Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-02-11
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) Sewing machine supplies at Soui
beer & Cos.
Ladies ready made underskirt
IS cents and up at Eaton's,
Mrs. Clyde Mars has been con
fined to her bed suffering with La
: Grippe.
R. w. Griggs was called tt
Beaver last week on important lega
business.
John Conrad is enjoying visi
from his brother, J. L. Conrad, O.
Colorado.
Mrs. Frank Bogue of Beaver,
visited at the home of Miss Winnie
Bonham this week.
| John Mars came up from the Xl
ranch Monday. He reports Mr..
Robert we'll and happy.
| Chas Talley and Uncle Ben Cox
drove up to the Bunyan farm near
Wilburn Sunday.
One 3 year old Angus Bull for
sale. Inquire of,
JOHN NORMAN.
Fowler, Kansas.
Will Presley received a car of
flour and bran this week and will
treat you right on prices with these
articles.
Luther Bradshaw came down
from Bucklin Monday. He reports
his parents in charge of the Missouri
Hotel at that place.
William Hays, who has lived a
mile and a half southeast of Plains
the past year, has sold his place to
a party from Pretty Prairie.
John D. Wehrle, an editor. of
Meade, Kans., is visiting friends in
this city and at Madison.-The Sun
North Vernon Ind.
Brother Buis, in company with
Miss Regina ST. Martin, favored the
News with a pleasant social call
Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. McNair is rapidly re-
covering from her recent sickness.
This is pleasant news to her many
friends.
Mrs. Marshall Camp is much inns
proved in health at this time, and it
is now assured that she will recover
which will be glad news to her many
friends.
Mrs. R. S. Smith, daughter of J.
NJ. Wood, the popular lumberman,
came in Saturday for a visit with
home folk. Roscoe will be here this
week.
DR.. Leslie was over at Plains this
week for the purpose of giving the
examination to the members of the
A. o. U. w. Lodge which was or
ganized at that place Monday.
John Baughman and his estim-
able wife were in attendance at the
Grand ball Friday night, and Chas
Tally Jr., the mischievous little cuss,
played his usual trick on John.
Joe Conrad and Alphonso Siegel
left Saturday evening for Kansas
City to resume work at their respect
i've places of employment. 1t is to
be hoped that the boys will make
their visits more frequent.
John Stalder, the efficient road
over-seer, has been at work on the
approach to the new bridge just
east of Pat Mulligan's and states
that as soon as the road is ready for
travel will post notice.
"My Cup Runneth Over" was
the subject of the able sermon de-
livered by Rev. Robinson Sunday
evening. The reverend gentleman
handled his subject we'll and com
manded the close attention of all.
Scarlet fever. has made its ap-
pearance in this city in the home
of B. S. McMeel, Mona is sick with
the fever and the McMeel home is
under quarntine. We all hope for a
speedy recover and that none of the
other children of the family, or the
city will contract the disease.
Mr..F. w. Curl, of Mt. Victory,
Ohio, arrived here last week to get
accustomed to our people and the
country in general, preparatory to
assuming his position as Cashier in
the new First National Bank. Mr..
Curl has the appearance of good
business man and gentleman and we
predict will honor his position.
Bird Williams, the only one O
his kind in existence, was in the city
Saturday, when the wind was blowing
so hard, and in answer to a question