martin arrived from
Bucklin last Friday and is now in
charge of the Meade Lumber yard
Fresh Pearl and Flaked Hominy
at Eaton's.
James T. Walter left Monday for
Mill Creek, l. T. where he will re-
sumo his labors as Atty. at law.
We are informed that Sheriff S.
B. Givler has begun the study of
medicine and shortly contemplates
opening a doctor shop.
Mr.. Byrd Rogers left last Friday
night for Greensburg where he has
a position in lumber yard. Byrd
is a good fellow and will be liked
by the Greensburg people.
John Trober and family left Sun
day night for Minneola where John
has been promoted to the position
of Section Foreman.
Boyer Sisters will sell hats for the
next 90 days at greatly reduced
prices.
We would like to have all our ac-
counts settled up by January 1st.
BOYER SISTERS.
| Mrs. Backe and Miss Kate Mar
tin returned to Liberal to resume
their labors in the schools which
began Monday.
Misses Ruth Bennett, Maggie
Martin and Mrs. Florilla DeCow
returned from the State Teachers
Association last Friday.
Don't forget that Sourbeer & Co.
have the finest line of art goods
ever seen in Meade.
Miss Jennie Kessler returned from
Missouri and eastern Kansas last
Friday where she has been visiting
for the past several days.
DR.. Simpson, dentist, will be in
Meade from January 4th to 9th pre-,
pared to do all kinds of dental work,
A number of young folks went to
a party at the home of Geo. DeCow
last Thursday night. The party
was given by Miss Leah DeCow.
All report an enjoyable time.
| E. R. Blackmarr, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, arrived last Thursday
to visit his wife and the Sourbeel
family. We hope Mr.. Blackmarr
will conclude to remain permanently
in Meade County.
i Misses Genevieve McMeel. Omis
Henry, Mabel Griggs and Marjoris
Bodl-, returned to Wichita last Sun
day evening where they will resum,
their studies at Mt. Carmel Academy
NJ. c. Read, wife and sons, Johr
and Harold left Saturday fol
Englewood, to visit with the LIE,
family. From there Mr.. Read will
go to Wichita or Kansas City fo
medical treatment.
Joe L. Parker, of Kinsley, Kansa
was in Meade last week. Will
here he purchased the west "A of I
graz from Henry Danks. Pric
$500. This is in the Crooke,