Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-02-15
1t will soon be time to sow barley.

| ne mask Dali Wednesday night
was largely attended.
Mr.. S. o. Ball returned from Dali
hart Wednesday evening.
Kerr & Rice, auctloneers, of Fow-
Ter, Kansas have an ad in this issue.
Mr.. John Hotz, of Fowler, made
this office very pleasant call last
Monday.
Mrs. H. M. Coon of Fowler was
in Meade to day visiting Mrs. Z. B.
Ragland.
The Belle Meade Grain and stock
ranch have public sale advertised
in this issue of the News.
Rain began falling Monday morn
ing and continued until Tuesday
morning when it turned colder.
We hear that Postmaster Fuhr,
contemplates putting in new, P. o.
fixtures since his reappointment.
Seed barley and Macoroni wheat
furnished by Geo. G. Matthews.
Griggs & Bolen will draw up the
contracts, same as last year.
A crowd of eleven Woodmen went
over to Plains last Saturday night
and initiated five candidates. The
Plains camp has about forty mem
bers.
VIM. Totheroh returned from Il
linois last week and has purchased
Jim Stamper's west side blacksmith
shop and will conduct same at the
old stand. He invites all his old
customers and new ones as well to
call and see him.
Rev. Stamper informs US that Mrs.
Stamper in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclean are visiting Mrs. Bier
er at Guthrie. The many friends of
Mrs. Stamper will be pleased to learn
that her health is good and that she
is able to travel.
Millard Martin has sold his inter
est in the meat market to Seth Dor
land who will conduct same in fu-
ture. We do not know what Mill
lard will do but presume he will re-
main in Meade and go into some
business. We wish the new firm
success.
Yes, friends it is Fuhr, for four
years more. You just as well make
up your mind now as any other time.
You can't change it. Cones and
Murdock wanted him. We may
some of these days publish the petit
ton and names of those who did not
want him.
J. C. Ragland Informed us this
week, that his brother-in-l law, A. S.
Roberts, of Los Angeles, Cali. who
recently fell IS feet from wall, and
was paralyzep, died last week. Mr..
Roberts was formerly a resident of
Meade County.
Bones:-Is Jones your full broth
er?
Tambo:-Yes, he's my full broth
er.
Bones:-And Bjones?
Tambo:-He's my half brother.
Bones:-How aboat Kjones?
Tambo:-He's my half-full broth
er.
Fairview's minstrels Mar. 2, 'o6
The Sons and Daughters of JUS
tice, a fraternal beneficial society
has organized a local council at
Meade with about 20 members. The
officers elected are as follows.
c. B. Leslie, Past President.
Mrs. Anna C. Wehrle, President.
Mrs. Kate McMeel Vice President.
Mrs. Lou Braden, Chaplain.
Mrs. Mallie Ellis, Financier.
Miss Agnes Wehrle.
Geo. R. Cole, Treasurer.
Mrs. Lizzie Edwards, conductor.
L. F. Schumacher. Guard.
c. G. Borgor, seminal
e. B. Leslie, Medical Examiner.
The council left the charter open,
to take in new members, for thirty
days at the same rate, no admission
fee.
In order to make room for spring
goods already ordered. M. A. Camp
bell & Co., will sell the following
items and many others, to cash Gus
toners at greatly reduced prices.
Suiting worth IS cts, for 10 cts.
White flannel worth so cts. for 4s
: cts.
Flannel worth IS cts, for 90 cts.
Flannel dress goods worth 80 cts
for IS cts.