Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-02-09
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Go to Eaton's for your blanket.
and comforts.
Mr.. ]. M. Campbell, of Liberal
was visitor in Meade Wednesday
If you want something in an up
to-date shoe get a pair of tans a,
Eaton's.
Reynolds & Allen have rented the
old Globe building on the southeast
corner of the square, for seed and
grain.
Mr.. C. P. Fullington went to
Hutchinson last week on some real
estate transactions. He returned
Sunday.
Mrs. c. P. Fullington visited a
few days in Wichita last week with
her parents. She returned the lat
ter part of the week.
We publish the constitution and
bylaws of the Meade county COM
mercial club on another page of this
issue. Read it and then go join the
club,
DR.. J. c. Oldham purchased four
registered horses at the Robinson
horse sale at Wichita last week.
They will be shipped to his ranch
10 this county.
Gordon c. Oldham left last Fri
day for Wichita, Kansas to visit his
home. He also expects to ship out
a car load of horses for the ranch in
the Artesian valley.
Geo. B. Allen attended the Rob-
inson horse sale at Wichita, Kansas
last week and purchased some fine
animals, which he will ship to his
ranch in this county.
Johnston & Gray are now serving
hot drinks at their elegant fountain.
You can obtain a delicious cup of
hot chocolate tomato bouillion, beef
bouillion, Ginger etc. etc.
hn SSpound girl baby arrived at
the home of DIR. and Mrs. C.. B.
Leslie = week ago last Sunday. The
doctors extreme modesty withheld
the news from US in time for last
weeks issue.
Reynolds & Allen have moved
their city Office to Tom Johnston's
furniture store, on the square, where
they will be pleased to meet all their
old customers. They are ready at all
times to pay you the highest market
price for all kinds of grain and seed.
An infant daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs Clyde A. Mars last
Monday night but did not live. The
little child was buried Tuesday after
noon. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Ma1rs sympathize with
them. Mrs Mars was very i'll but
is improving at present.
Doc Anschutz was up from the
Cimarron Tuesday purchasing sup
plies. He reports hid new boy get
ting along fine and growing rapidly
IN spite of the inclement weather.
He says he has plenty of feed for
his cattle, bat that he is going to be-
gin feeding oil cake in order to have
them in good shape by spring.
The main water pipe leading from
the water works tank froze up and
bursted during the cold snap of the
last ten days. Messrs. Halloway
and Lee went to work Sunday and
by Wednesday it was repaired. Il
was big job and had to be finished
promptly as the city was without
water.
J. R. Blatch, a nephew of Mr.
John Shaw, of the Artesian valley.
recently arrived in Meade from Eng
land and expects to remain perman
entity in Meade. Mr.. Blatch is 3
young man, and in every respect :
gentlemen. We welcome him tc
our county and hope he will grow il
love with the Artesian country.
Our good friend Boyer sent US al
article last week which was received
too late for publication. After pc
rusing the same we will have to de
cline to publish same on the ground
of being too personal. The articl
attacks several who are good friend
of the publisher, and We have neve
found it profitable to roast ou
friends, or even permit them to b
roasted. We are sorry that MI
Boyer cannot write any other kim
of articles. We haYe tried to b
fair with him by permitting the US
of our columns gratis, but it ha
come to stage where we think it
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