Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-09-13

The city schools opened last Mon
day with good attendance.
Watch for date of Cloak Sale at
Meade Dry Goods Co. soon.
The weather on Tuesday remind
ed US that the fall is approaching.
R. c. Grggs went to Englewood
this week in the interest of The Far
mers Land Co.
W. Curtis is busy these days driv-
ing people over the country for S.
D. Adams.
The Farmers Land Co. have some
special bargains in city property for
sale. See them.
Gideon Vetter is among our latest
subscribers. Mr.. Vetter is one of
our new settlers,
J. ]. Leach and wife of Arapahoe,
Okla, are here visiting Bert Rosen-
berry and family.
The News still wants to secure the
services of good printer. Write
is for particulars.
Mrs. H. St. Martin and Miss Re-
gina of Fowler. were transacting bus
ness in Meade last Tuesday.
A peach and cream social for the
Baptist church at Mr.. Thackers,
vas largely attended Tuesday night.
Mrs. Zack Ragland went over to
Fowler Saturday night to visit for a
ew days with Harry Coon and fam
ly.
Harley Butler is putting up a
arge granary for the puepose of
storing large quantity of cheap bar
ey.
Mrs. w. v. Brown, of Dodge
City, sister of Tom Hotz has been
'isiting Mrs. Tom Hotz the past
week.
The horse race last Tuesday was
Von by the Englewood horse, ridden
~ Ned Snyder. The race was for
! purse of SIoo.
The Meade State Bank and the
Plains State Bank statements appear
n this issue. Both show a very
prosperous business.
LosT-On road between Crooked
: and Marshalls place I gold mount
ID briar pipe. Return to News Of
ice and receive reward,
Miss Hazel Rieman left last Sum
lay evening for her home in Kansas
>ity, No.. after a few weeks visit |
With friends in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Colgan brought US
ample of some very fine seeding
'eaches this week. They are as |
inc as any grown in any country.
Gene McMeel left last Sunday
light for Lawrence Kansas, where he |
will take preparatory course this
winter to enter the state university
lext year.
Mr.. Stevens of the Meade Dry
Goods Co. has arranged to have a
arge stock of latest style cloaks on
ale for a week. Dates will be pub
ished later.
J. c. Ragland and family return
ID last Saturday night from Wash
ngton and will remain in Meade.
They will shortly begin the erection
If a residence.
All the latest styles in Ladies,
Misses, and Children's Cloaks will
De on sale at Meade Dry Goods Co.
n the near future. Watch these
columns for dates.
J. A. Chlumsky brought US a SAM
Pile of some very fine buckwheat this
week, He has only small patch,
but it is as fine as any we ever saw.
He expects to put out about S acres
next year.
Linus Rosenberg left Wednesday
for Salina where he will enter St.
Johns's Military Academy. We
are pleased to note that these steps
have been taken to insure Linus a
good education.
We received a letter from Lem
Kyger this week directing US to send
him the moral guide to Plano, Idaho,
where he and Art Schmoker have To-
Gated for the present. We wish the
boys success in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hotz and
Mrs. P. Y. Turner of Fowler were
in Meade last Sunday to visit Mrs.
Tom Hotz who has been seriously
ill for the past ten days. They
went home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fee received word this week
of the death of Mrs. John Fee,
mother of DR.. Fee at her home in
Monotick, Canada. She died Sept.