Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-08-18
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Monday nights.
Austin Ball returned from Holden
Mo-, Monday.
Dave Mackey was In town Mon
day and Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Dickerson were in
the city the first of the week.
We have a new correspondent
from Redbluff this week.
Miss Julia Frame is home from
Bucklin visiting this week.
w. c. Osgood, of Bucklin was
down Sunday visiting home folk
John Stalder's father, ]. E.
Stalder is visiting him at his home
east of the city.
Mr.. P. J. Lee has begun to put
corrugated iron on the First Nation
al Bank Building.
Remember the band social Thurs
day, August 25th and the dance
Friday, August 26th.
o. c. Easton, brakeman from
Dalhart, was a visitor in Meade
Sunday and Monday.
Word from Mrs. Buis says she Is
not improving and will probably go
to Kansas City this week.
Miss Media Boyer went to St. Joe,
Mo-, Sunday to purchase her fall
line of millinery and dry goods.
Bargains in some second hand
goods that 1 will exchange for dol
lars or doughnuts. At Sourbeer's.
Frank Wehrle and Fred Judd left
yesterday for Ashland to attend the
Democratic Senatorial Convention.
The NJ. E. Ladies' social Tues
day night was well attended ard
everyone present spent an excellent
evening.
Come here and have a good fit.
You may have another kind of
''fit" if you are not sure about it.
McMeel.
Austin Ball and Mrs. ]. R. Griggs
left last Thursday for Holden, Mis-
sour, where they expect to visit for
several weeks.
Remember that the band boys
will give a dance at the city hall,
Friday night, August 26, to which
everyone is invited.
Our old friend, Chas Wright, has
been nominated for Representative
of the 10Th Oklahoma District. We
hope he will be elected.
Malcolm Judd and Will Martin
expect to leave the 5th of Septem-
Der for Lindsburg, where they will
attend school this fall and winter.
Ansel Wysong returned from
Washington Saturday night where
he has been for the past two months
visiting relatives. He is pleased to
get home.
Mr.. F. C. Tracy and wife, and
Misses Maude and Nettie Thomas,
of Beaver, Okla, were in Meade
Monday on their way to the St.
Louis Fair.
Frank Byrns returned to Meade
last Thursday IN company with
Pete Hotz. He had started to
Montana with his brother, Myron,
but changed his mind and returned
home.
The normalites gave a social last
Friday night at the city hall. The
normalites had chosen sides and
spelled. After the spelling the girls
served ice cream, and everyone had
very pleasant evening.
Peter Hotz returned to Meade
last Thursday. He says he is back
to stay. Pete has travelled all over
the west and concludes that Meade
is good enough for him, We are all
pleased to have him with US again.
!. K. Wilson, a son of Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson and brother of Mrs.
Haver and the Wilson Brothers, of
Sand Greek twp, has been here for
the past ten days visiting them.
Mr.. Wilson's home is in Anthony,
Kansas.
A. J. Hatch, an experienced
piano tuner, of Hutchinson, Kansas,
has been in Meade for several days
| and tuned a number of instruments.
Mr.. Hatch is an old band man and
has been in the music business for
the past twenty years. He thoro-
ughly understands his business and
is reliable in every way.