Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-05-26

Aliens visit.
Remember the celebration a
Meade on July 4th.
John Stalder has Louis Boehler'
residence on the way to it's new 10
cation.
Mr.. c. H Hubble, of Nc. Pherson
was in Meade this week looking af
ter his real estate interests.
E. w. White went to Kansa.
City Sunday night. He expects tt
be gone two or three days.
w. C. Osgood was down from
Bucklin Sunday visiting his parents
He returned in the evening.
Prof. John Foley arrived in Den
yer last week. A card from him al.
so reports his safe journey.
Miss Georgia Ward spent Sunday
at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Boyer, south of Meade.
Roy Twist,s Charles Thomen and
Ned Snyder went to Bucklin Sun,
day evening and returned Tuesday.
]. R. Griggs, the Meade Realty
man, reports the sale of 3 quarters
of choice land this week. Dick can
surely sell real estate.
Miss Phyllis Fuhr returned from
Mcpherson Sunday, where she has
been attending school. She was ac-
companied by her mother.
A letter from c. Ernest Funk,
says he landed safely in Denver,
Colorado on the 10Th. We hope to
hear from Ernest in the near future.
We acknowledge an invitation to
attend the 32nd annual commence
ment exercises of the State Univer-
sity at Lawrence June 2nd to June
9th 1904.
Charles Bolen left Sunday evening
for Colorado Springs, where he ex-
poets to remain for the present. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Bolen, and
hope he may conclude to return to
Meade.
Mr.. w. M. Dunham, representing
the Johnson Larimer Dry Goods
Co., of Wichita, was in Meade the
first of the week. Mr.. Dunham will
be remembered by our people as
chief of the dry goods department
at Lee & Reads shortly after they
opened up in Meade.
We noticed in the last weeks Il
lustrated Police News, of New York
City, a photo of o. M. Talley, of
ElPaso, and his famous fighting
dog, Jack the Ripper, which he Of
fers to back for $4,000. This Mr..
Talley is a brother of c. E. Talley
of this city.
Ned Snyder came over from Cold
water Sunday to visit his sister,
Mrs. J, 1. Stamper and also to see
Roy Twist, his old friend. Both
Roy and Ned went west about three
years ago and separated in Colorado;
Ned returning to Meade and Roy
went on west. This is their first
meeting since that time.
Mrs. Henry is expecting her
daughter, Miss Omie, home from
Mt. Carmel Academy, Wichita,
Kansas, in a few days. Mrs. Henry
is very proud of the progress her
daughter has made at this institution
the past year, and takes great pride
in showing her grades when she first
entered the academy and her grades
now. She is more than pleased and
speaks in the highest terms of this
school and will be pleased to show
anyone that it is good place for
any girl to attend school.
R. w. Griggs and daughter, Mrs.
Sourbeer, and little Rosa returned
from Emporia and Topeka Sunday.
At Emporia Miss Rosa so pleased
the old veterans with her recitations
that they elected her daughter OF
the department of Kansas. She al
so accepted an invitation to speak
before the G. A. R. Post at Topeka
last Saturday evening. She is also
given a place on the program,
Memorial Day at Topeka, following
Secretary of War, Taft. We are
pleased to see this little girl pushing
rapidly to the front.
Last Friday night at the home oi
Allen Miller, in the beautiful Arte.
sian country, ten miles northeast Of
Meade, assembled merry crowd o.
young people, for an evening:
entertainment and social good time
One room was beautifully decorated
and arranged for dancing. Misses