Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-09-08
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J. X. Jeherson IS erecting neat
cottage in the north part of the city
Miss Carrie Eliason left Saturday
night for Seward county to visit fol
several weeks.
Mrs. Taggart and Pearl, Henry
and Roy returned from St. Louis
Saturday night.
DR.. Fee and family returned from
the Fair Sunday night. Doc says
it is very big show.
Miss Annie Johnston left Friday
morning for Cleveland, Ohio, where
she will attend school.
Boyers have the largest supply OF
dress patterns they have ever car
ried. Cheap and pretty.
Attorney E. D. Smith attended
court at Liberal yesterday, He re-
turned the same evening.
Malcom Judd left Sunday night
for Lindsborg, where he will attend
school the coming term.
Walter Smith returned from east
ern Kansas last week. He has been
absent for several months.
Miss Jessie Marshall left Monday
morning for Toronto, Kansas, where
she will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Keith's house in the north
ern part of the city Is nearly COM
pleted and will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
John Trober and family have re-
turned to Meade from Minneola, to
which place he moved about six
months ago.
Chas. McCrellis. of Odee, and
John R, Vandyke, of Crooked Greek
twp. were two of our new subscrib-
ers Saturday.
The band boys will give a dance
at the court house, Friday night the
10th of September. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
Rev. John Lane will give a lee
ture at the Baptist church Saturday
night on Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
The lecture will be illustrated.
Misses Genevieve McMeel and
Mabel Griggs left this week for
Wichita where they will attend Mt.
Carmel Academy the coming term.
Mrs. John Wehrle will leave Sun
day for St. Joseph to purchase their
fall line of dry goods which will
be opened the latter part of next
week.
Mr.. Vernon Galster, the noted
musical artist will introduce his
novel specially "The Musical Cow"
with Eiler's big show at Meade Sept.
I4th, under canvass.
c. P. Fullington wife and daugh-
ter. of Wichita, have moved to our
city and will remain for the present.
Mr.. Fullington has opened real
estate office west of the National
hotel.
We received the new dip order
from Inspector Irwin this week and
will endeavor TO set it up next week
as we are the whole "cheese," edi-
tor, devil etc. since our sister Miss
Agnes went the fair.
Both street and dress hats are
ready for sale at Boyers. While in
St. Joe we took special instructions
in the trimming of hats and are bet
ter prepared to trim hats than ever
before.
Mrs. R. M. Judd and Mrs. A. F.
German left Sunday evening fol
Newton. Kansas, to see Frank Stiv.
ers who was accidentally shot las
week. Mrs. Judd returned Wednes
day night and reports Mr.. Stiver'
rapidly improving and that he will
resume his work in short time.
Messrs. c. Summers, J. E. George
E. Dudley, A. E. Blake, Franl
Igou, and Otho Wood composed
the Seward county Democratic del
egation at the Representative con
vention last Saturday. They are
fine lot of fellows and represent tn
business interests of Seward county
We received an announcement
this week from the former owners O
the Citizens Bank of Altoona, Kan
sas, stating that the bank had bee,
purchased by Messrs c. Q. Chand
Ter, J. w. Bergman, w. S. Berry
man and their business associates
Mr.. w. S. Bergman, formerly tn
cashier of the Meade State Bank, 3
Nthis place, viii become the cashie
of the Altoona bank. Mr.. Berry