Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-12-01

You will miss good time if yo1
fail to attend the bazaar Dec. a
the city hall.
Frank Sullivan, County Attorne,
elect, was In town yesterday. H,
was here looking for some lots upol
which to erect a residence, prepare
tory to his moving here to take hi
Office in January.
w. ]. Woodland is repairing the
old Globe building on the south cas-
corner of the square. The old thing
has been an eye-sore for a numbe
of years and we are pleased TO nott
the repair of same.
You can get meals and lunches a
the Owl restaurant at all hours. TRY
it. North side square.
Services were held at the Catholic
church Tuesday morning. In the
afternoon Father Mennis admins
tered the sacrament of Baptism te
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Parks, at the home of Johr
Wehrle.
The Baptist brethren held bap.
tismial services in Mrs. Williams
tank last Sunday afternoon, Those
receiving the ordinance were as fol
lows: Mrs. Lafe Kenison, Emilia
Read, Clifford Epperson and May
Chilcott.
Bargains in some second hanc
goods that will exchange for dol
lars or doughnuts. At Sourbeer's.
Alfred Taylor, who has been en-
ployed at the Owl Restaurant fol
the past year, expects to leave this
week for Bucklin, Kansas, where he
has a position IN a restaurant at that
place. Alfred is first class at thi:
business and can be relied upon il
every particular.
Miss Maude Marbaugh, accom-
panied by Helen, Percy and Dick
Ball, the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Ball, were down from Bucklin
the latter part of last week, and re-
manned several days, the guests Of
J. R. Griggs and wife.
AS will be seen in another column
we have our lodge directory and will
get a church directory in operation
just as soon as the pastors will hand
US their notices. We are doing this
gratis and all it costs is your time
to give US the proper data.
Mrs. H. w. Pond arrived here
from Denver last week and remain
ed few days. In company with
her son they returned to Denver to
pack their goods and move to
Meade county, where they will To-
cate permanently on their claim
southeast of our city.
DR.. Fee was called to Minneola
Wednesday to see ]. S. Boucher, who
had been thrown from a horse and
badly injured. His shoulder was
broken, his arm out of place and a
terrible cut on his leg. The doctor
properly dressed the wounds and he
is doing as we'll as could be expect
ed.
There will be bazaar at the City
Hall, December 8, afternoon and
evening, also supper will be served
by the ladies aid society.
DR.. ]. E. Oldham, of Wichita,
was out a few days from that city
looking after his Artesian land which
he recently purchased. His son,
Mr.. Gordon Oldham, will remain
in Meade county and look after the
ranch. He is very pleasant gen.
telmanly fellow and is we'll liked by
all who have met him.
Ed. G.. Sourbeer, a nephew oi
Mr.. F. Sourbeer has been here fol
several days visiting, Mr.. Sour
beers home is in Indianapolis, Ind,
and he was elected sheriff of Marion
county at the recent election. He
is a very pleasant gentleman and
made us several calls while here
He returned to his home today.
DR.. Simpson finished a Io-tootf
bridge for Will Pressly this week
1t was a very particular piece O.
work, and as fine as comes from the
best dental parlors of the east. L
is conclusiue evidence that DR.. Simp
son thoroughly understands the den
tai profession and can do as fine i;
piece of work as any dentist WHIT
ever came to our town.
w. C. Osgood Jr., of Bucklin, ha
been rendered the appointment o
postmaster at that place. Willis ex
perience in the post office here a
| deputy under his father and also un
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