Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-02-25
Local News.
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w. J. Woodard is on the sick re.
port this week.
The city dads held a meeting
Monday evening.
L. c. Cash was over from Plains
last Sunday and Monday.
Ned Snyder visited with his sister
Mrs. Stamper few DAYS this week.
George and Gideon Gillidett
were over from Plains Monday on
business.
E. w. Flynn has an ad in this
issue offering a fine Spanish Jack
for sale.
LOIS Byrns returned last week
from an extended visit with friends
at Wilburn.
John Randolph, of Fowler town
ship, is reported seriously ill with
grip and erysipelas.
Messrs H. B. Phelps and P. J.Lee
initiated into the mysteries of Odd
fellowship last Friday night.
Roscoe Smith is visiting at the
home of ]. M. Wood. Mrs Smith
has been here for couple of weeks.
Jim Stamper is digging three
inch we'll for A. F. Bodle at his
home in this city.
w. J. Jones, of Beaver, was in
Meade Monday purchasing supplies.
Mr.. Jones is a frequent visitor at
Meade.
John Elliott, Clerk of District
Court, is the possessor of a new
Blickensderfer typewriter for use in
his office.
There is about 631 dogs in Meade
which should be killed. We would
that a license be placed on
these ours.
w. c. Osgood, of Bucklin, was
his parents this week Will
is just recovering from a severe at
tack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Ragland have
both been quite sick the past week.
We are glad to note they are both
at this time.
Mrs. George DeCow has been
S ,riously i'll for the past ten Gays
but we are pleased to report that
she is improving.
We are advised that A. T. Bodle
Jr. and Geo. B. Cones will be can
didates for the republican nomina-
ton for representative.
Harry Coon and H. L. Salmon
have both announced their candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for Register of deeds.
w. E. Davis and wife were down
from Hutchinson the fore part of
the week. They were visiting with
Harry Coon and wife.
John Russell ought to make the
race for Register of deeds again
this year. He is a fine fellow and
would make a good race.
Wayne Davis and Elmer Rosen-
berry rode the Modern Woodman
goat last Wednesday night. Both
the boys are excellent riders.
Miss Martin, Co. Supt has adver-
tlsed the school house in District
No 38 for sale. The notice ap-
pears in another. column of this
paper.
J. F. Eason, boasts of the largest
and best 22 months old, Meade
county raised colt which is certainly
a fine colt and will make an 1900 lb.
animal.
DR.. Fee is having an addition
built to the store building which he
recently purchased next to the bank.
He will move into same about the
first of March.
John D. Wehrle, publisher of the
News attended meeting of the 7tt
district Congressional committee al
Hutchinson last Tuesday. He re-
turned Wednesday.
Chester Munson, an old Meadeite,
came in Sunday for a few hours
visit. He left Meade in the early
9o's and is now living at Kansa:
City and travelling for a stove house
selling stoves.
Jim Stamper has announced te
his friends and foes alike that he i:
a candidate for the republican nomi
nation for District Clerk. Jim ha
many friends who would be glad tt
see him land this office.
Rumor has it that Mr.. John B