Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-10
Chas. Otto was doing business in
Meade Monday.

. Chas. Otto was doing business il
Meade Monday.
Yoy will find duck and lawn para.
sols at Boyer's.
The Fletcher furniture Co. have a
new ad in this issue.
I; Tom Hotz was up fromGthe CHM.
arron the first of the week.
i A. J. Byrns finished the foundation
of Marshall's new store.
i For stacker and well ropes 60 to
The Peoples Store, Fowler, Kansas.
Editor Barrett, of the Arlington
Enterprise was in Meade Tuesday.
| The weather has been exceptional
ly cool but we have had no frost up
to date.
Railroad Commissioner, A. D.
Walker was here this week on busi-
ness.
A choice assortment of Meade
souvenir spoons at Sourbeer & Co. 3
West Main street.
Insure your grain in the Grain
Growers Hail Insurance Co. Clyde
A. Mars, Agent. 1o-s-4w
w. w. Cockins Jr., Joe Martin
and Roy Twist went up to Nebraska
last week with some cattle.
w. P. Bunyan, of Fowler twp. has
announced his candidacy for the re-
publican nomination for sheriff.
B. Buis came up from his claim
Friday and returned Saturday. He
is putting out large crop down in
the territory.
Mr.. A. H. Holmes has sold the
Greensburg Signal to Chas. E.
Cooke and it will be republican
paper hereafter.
If you are thinking of buying a
good low priced typewriter see the
one we are agents for.
Sourbeer & Co.
Mr.. Nixon Rich, President of the
Fowler Friends Academy was in
Meade yesterday on business and
made our Office pleasant call.
c. P. Fullington and wife left
Tuesday in response that their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Garland, was quite i'll
at her home in Indiana.
Jake Kolb is rebuilding the Chin
neys on the court house. The fact
that Jake is doing the work is a
guarantee that it will be done in first
class style.
If we could buy some people for
what they are really worth and sell
them for what they think they are
worth, we would be able to quit busi-
ness and retire with a good fortune.
R. w. Griggs, accompanied by
Miss Rosa Rhodes and Mrs. w. II.
Sourbeer left last night for Topeka
to attend the State Temperance
Union, which is in session there
May 9-Io-11. Mr.. Griggs.a and Miss
Rosa are on the program.
The editor and wife drove over to
Fowler last Sunday and we found
the little town on quite a boom.
Several new buildings are in course
of erection. The new hotel found
alton is completed and work will
soon begin on the building. Messrs.
St. Martin and Morrison are build
ing residences. They are talking of
incorporating the town when they
can make other Improvements.
The Kansas City Journal few
days ago contained a half tone and
extensive write-up of Miss Rosa
Rhodes, of this county, who is to
deliver the address in response to
Gov. Hoch's address of welcome.
Miss Rosa is getting quite state
reputation as an elocutionist and
Meade county is proud to have
someone who is able to represent US
at all the state gatherings.
The News may be sensational and
some people may think it "yellow
journalism" but whatever we may
say is the truth and we are able to
prove all we say. However we
were never charged with being
party to any plot to blackmail or
hold other people up, neither was
our influence ever sold for a paltry
sum in any campaign; neither were
we ever charged with being "mug-
wump." Now, we do not want to be
personal, but if we are incited to it
We promise to hold up our end of
the line.
The school people are wholly un-
able to understand why the Ashland