Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-01-21
Local News.

Lee & Read have a word in thi
Issue.
| We are still having Nideal swinte
weather.
| Blankets 90 cents and sup a
Eaton's.
The County Commissioners pro
ceedings appear in this issue.
De Cow & Martin pay cash fol
furs'and hides of all kinds.
Mrs. J. R. Griggs was visiting
home folks at Plains this week.
Will Osgood was down from
Bueklin Sunday Westinghouse folk.
H. G.. Marshall went to Kansas
City Tuesday to attend the Imple-
meat ,;dealers convestion. He will
return Friday.
There will be a@Calico Ball at the
City Hall Friday, February, 5th for
the benefit of the Water Works.
We are advised that a daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Mutt, at Hutchinson, Kansas, last
Saturday.
The National hotel will have a
fine brick sidewalk in front. When
this building is completed it will be
one of the best in the west.
Mrs. J. M. Camp is reported
seriously ill at her home 3 miles
southeast of Meade. DR.. Fee is in
attendance.
Our Office has been cleaned up and
we now have more room for our
visitors, also room enough to change
our mind. Call and see us.
John D.'Wehrle, publisher of this
paper left last night for st. Louis,
Mo-, where he will visit his brothers
for week or ten days.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Camp last Monday but
lived only few hours. The family
have the sympathy of their.many
friends.
''In time of peace prepare for
war;" DO your shopping these
beautiful days and lay in supply
of overshoes, rubbers' over CATERS
and leggings, McMeel.has them.
Dave Mackey was up from Cimar-
ron Monday and Tuesday. He says
his cattle never looked better at this
time of the year, and that he has
plenty of feed if storm does ome.
Dan Taggart hassold his furniture
and racket store to Ernest Fletcher
who will conduct same in the future
at the old stand. We regret to lose
Mr.. Taggart from our business
circles, as he is one of our oldest
merchants.
taNe are pleased to announce that
Mr.. Frank Hamilton has secured an
interest in the firm of H. G. Mar
shall and will remain with US in the
mercantile business. We will give
fuller account of the firm next
week.
The Royal Neighbor and Modern
Woodman supper last Thursday
night was a complete success in
every particular. The ladies de-
serve. special praise for it's success.
There was an abundance for all and
every one enjoyed the evening,
Hamilton's Band dispersed music
throughout the evening. Rev. Gal
loway, of Beaver. delivered few
remarks on Fraternal orders, which
were appreciated by all.
During our absence for the mex
ten days or two weeks this offieeswil
be in charge of Mr.. Wallace Hamil
ton.and Miss Agnes Webrle. ANY
of our patrons having business vii
please call at the office and they viii
attendato your wants. OFif you.dt
mot call at the office, any matter re
ported to. Mr.. Frank Wehrle .,or J
IN. Griggs will receiveithe same at
tention as if left at the Office. ]. R
Griggs will be reporter and an,
matter of news reported t.
him will receive 1.-The very bes
of attention. Weshppe and >trus
Ethat our friends will assist our fore
as much as possible while thetsol
: man himself" is absent.
Several of the boys at Plains &C
aboard toou much '.'bug juice"las
Sunday. AS result Deputy Sheri
Orner arrested them eand brougt
them to Meade. Theywere brougt
Ebefore Judge Stamper Monday morr
ling and he fined each of them 81
and costs. amounting to about 81
kapiece for the four of them. Nov
1--WE will not mention their name