Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1904-08-25

Mrs. Wehrle will have some of
the advance styles of millinery next
week.
Attorney L. A. Madison, of
Dodge City was in Meade Tuesday
on legal business.
Griggs & Bolen have opened
branch Office at Fowler with Chas.
Otto in charge.
Frank S. Sullivan, the popular
Plains attorney was in Meade on
legal business Tuesday.
There will be services at the Cath
olic church at Meade, Kansas, on
Wednesday, August 81, at $500
The cali for the representative
convention of the democrats appears
in another column. 1t will be at
Meade Sept. 8.
Mr.. Fred Winters, of Iowa, arriv-
ed in Meade Sunday night. He
came to see his brother Henry who
died Saturday morning.
L. A. Etzold, J. N. Evans, and
and ]. 1. Wright, came up from
Liberal Wednesday to play tennis
with the Meade Club.
Wednesday was very warm and
disagreeable day. The old time
warm winds asserted themselves,
and all vegetation turned brown. -
Misses May and Saloan Dalgarn
left Friday evening for Kansas City.
They had been visiting Mrs. M. L.
Dalgarn for the past several weeks.
Uncle Ben Cox came over from
Englewood Monday with Chas. Tai
ley. He has been at Winfield, Ks,
and Barry. Mo-, for the past several
months.
A card from John w. Baughman
and wife, Boston Mass, says they
left Boston on Aug. IS, for St.
Louis Mo-. and would be home In
two weeks.
Prof. Jolly lectured at the court
honse last Monday evening on the
Jolly Side of Life" The hall was
crowded and every one seemed to
enjoy the lecture.
Mrs. Frank Wehrle, Miss Agnes
Wehrle and George Wehrle left last
Friday for St. Louis to take in the
big fair and also visit friends and
relatives. They expect to be absent
several weeks.
! P. ]. Lee and R. T. Norman are
at work putting iron on the Fisrt
National Bank building. When
completed it will look like a two
story brick. An awning has been
put around the south and west sides.
Mr.. R. Buis left for Hutchinson
Tuesday to take Mrs. BUS to Kan
sas City for medical treatment. She
has been at Hutchinson for severa
weeks but did not improve as rapid
ly as she expected.
} Fred Gray has just finished thu
inside painting of Louis Boehler'
residence. 1t is strictly up-to-dat'
in every particular, and Fred know
how to make house look neat
Mr.. Boehler and family will NOV
into same this week.
AS we said in another place We d.
not desire any controversies wit
the editor of the Globe, but it a
rests with him. We do not propos
to sit idly by and let him off wit
such d-fool assertions as he mad
in last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis an
daughter, of Eureka, Kansas, hav
been visiting for the past ten day
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Buncf
Mrs. Lewis is a sister of Mr..
Bunch. They left this mornin
for their home.
A letter from Mrs. S. A. Hende,
Walnut Grove, Ills, encloses 81 ft
the News. Mrs. Hendee was fo
merly Miss Winnie Smith, who
we'll known to many Q jour peopl
having taught school at Plains, Kal
sas one year. This was the first v
had heard of her marriage, but e
tend our congratulations and wi.
her success.
Hon. A. B. Reeves, of bod
City Kansas, was nominated by Il
democrats at Ashland last week,
state senator of this district. M
Reeves is an able man for the pla
: and will get Noftzger's scalp in N
vember. Mr.. Reeves is promi
ent attorney of Dodge City, "
: receiver of the U. S. Land off
during Cleveland's term. He