Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-06-28
Come to Meade to celebrate the

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i Miss Lulu Flick made a bushes.
trip to Plains yesterday.
Henry Wuerdeman and Jacot
Cordes have purchased new thresh
ing outfit,
i The Marshal Mer. Co. received g
carload of windmills and well sup.
plies this week.
i Fred Flick received word that the
large tent had been shipped and
would be here for the Fourth.
The News would like some bright
boy to learn the printers trade.
Call on US for particulars.
U. S. Atty. Harry Bone was in
Meade last Saturday on business
with the county commissioners.
F. w. Flick is sporting a new de-
livery wagon with the name painted
on the side. Quite metropolitan.
M. o. Danks will leave Friday for
his old home at Spirit Lake, Iowa,
where he will remain for several
weeks.
Louis Boehler and John Wehrle
have both improved their residences
by surrounding their lots with iron
fences.
We are advised that Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Byrns, of Wyanet, Okla, are
the parents of a 1o-pound girl baby
born June zoth.
Cashier F. w. Curl of the First
National Bank, returned Sunday
from Mt. Victory, Ohio. Mrs. Curl
did not return but will continue her
visit.
Bob Brannan has purchased new
4-h. p. Orient runabout automobile.
He and Frank Bennett have been
tanning the animal for the past few
days.
Found-About six weeks ago on
road to depot, gold ring with red
ret. Owner can have same by call
ing at this Office, proving same and
paying for this ad.
Will the party who picked up that
old right hand glove south of Geo.
Aliens place last Saturday please
leave it at the Silver Moon Restaur-
ant and receive a treat.
Will Bruce is back from Gravett.
Ark, and may locate in this coun-
try. Mrs. Bruce is at Pittsburg,
Kansas, with Lee, who is working
in the machine snaps at that place.
Our court house has new outside
doors both front and rear which is
great improvement. The board will
probably let contract for papering
the entire building at the July meet
ing.
John Cole retuaned Tuesday night
from White Hall Ills. where he has
been for the past few weeks settling
up his fathers estate. Grandma
Cole returned with him and will Wis
it for some time.
John Porterfeld, of Fowler was in
town Tuesday. He brought in some
samples of his first crop of alfalfa
hay of which he saved about Is
acres for seed. 1t was about as fine
as any we have ever seen.
The remainder of the lumber for
the Odd Fellows and Masonic hall
has at last arrived and construction
work will be begun next week. 1t
is hoped to have the buildings ready
for occupancy about Sept. I.
The large tabernacle tent owned
by the M. E. conference has been
secured by the Fourth of July COM
mittee for use on that day. This
tent will accommodate about three
times as many people as the court
house and much more comfortably.
We visited the home of Judge
Smith, 3 miles southeast of Meade,
one evening last week and found
that the Judge and his wife have
about the finest garden we ever saw
in this country. 1t contains every
thing usually found in garden and
of the very best variety.
The case of John Carlisle VS.. El-
mer Rosenberg occupied the atten-
ton of Judge Mars last Saturday
afternoon. Carlisle sued Rosenberg
for sIoo commission for assisting in
selling Rosenberry's land to Otto
Greet. After hearing the testimony
the Judge decided in favor of Car
lille. Elmer appealed to the district
court.
Syl Dixon was in town this week