Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-05-17
The wheat is beginning to need

business In Meade this week.
Rev. Belsey held Episcopal serv-
ices at the M. E. Church last night.
Rev. DAILY is holding services at
the Baptist church. The interest is
good.
Mrs. Thompson, of Sand Creek
has been visiting Mrs. Bateman this
week.
Read what VIM. Allen White has
to say about Gov. Hoch in another
column.
Roscoe Griggs has taken the con-
tract to put up the alfalfa crop for
F. Sourbeer.
| Chas. Fleming and o. E. Downs
are the latest additions to the list of
this great moral guide.
Mrs. Col. Quinn is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Funk also her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Walter and brother,
Charles Funk.
Joe Dorland was down from
Greensburg last week visiting Seth
.Dorland and family and also R. a.
Harper and wife.
Mrs. John Stalder returned from
Globe, Arizona, Saturday where she
had been to see her sister, Mrs.
John Weaver, who died few days
ago.
We received a very sensational
item of news through the postoffice
last week and if the writer will come
up and give his or her name we will
publish the item.
Don't fail to attend the Decora-
ton Day meeting at the City build
ing on next Friday night. Arrange
ments are to be made to appropri-
ately celebrate the day..
R. w. Griggs, Eirs. w. H. Sour
beer and daughter Miss Rosa, re-
turned from Topeka last Saturday.
Miss Rosa was very popular and the
newspapers made favorable mention
of her ability.
The Ashland Base Ball nine came
over last Saturday and played with
our nine, the game resulting in
victory for the home nine by a score
of 4 to I. 1t was very well play
ed game and not many errors. The
wind was so high that it was almost
impossible to bat any distance.
In conversation with a prominent
man of Fowler township Tuesday,
he informed US that under no consid-
eaation would he go on a mans
bond who was charged with cattle
stealing or perjury or any crime.
He said what he got he earned by
the sweat of his brow and he thought
other people should do likewise.
| Word was received here last week
announcing the death of Mrs. ]. A.
Garland at Waverly Indiana. Mrs.
Garland was formerly Miss Mary
Fullington, daughter of Mr.. C. P.
Fullington of this city. The many
friends of the family deeply sympa-
thize with them in their bereave-
ment.
Vern Browler and Cliff Reynolds
are being tried at Ashland, Kansas
this week for horse stealing. They
are from Stanton county and were
located at Englewood by Sheriff
Givler and captured by Deputy
Sheriff Goodnight, of Clark county
H. J. Bone is assisting in the prose.
cution. Loria Main, another mem.
Der of the same gang is in Jail il
Woods county. Oklahoma.
1t greatly amuses US to see differ
ent people twist and squirm wher
some general remark is made in thi
: paper. All we have to say is that j
anything fits you wear it, we hav'
no objection. Whenever we men
ton any name in this paper in con
nection with any item, you can res
assured that we will be able to sub
stantiate. There is an old saying
"That hit dog always howls." S
& if anyone gets hit by anything W
v say, just howl to your hearts con
e tent; we have no objections.
Last Sunday morning and evenin
= the Baptist church was filed to hes
Evangelist Daily and wife of Kanss
= City. Mr.. DAILY breaches ever
= evening at 500 o'clock except Sa
9 urday and Mrs. DAILY every mornin
2 at o:3o except Monday and Tuesda
q The meetings will continue ne,
q week. Next Sunday afternoon
= 3 O'Clock Mr.. Daily will address me
3 only in the Baptist church and
3 the. same hour Mrs. DAILY will adtre
g ladies only in the Methodist churc