Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-02-16

and thirty head of cows that 1 am
offering at bargain to purchaser.
also have 200 bushels No. I seed
barley for sale.
]. A. PoRrERFIELD,
2-16-tf Fowler, Kansas.
Try the Owl restaurant for meals
and short orders.
John W. Kibby returned yester-
from Kansas City where he had
been for several days on business.
The railroad company has given
agent Lynn day operator. The
business at the station hat so in
creased at to require extra help.
This winter has been the coldest
weather for many years-that is
more continued cold weather. Cat
tie have suffered terribly as result.
Peter Blair and family, who have
been spending the winter with Rev.
Thompson and wife near Norton,
Kansas, are expected home about
the Ist of March.
Warren Fletcher has added pair
of Dayton Computing butcher scales
to the butcher shop. These are the
best scales made and are also an or
nament to a place of business.
The railroad was blockaded for
few days last week and the first of
this. The snow plow came through
Monday and trains are now running
but are several hours late every day.
"The Silver Moon" Johnston &
Gray proprietors, is enjoying nice
business at their new house on the
north side, and want to thank their
customsrs for their liberal patronage
and trust that they will continue in
the same way.
Mr.. J. H. Elder was over from
Plains. Wednesday and called at
our den and got in good standing
with the editor for another year.
Mr.. Elder is a large wheat grower
of that twp, and says the prospects
for wheat crop were never better.
VIM Totheroh and ]. w. Sails
bury have begun the erection of
black smith shop next door north of
this office. The shop will be owned
by ]. 1. Stamper, and will be con-
Quoted by that mighty smith 10th
eroh, who is known far and near.
We wish the new shop success.
This great moral weekly acknow-
lodges the receipt of the following
subscriptions during the past week:
S. N. Jared, Lakeland.
Mrs. I. N. Melia, Bucklin.
]. w. Elder, Plains.
F. G. Hamilton, Meade.
John Blair, Meade.
Mrs. Geo. DeCow has been ser
iously ill at her home south of
Meade for the past ten days. At
the present writing she is greatly
improved and it is hoped that she
will ultimately recover her usual
health.
Full services at the Baptist church
Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. Topic Indi-
vidualism. c. E. at usual hour in
the evening. Topic Clarifying God
Mrs. Hulburt will lead this interest
ing theme. The evening theme OF
the pastor will be The Relation OF
) the Holy Spirit to the world,
Friend Marshall informed US tina,
! he and Mr.. Boyer were making ar
rangements to buy US out and run
the paper themselves. Now, gentle
men, all you have to do is to come
up with the coin and you will buy
!, something. We are not joshing.
Albert Potter will handle oil cake
n any quantity to suit the purchaser
S Anyone wanting seed barley, cal
E on, GRIGGs & BoLEN.
, LOST: One small sized white do,
with black around one eye and thre'
spots on his back. Wore a cola
around his neck, answering to tn
name Spot. Please leave any In
: formation at this office.
We have added to our stock
complete line of ladies' muslin un
derware and in order to lntroduc
= these goods they will be placed o.
/. special sale for a short time. Cal
, and see them at WEHRLE'S.
e LosT:-A gold watch, 16 size
y Elgin hunting case. Lost some