Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1905-06-22
Mrs. J. R. Griggs returned from
Plains Wednesday.

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A number of harvesters passed
through town in covered wagons thi:
week.
| The Presbyterian Church is re
ceiving coat of paint. MIR. Kim
Der is the artist.
Mrs. c. P. Fullington and brother
Mr.. Art Noble, returned last Sun.
day from Wichita.
Mr.. Alfred Frame, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Julia, went tc
Fowler last Monday. =
Ira Smith went to Mcpherson last
Saturday evening and returned
on Tuesday of this week.
Elmer Norman, who has been
sick at his home east of Meade is
improving and will soon be entirely
well.
Misses Della and Minnie and
Messrs Roy and Henry Taggart
have gone to their claim north of
the city.
Miss Mayme Campbell left Tues
day evening for Emporia, where shc
will spend a few weeks visiting with
home folk.
Mrs. Luther Braden returned last
Friday from Greensburg, Indiana,
where she has been visiting for the
past two months.
Mrs. Hawkins left last Wednesday
evening for her home at Holten,
after few weeksI visit. with her sis
ter, Mrs. Houston.
John D. Wehrle, editor of this
paper, left Friday morning for a
few days visit in St. Louis. He re-
turned Wednesday.
The residence of F. w. Curl will
soon be ready for occupancy. o.
Hamilton and son Wallace are doing
the carpenter work.
The dance given by the Meade
Ball team last Monday night was
we'll attended and all present spent
an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Martin was up from Odee
last Wednesday and while in the
city made this office a pleasant as
we'll as financial call.
Miss Genevieve McMeel returned
last Thursday from Wichita, where
she has been attending school at Mt.
Carmel Academy for the past year.
Miss Regina St. Martin came
home from Wichita last Thursday.
She has been attending school at
Mt. Carmel Academy for the past
year.
A travelling sign painter has been
in our city for the past few days
adorning the windows of some of
our business houses with artistic
signs.
So far we are unable to see any
signs of a Fourth of July celebration
in sight. If Meade is going to do
anything it is time they were making
the fact known.
Mrs. Margaret Cain, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Wehrle, for the past several
months, left Friday for visit in
Missouri and Indiana.
We all want dollars. Dimes make
dollars; Pennies make dimes. Every
job of painting done with S. w. P.
saves pennies, dimes and dollars.
Covers most surface. Leslie sells it.
DR.. and Mrs. Fannon, Norb
Swartz, Jack Cambell, w. C. Hogan
and Alex Tripod came over from
Bucklin in automobiles Sunday.
There are good roads between here
and Bucklin and the horseless car
rlcges make the trip in short time.
1-Greensburg Republican.
The Golden State limited train on
the Rock Island will, after next
Sunday, going east stop at Pratt,
Hutchinson, Mcpherson and Her
rington. Going west it will stop al
Greensburg, Bucklin, Meade, Plains,
Liberal Guymon, Stratford and SO
on. This train will carry mails
hereafter.-Pratt Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lynn left lsat
week for Hutchinson where Mr.
LYNN has a position on the railroad
Mr.. Lynn has been our station agen
at this place for the past year ane
was 'well liked by all our people
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn have many
friends here who regret to see' then
leave and hope that they will return
some time in the future.
i Mr.. Euphrates Boucher, editor o