Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-04-13

business.
Harry Coon was down from Fow-
ler Monday.
Lee & Read have a new ad this
week. They are quoting prices.
Mrs. H. M. Coon is visiting in
Meade this week.
A cold wave struck US Monday
but it is warming up again.
| ]. R. Griggs is in the east boom
ing Meade county realty this week.
The Fowler Mercantile Co., of
Fowler, Kansas, have word to our
readers this week.
| ]. K. Wilson of Anthony, Kaasas,
arrived here last Tuesday with some
land seekers.
Sheriff Givler has appointed Jay
Ellis his Under sheriff for the term.
The appointment ia a good one.
| We are advised of the illness of
Mrs. c. L. Edwards and Mrs. John
Innls of Logan twp.
When in Fowler call and see our
new line of hats and gloves. Prices
right. Fowler Mercantile Co.
Miss Jessie Lamkin and Mrs. R.
NJ. Judd spent Sunday at the for
mer's home in Gray county.
Miss Media Boyer returned from
Plains Tuesday evening. She had
been at that city with millinery
stock.
The scrub ball nine of the city
will play the High School team next
Friday afternoon. An interesting
game is expected.
We have three road notices in
this issue. With the settlement of
the country comes the necessity of
making new roads.
There will be a meeting at the
Baptist church at Meade Sunday
April 2o at p. m. to organize
Christian Endeavor County Union.
All are invited.
LosT:-Open face gold watch,
with initials F. W. on back. Lost
between Mrs. Williams and A. J.
Blankenchip's last Sunday.
FRANK WooD,
Meade, Kans.
Mr.. Clyde Mars has taken charge
of the Roberts & Kyger Barber shop
and will hereafter conduct same
Clyde is good barber and will give
entire satisfaction.
Misses Anna and Martha Steele
and Florence Updegraf, of Hut
Crimson, were down and spent sew
eral days on the Crooked L ranch
last week. They returned to Hut
Crimson Saturday.
We are offering special inducements
on -four and potatoes. 1t will be to
your interest to get our prices on
these articles. Fowler Mercantile
Co., Fowler, Kansas.
Among our new subscribers and
renewals for the past two weeks are
as follows:
Geo. Cobb, Meade, Kansas.
| J. w. King, Plains,
T. V. Pinnick, Fowler i"
J. H. Beach, Meade, I"
A. v. Angel, Plains,
Mrs. J. H. Lamkin, Carmen, KS.
| Mr.. A. F. German has purchased
an interest in the Mercantile estab-
lishment of A. {. Olin, at Plains and
will shortly move to that place. We
wish Mr.. German success as he is a
competent merchant and thoroughly
understands the business.
| J. E. Roberts Jr. has been appoint
led an assistant Deputy Head Consul
= for the 9TH District for the Modern
Woodmen of America and will short
ly begin work. Jack is good lodge
worker and will certainly add many
new members to this splendid fra
ternal insurance order.
We received letter from our old
friend Hugh Taylor, the ex well
driller, Alliance organizer and gaso-
line lamp man, who is located al
Blackwell, Okla. He says he heard
Meade county is booming and want:
to know if it is true. You bet youl
life Meade County realty is selling
at boom day prices and if you dom
believe it come back and see fol
yourself.
Last Friday night a large crowc
went from Meade to the Crooked l
ranch to attend the dance given il
the new barn. The affair was unde
the management of Messrs R. E