Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-10-25

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DR.. Nickelson, of Plains, was /;
court visitor in Meade Tuesday.
E. A. Pavey and H. L. Emery
are two of our late acquaintances tc
the News.
Joe Chlumsky called to see u:
Tuesday while killing time on the
regular panel.
t. J. Edwards, of Jumbo, Kans.,
will be regular reader of this moral
guide in the future.
Rev. Robinson returned from the
Baptist State Convention Monday
night. He reports fine time.
Henry HENSON called to see us
last Saturday and made US happy
with a financial deposit for another
year.
Guy Robinson, son of Rev.
Robinson, returned from Wallace
county this week where he has been
for the past year.
There were fifteen attorneys pres
ent at the opening of court Tuesday
morning. Three of the number
were x-district Judges.
There will be pie-ghost social at
the Falrview schoolhouse (Barra-
gree district) on the night of Friday
Nov. 2, 1906. Everybody invited.
Among the foreign attorneys at
tending court are, Judge Price,
Judge Peters, Judge Martin, T. A.
Scates, ]. U. Daugherty w. w.
Harvey and Geo. Hay.
C. L. Beckley, section foreman at
Plains, was in Meade Wednesday
and subscribed for the News. He
also sent copy to his friend, C.sL.
Adams, at Kingman, Kans.
Senator Clark, of Mertilla, who
would not be sergeant-at-arms, of the
republican convention was in town
Saturday, busy as bee. He is a
capital fellow and we like to have
him to come and see us.
For SALE-One bay mare, 81
years old, in foal by thoroughbred
race horse. Good worker and driv-
er, also good saddle horse. Call on
on address B. NJ. Jerome, Meade,
Kans., at G. B. Aliens ranch.
A. d. Walker, of Holton, Kans..
purchased the Geo. Edwards artes-
ian farm of $40 acres for $40, 900
last week. This is one of the best
farms in the valley. We are not
advised what Mr.. Edwards will do.
The editor of the Fowler Hustler
stayed over in Meade Sunday on his
way to Beaver to attend court. This
excellent and cultured gentlemen
was attired in his ice cream pants,
fancy vest, scissor-tail coat and tile
hat and everyone commented upon
the fact that he was a fine looking
fellow and is publishing a rattling
good rag for our enterprising neigh
Dor on the east side.
The republican managers have re-
sorted to trick practiccd before by
politicians. They have two sets of
agents at work-one set to jolly up
the Prohibitionists, the other to in
sure the joint keepers that their only
hope of continuing in business in
the reelection of Hoch. "We will
have easy sailing if we can just get
the Prohibitionists and the saloon
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the republican state committee the
other day.
We desire it distinctly understood
that the editor of this paper is
abundantly able to take care of his
own affairs. We do as we please,
go where we please and try always
to be on the fight side of every
proposition and we don't think it is
any ones business what we do. We
will take the worst of it for a long
time, but we can be stirred up to take
care of ourself and this we propose
to do. We are responsible for our
own acts and whatever appears in
these columns and are able to back
everything with facts.
District Court.