Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-02-11
Local News.

| We still sell watches. Sourbeel
& Co.
| Commissioner Vol Pinnick made
this office a pleasant call Saturday.
Remember the lecture by DIR.
Thomas E. Green, Feb. IL.
De Cow & Martin pay cash for
furs and hides of all kinds.
Fine line of fresh candies Just re-
ceived at Eaton's.
Samuel Samples will do your pa
per hanging.
Amy locals or news will not be
accepted after Tuesday night.
DR.. Gibbons will be in Plains Feb.
II and 1S at Meade Feb. 70 and 20.
Frank Marshall was a News caller
this week. Frank reports stock in
fair condition.
S. D. Adams has been suffering
the past week with La Grippe but is
better at this time.
Lee and Read now have shelving
in their store that is equal to any In
western Kansas.
Brother Buis desires all parties.
indebted to him on book accounts
to settle at once.
Mr.. Forbes from near Arkalon,
came to this city last week with his
3 year old boy to place under the
care of DR.. Fee.
Potato Market has advanced for
we are now asking IS cents per bu.
for Colorado Spuds.
LEE & READ.
A new supply of those Hard
Moulded Columbia Phonagraph
records just received al Sourbeer
& Co.'S.
We sell our shoes at bottom pri-
ces and give our customers full val
ue in every pair of shoes we sell. |
Suppose you come and see.
MCMEEL.
DR.. Fee made visit to the home
of Sam Newby, in Gray county and
reports Mr.. Newby much improved
in health.
DR.. Thomas E., Green, the next
attraction under the auspices of the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau promises
to be the most entertaining of any.
In looking over our files we find
that we are out 4 copies of the issue
of February Is, 1902. We will pay |
rs cents per copy for 4 copies of
thisissue.
The next entertainment by the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau will he a
lecture by DR.. Thomas E. Green,
a noted lecturer. Friday evening
Feb. IL.
DR.. Fee reports the safe arrival of
a six pound girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cochran near Plains,
Paul was so happy for time, that it
was feared he would never be able |
to care for his immense wheat crop. |
Frank Sullivan of Plains, has just
published a book called s.Homeseek- |
ers Guide" which is full of interest
ing statistics regarding the history
of Meade county in the way of ag-
riculture. The book is brim-full of
good reading and advertising matter.
Dora Baxter this week. purchased
some of the finest furniture In the
establishment of Tom Johnston and
we are of the opinion that Dora and
his estimable wife have concluded
that nothing is too fine or good for
them. We are certainly glad to see
them live in comfort and luxury.
Geo. w. Gillidett, of Plains, is
agent for a 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.
Mr.. John D. Wehrle, editor and
publisher of the Meade, Kan, News
is in the city calling on old friends
and schoolmates. Mr.. Wehrle is a
son of Frank Wehrle, well rendered
here as one of the Wehrle Brothers,
dry goods merchants, who sold out
and moved to Kansas about 16
years ago.-Madison, Ind, Demo-
/ crat, Feb, 81.
The "Grand Ball" last Frid ay
night for the benefit of the Water
Works was a grand success and if
anyone in attendance did not have
a good time it was certainly their
own fault. The grand march was