Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-03-01
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Roberts & Baxter have a new ad.
in this issue.
Jim Stamper soldiers all kinds OF
tinware and files saws.
Sam Lamkin, of Gray county
was in Meade Wednesday.
J.. B. Buck of Hutchinson, was
in Meade the first of the week.
You will find something new and
pretty in collars and belts at Boyer's.
J. r. Gnggs was in eastern Kan
sas this week closing some realty
deals.
We welcome our Fowler CORE
spondent and hope the visits will be
regular.
Miss Media Boyer will move her
stock of millinery into her new build
ing this week.
Phone us the news. We are al
ways glad to publish anything in the
way of local news.
The ladies of the city are making
very vigorous protests against start
ing a pool room in Meade.
T. c. Baxter is having an addition
of one room put to his residence in
the southwest part of the city.
Media Boyer has nice assortment
of corset cover, and founcing en-
broidery at reasonable prices.
N. T. Walters and family, have
moved into Mrs. M. L. Dalgarn's
home in the south part of the city.
Miss Etna Dalgarn and her mother
have moved out to Miss Etna's claim
where they will remain for the present
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Griggs are
keeping house in Meade having rent
ed rooms from Mrs. Lizzie Edwards.
We have a memorial of Leslie
Trober, written by Miss Fannie
Parks which will be published next
week.
Ben Sumpter went to Fowler Mon
day evening where he will work for
7. M. Eaton in his new store at that
place.
Media Boyer will have her stock
of goods moved into the old News
Office Building ready for business by
Saturday.
The roads in the east part of the
city have been greatly improved.
Road overseer Stalder is a good one
and knows the needs of good roads.
Mrs. H. St. Martin left for Fow-
ler this week where they will reside
for the present. Mr.. St. Martin is
Manager of the Fowler Lumber Co.
Miss Boyer will be glad to meet
all of her old friends and customers
in her new store and will be pleased
to show you everything she has for
sale.
Miss Boyer's new stock of goods
consisting of spring millinery and
notions will be opened up ready for
sale in her new place of business on
Saturday March 3rd.
Misses Mae Hildebrand, Lydia
Barger, Mae Clements, Mrs. Elsie
Endsley, and Messrs Warren Endsley
and Grin Derry of south Gray county
WGIS III NlCduS
The editor and wife feel very
grateful to the merry crowd of
young people who visited US We'd
nesday night and left US many use
full articles of tinware.
The w. c. T. U. ladies are cir
culatIng petition asking the city
council to repeal the ordinance Ii
censing pool tables. We are of the
opinion that the ladies would get
busy with their hatchets if a pool
hall should open.
Mr.. E. L. Weaver, of Pennington
Iowa, has been in Meade county for
the past few days on business. Mr..
Weaver will be remembered by our
people as member of the XI
ranch. He left here about three
years ago and has been in Iowa ever
since. We acknowledge pleasant
call from Mr.. Weaver.
T. w. Thacker and family OF
Girard, Ills. have moved to Meade
County. having purchased part OF
the Brannan farm east of Meade.
Mr.. Thacker is also building a fine
city residence just south of Mrs.
Perry on north Fowler avenue. We
are pleased to have Mr.. Thackel
and family located with US.