Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-03-16

/. collars, new and pretty.
We publish ordinance No. 80 il
another column of this issue.
J. r. Griggs went to Dalhart
Texas last week ON realty business
Miss Campbell has a new order O.
street hats. No two alike-Try
them on.
John w. Baughman was over from
Plains yesterday. He reports land
business good.
! New and up-to-date styles OF
spring millinery at Wehrle's. Call
and inspect it.
| John Collingwood. of Pretty
Prairie was in Meade this week pur-
chasing more real estate.
Jess Mckinney, Morton Griggs
a I'D Roscoe Gerow road the A. o. U.
w. goat last Tuesday night.
R. W. Grlggs and A. T. Bodle
Jr. left on No. 80 for Topeka last
night on business for few days.
| If once you buy a kaw-kaw you
will always buy kaw-kaw-Look
at Miss Campbell's hosiery.
When at Miss Campbell's look at
all the dress goods, examine the
damask and ask to see the mill ends.
John Russell went to Englewood,
Kansas, last Monday to help in the
special sale at Fred Lees store at
that place.
Miss Campbell will have a mil
linery opening at Fowler March Fl
1905. Miss Elsie Marshall has
charge.
The Rock Island surveyors are
back to Meade again making more
lines. One goes directly through
the city.
W. w. Cockins Jr. returned yes
terday from Kansas City and Law
renee, where he had been for the
p. St few weeks.
We printed the bar docket for the
March term of court this week. 1t
contains go cases, mostly foreclosure
and quiet title cases.
R. P. Smith passed through Meade
Monday night on his way to Waco,
Texas, in response to a message that
his mother was very ill.
Brother Buis and Chas. Talley
left this morning for Beaver, Okla,
for few days. Brother expects to
go to his claim in Beaver county.
A ro-pound girl baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bolen last week.
Ben has had an unusually large
smile on his countenance ever since. |
Willie Bisbee returned from the |
Stewart Hospital at Hutchinson last
Monday where he had been DOCTOR
ing for severe case of eczema.
He is somewhat improved.
], R. Reynolds left last Monday |
evening for Kansas City to see his
father who was seriously ill. He
arrived just few hours after he
died. Roy's many friends here
sympathize with him in his sorrow.
Frank Parks and wife and two
children left last Monday for Miles
City, Mont, where they expect to
reside for the present. Miss Nellie
Barragree, sister of Mrs. Parks ac-
companied them and will remain
during the summer.
Clyde Palmer. of Medford, Okla.
came in lasl week to visit for several
days with old friends and also to en-
joy duck hunting. Clyde always
was inclined to like the hunt, and |
has lost none of his desire. He re-
ports his fathers family enjoying
good health. Also his own family. |
We are in receipt of Vol I No. |
of the Plains, Kansas Sun, edited |
by ]. A. Upton & Co. 1t is a s
column quarto and well filled with |
ads from it's home town. 1t is also
very newsy. We extend our hand |
and hope the Sun may continue to
shine on that portion of Meade
county, known as the greatest wheat
country in Kansas, and that it's
light may always be bright as the
first issue.
Frank Dade, formerly salesman
for the Central Mercantile Co., of
Hutchinson, and well known in this |
city, was killed last Sunday morn
ing at Medora, Kansas. Mr.. Dade
was employed as freight brakeman
on the Rock Island and had just left
Hutchinson at IL O'Clock. He was
working on the head end and while