Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-10-27

We received the Atwater items
too late for publication this week.
There will be Mass at the Catholic
Church next Sunday morning at
1890.
Mr.. John Kibby has begun the
erection of residence south of the
square.
For the next sixty days Boyer
Sisters will sell ready trimmed hats
at reduced prices.
John D. Wehrle returned from St.
Louis last Monday night after
weeks absence.
P.J. Lee is erecting a residence
for Fred Gray just west of Fred
Fick's residence.
S. R. Pearson, of Mertilla, will
soon begin the erection of resi-
dence on the south side.
You can get meals and lunches at
the Owl restaurant at all hours. Try
it. North side square.
Misses Gertie, Ethel and Bertha
Boyer left last Sunday evening to
take in the sights at the Fair.
Riley Keith is doing the stone
work on the city well house. 1t will
be good one when completed.
DR.. Smyser, painless dentist, will
he In Meade Thursday Nov, 8 and
at Fowler Nov, 4, 1904,
Mrs. John Wehrle returned last
week from an extended visit in Ind
lana. While away she took in the
Fair.
Mrs. Ira Scott was up from Lake
land the first of the week, visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.
Sumpter.
New fall goods of all descriptions,
blankets, overals, gloves and all
kinds of mems and boys clothing
at Eaton's.
Mr.. VIM A. Perry, of Durango,
Colo, brother of Mrs. M. P. Ham
ilton, has been here visiting her for
the past several days.
Dorland & German have moved
into their new store building on the
opposite side of the street to their
former place of business.
As Wehrle's have enlarged their
store, they have also enlarged their
stock of goods. When in need of
anything in their line. give them
call.
Jim Stamper has sold his place to
J. G. NJ. Lyon of Iowa, price $500
and his cattle to Jay Rice for SIIoo.
The sale was make by Davis & Pitts
Jim will move to townin the Spring,
giving possession March, IS.
Mr.. Halves and his mother are
visiting at the home of E. d. Smith
southwest of Meade. Mrs. Hawes
is the mother of Mrs. Smith and
Mr.. Hawes her brother. They will
return to their home in Pennsylvania
next week.
You can't tell the people of Meade
anything about the Worlds Fair.
They have all been there and seen
it themselves. We don't believe
that there is another town in this
part of the state that has been bet
ter represented than Meade.
Miss Genevieve McMeel is SER
iously ill at Mt. Carmel Academy at
Wichita. Mr.. B. S. McMeel left
Tuesday to bring her home. Her
many friends hope she may soon
recover and be able to resume her
studies at school.
| Geo. Allen has been breeding
Polled Angus cattle for 20 years COM
mencing with an imported $3.50 male
and has used registered males ever
since, He now has some very high
grade male calves which he will sell.
Come at once and select them while
they are with their dams.
Macaroni Bisbee, of Plains, anc
w. H. Wilson, of Arcade, N. Y,
were in Meade Tuesday. Mr.. vii
son is shipping several cars of seec
wheat to Plains and will have sever
al thousand acres of wheat sowI
this fall. He is firm believer il
Macaroni wheat and will sow abou
thousand acres of this variety.
The car load of Galloway calve
which Ben Cox and B. F. Leacl
took to the Royal live steck show a
Kansas City, last week took At
premium. The calves were fror
the herds of ]. M. Brannan, B.
Leach, Geo. Allen and Arthur Rice