Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-08-30
Peaches are plentiful at 5octs per

| Pete Hotz had a load of fin,
peaches in town yesterday.
w. H. Young of Kansas City, wa
doing business in Meade the first o
the week.
| George Edwards is in chrrge O
the Meade county tents at the re
union this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crockel
returned Tuesday from a few day.
trip in Oklahoma.
Mr.. Baker arrived from Duncan,
1, 7. Saturday and is visiting at the
home of J. R. Griggs and wife.
Mr.. Griggsby has contracted with
Harry Halloway for the erection oi
residence in the west part of the
city.
Miss Jennie Kessler and her
mother arrived yesterday from
Indinia and will remain here for
some time.
Miss Media Boyer returned from
Kansas City last week with her fall
and winter stock of dry goods and
millinery.
Among the Liberal visitors in
Meade last Sunday were, Chas.
Wright, Jim Dalton, Frank Murphy
and Lee Larrabee and wife.
Ira D. Smith returned this week
from Coldwater, Kansas where he
has been for the past year and will
attend school this winter.
R. J. McLain sent us some very
fine samples of broom corn. pop
corn, milo maize, and peaches this
week. They can be seen at this Of
fee.
MIS-. Tom Hotz has been brought
to this city and at the present is at
the home of w. H. Finkle and is
improving and will soon be taken to
Fowler.
DR.. Simson, Mrs. Robinson, Will
Totheroh, Wilson Hughes, George
Edwards and Will Sourbeer went to
Dodge this week to attend the re-
nnlon. ~
Messrs Schrant and Weisner,
who have been visiting c. A. Mars
and wife for the past ten days left
Friday for there home at Marion,
Inbinia.
Judging from Capt. Osgood's
speech at the republican convention
last Saturday one who was not ad-
vised would have thought that he
was delivering a Memorial Day ad-
dress.
J. R. Graves and family returned
from their California trip last Mon
day night. They were glad to get
back and declare that Los Angeles
is the only place in California that
is fit to live in.
Will Sourbeer took his 2-year old
Silverthorn colt to Dodge this week
and we understand that he will enter
him in the speed ring. He is fine
colt and bids fair to make a fine
record.
Miss Stevens, sister of o. R.
Stevens stopped over in Meade
Monday on her way to Claiming,
Texas, where she is employed as
bookeeper in large wholesale mer-
camille establishment.
Alvin Martin and family of
Coolidge, Kansas, are visiting
relatives and friends in Meade. Mr..
Martin still owns real estate here
and may move back to remain
permanently.
Syl Dixon was in town Monday
completing arrangements for his
famous wheat train which will leave
Dodge City on September 18th.
Syl is a booster and is giving this
country great send off.
Among the people who went to
Reunion at Dodge City Tuesday
| were the following: Capt. w. C.
Osgood and wife and Hope. Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. I. Stamper, Mrs. C.
A. Mars. and Miss Winnie Bonham.
The Guymon base ball nine came
last Sunday and played the Meade
Reptiles. The score was 10 to "a
in favor of the Reptiles. The Guy
mon boys are nice lot of fellow:
and we will be pleased to have then
come again.
We will give months subscriptor
to the person bringing us the bes
sample of peaches, apples, pears
wheat and anything else that yol
raise on your place. Come in a
once so that we will know, before