Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-02-04
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| Miss Bonham, the bride is known
by all who have lived in this county
for any length of time. Eva, as
she was known by most everybody
has been the efficient deputy in the
Register of Deeds Office for the past
four years and was a general favor
ite with all.
Mr.. Bolen came to this city a
little over year ago from Wichita
and has been in the employ of Geo.
B. Cones. Mr.. Bolen has by his
manly actions and industry won
the friendship of all who have form
ed his acquaintance and certainly
has bright future.
Only the immediate relatives and
close friends of the bride and groom
were in attendance.
After the ceremony those in at
tendance went to the dining-room
where bountiful repast was served.
The band boys put in an appearance
at this time and as our foreman was
a member of the band we are inform
ed that the table was beautifully
decorated with flowers and last but
not least fairly loaded down with
delicious things to eat. A beautiful
carnation was at each plate and the
room was profusely decorated
with pink and white roses. The
parlor was also decorated with |
flowers and ferns galore.
The News joins the friends of the
newly welded couple in extending |
congratulations and wishes them
much JOY and happiness as they
journey along life's pathway to-
gether.
Farmer Bisbee was in the city
Saturday.
Rev. Eschbach was in the city
Monday.
Geo. B. Allen left Sunday for
Kansas City to transact business
with various parties.
Mr.. Flynn and sister, of Gray
county were in the city Friday night
to attend the ball.
Len Follick is now employed at
the H. St. Martin lumber yard. This
yard is enjoying good business.
Roscoe Gerow has a stock of up
to date novels and books by stand
ard authors for sale at Central.
Miss Regenia St. Martin, who
has been attending the Haviland
Academy, is visiting her parents in
this city.
Chas Talley returned from his
trip to ElPaso and brought boy
with him who is certainly mis-
chievous little cuss,
Miss Alice Frank, who is teaching
the school in the Mahieu district
took the examination from Supt.
Maggie Martin Saturday for sec
ond grade certificate.
B. S. McMeel is still in "biz" at
the old stand and invites you to call
around and enjoy the immense
bargains he is offering the public. |
Barney will treat yon right.
Park Russell who spent some few
months here in the employ of the
bank last summer, came in on No.
Z. Sunday for visit with his sister,
Miss Francis Russell, who is teaching
the intermediate Department of our
public schools.
Prof. Taylor, the hypnotist gave
an exhibition Saturday afternoon by |
placing his wife in profound sleep |
in the window of H. G.. Marshall &
Co. He left her asleep until 8
O'Clock. at which time he awoke her
at the hall where he entertained quite
a crowd until late hour.
A letter from Mrs. w. F. Foster,
Riverside. California, enclosed 81
for the News another year and that
they enjoyed visit from Mrs.
Oliver Norman, of Artesian. We
are always glad tohear from Mother
Foster and that they are well.
Geo. w. Gillidett, of Plains, is
agent for book entitled, "He
Demons" and "She Devils" by the
we'll known writer Dick Maple, and
who is perhaps the best posted man
in the world on this subject. For
further particulars write or call on
the agent at Plains Kansas.
Iohn D. Wehrle, Editor of the
NEWS, writes from St. Louis that it
;s quite cold and that there is plenty
of snow at that place and that Ed.
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