Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-06-15
A fine line of pants just received

A fine line of pants just received
at Eaton's.
Is Meade going to celebrate the
Fourth of July?
Tobe Cook was transacting busi-
ness in town yesterday.
Liberal and Beaver are going to
have barbecue July 4th.
WANTED:-Wives for several
widowers. Apply to - -
Master Carl Camp has our thanks
for beautiful boquet of flowers.
The little village of Hugoton has
raised $3.50 to celebrate the Fourth.
Ashland merchants have subscrib-
$500 for a Fourth of July celebration.
Liberal and Beaver are going to
celebrate the glorious Fourth of July.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Beach last Saturday
night.
Harry Hayden, wife and son were
in the city yesterday transacting
business.
Our Fowler correspondent is abb
sent this week, being busy in the
harvest field.
Alfred Frame is home after an abb
sence of six months at the McCauley
ranch in Fowler twp.
H. G. Marshall went down to
Beaver county Tuesday to put up a
binder which he had sold.
Mrs. J. M. McNair is suffering
with severe case of quinsy at her
home at the Turkey track ranch.
H. A. Busing was up from the
Cimarron Wednesday and reported
heavy rain there Tuesday night.
Sweet Orr shirts, pants and over
alls at Eaton's.
The alfalfa crop has been cut and
the second crop will begin growing
as soon as we get a shower of rain.
C. A. Gamble, of Gray county,
was in the city yesterday. He says
he will begin harvesting in a few
days.
Co. Com. John Conrad was in
town yesterday attending court in
the case of BoardsCf Commissioners
VS.. Geo De Cow.
Elmer Schmoker took some parties
to Plains yesterday who are figuring
on purchasing Roberts barber shop
at that place.
Twist & Fletcher have begun the
erection of ware house in the rear
of their furniture store on the square
1t will be 2ox4o.
Mrs. John Innis entertained the
Royal Neighbor members at her
home east of Meade last Tuesday
afternoon. They all report good
time.
J. R. Reynolds, A. T. Noble and
sister, Mrs. Fullington, went to
Wichita Tuesday morning. They
will return the latter part of the
week.
John Kibby left Wednesday morn
ing for Dodge City, from which
place he will go to Utah for car
load of horses. He will return in
about 10 days.
We hear it reported on a certain
Meade man whose wife wanted a
gasoline stove and finally had to buy
it herself, and now he is so cussed
mean he won't buy her any gasoline
to light it.
S. o. Ball came up from Dalhari
Tuesday evening, where he has been
visiting his son Austin and family
for the past several weeks. Mr.
Ball says Austin is doing fine bust
ness and that he likes the country
Lee Howard has shipped two ca
loads of alfalfa hay to Dalhart
Texas, for which he received 50. AZ
per ton on cars here. This makes
good price for hay. Every alfalf
grower should have a hay baler ant
put their hay up in this manner.
Mrs. Buis has purchased the R
R. Wells property In the north par
of the city and will move into sam
in a few months. She expects t
build an addition and otherwise i'm
prove the house 1t is a fine plac
and will make her a comfortabl
home.
Mrs. ]. D. Clark and daughte
Miss Frances are expected toda
from Eureka, Kansas, to spend
few weeks with Mrs. Joe Jame
Mrs. Clark will be remembered