Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-01-14
Local News.

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| DR.. Sterrett at the National Hote
Dec, 20 to 25th.
Lee & Read have replastered anc
lrepainted their store building,
| Mrs. Dan McNutt has gone te
Hutchinson to spend a few days.
| Ben and Charley Bolen went tc
Wichita Friday night and returned
Tuesday.
The Woodman and Royal Neigh
Dor supper will be held at the city
hall tonight.
Chas Tally went to ElPaso, Texas
Tuesday to visit for several weeks
with his brother.
Frank Wehrle is now a bonded
abstracter, having filed a bond with
the County Commissioners.
Frank S. Sullivan, attorney atlaw
of Plains, Kansas was in the city on
legal business Monday.
Will Krisle, of Fowler, enrolled
on our book for 1904. He was in
town transacting business Tuesday.
]. R. Jefferson and wife have
moved into the house recently
vacated by John Trober and family.
| DR.. Fee has purchased the build
ing next to the Meade State Bank
and will shortly move his drug store
into it.
The Meade Lumber & Supply Co.
received a large consignment oi
lumber last week. Their stock is
now complete.
If you are having trouble with
your eyes, or need your glasses
changed see DR.. c. c. Raymond.
All work guarnteed.
Roscoe Gerow has taken charge
of the local weather bureau and will
hereafter display the signal flags and
keep the daily weather report.
Mrs. H. St. Martin arrived last
week and joined her husband.
They have not yet secured a resi-
dence but hope to in the near future.
Miss Phyllis Fuhr left last Monday
for Mcpherson, Kansas, where she
will attend school the remainder OF
the winter. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Fuhr.
''In time of peace prepare fol
war" Do your shopping these
beautiful days and lay in supply
of overshoes, rubbers' over CATERS
and leggings, McMeel has them.
Oscar Peterson, who is employed
at the Ballard ranch, ordered the
News sent to Miss Maggie Myers
| Humbolt, Neb., this week. Oscar
is an industrious hard working boy
and attends strictly to his business
DR.. G. C. Raymond the Opticiar
who has been making regular visit
to Meade for the past two years
will be at the National otel Tuesda,
and Wednesday, January 10TH ant
2oth.
We are informed that Rose
Simons, the f'gold brick" peddlers
who are well known in this city, ar
now selling ''patent rights" The,
gave up the ''gold brick"propositiol
as badjob. They are both smootl
"guys" and put up a good talk.
Neighbor Wood, our genial cas-
side lumberman, received seven ca
loads of coal, lumber and posts thi
week. Jim is now very busy putin
> same in the yard. He has been i
| Meade for long time and every
body likes to trade with him.
A warrant was issued last Thurs
4 day afternoon>for the arrest of Harr
1 Parks, charging him with the larcen
I of horse from Will Sourbeer. H
4 gave bond in the sum of $500 fo
1 his appearance at a preliminar
4 hearing set for January, 25th, befor
4 Judge Stamper.
4 Capt Niles, of the Salvation Arm
4 is in town holding regular evenln
4 meetings. The Capt. is chasin
4 old Satan down the line and shown
. him merry chase. Capt. Niles
: a good jovial fellow and gives ever
one the ssglad hand" He is a
enthusiastic worker for the Lord an
everybody likes him.
We beg to acknowledge a sho
communication from Miss Mauc
Wemple, Liberal Kansas, enclosir
a years subscription to this gre
"religious and moral weekly" "
had forgotten to mention this matt
in recent issues and extend q
apology for our oversight. We a