Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1906-07-19

Tuesday.
Chas. Boyer and wife have moved
to Plains.
| Dan McNutt is here from Empor.
ia on business.
Tom Bodle is in the eastern par,
of the state this week on business,
DR.. Fee informs US of the serious
illness of child of Jim McElroy, ot
Fowler.
A. J. George, Sec'y of the Fowler
Academy, and wife were in Meade
Tuesday.
Jay Ellis is drilling we'll for Mrs.
Williams on her lots north of the
Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Walters lit
tie daughter, Miss Zane is quite sick
with malaria fever.
Lem Kyger and Art Schmoker left
Tuesday morning for Hutchinson to
spend few days.
Mr.. Ernest Russell and wife, of
lola, Kansas, are visiting H. G..
Marshall and family.
Denny Coon returned from his
eastern trip last week where he had
taken some horse to sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. McCausland
and daughter of Wichita, are visit
ing c. P. Fullington and family.
Harry Collingwood. of Plains,
was in the city Tuesday. Mr.. c.
will be cashier of the new bank at
Plains.
Mrs. c. A. Hulburt left this morn
ing for Towanda, Kansas to visit
several weeks with relatives and
friends.
Bible study every Wednesday ev-
ening at the Presbyterian church
conducted by the pastor. Every
one is invited.
Mrs. S. P. Bunch has our thanks
for fine bouquet of flowers from
her garden. Also sample of some
very fine peaches.
H. Llewelyn Jones has begun the
erection of an office building just
east of the court house. B. F.
Thompson has the contract.
Jack Roberts went to Hutchinson
Monday to consult specialist in
regard to his hearing which has late
ly affected him. He returned Thurs
day.
The small daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. Beach swallowed some poison
ed water from fly paper and was SER
lously sick. Doc Fee reports her
getting along nicely.
J.R. Keith assisted by Ed. Christ
man and Geo. Stroud finished the
cement work on Leslie's drug store
building last week and went to Fow
ler Sunday.
Section SO, twp 81 range 80 will
be sold by the county treasurer on
August 18th. 1t comprises 64o acres
of school land and is appraised at
81 and So per acre.
Rev. Stamper brought US some
samples of very fine peaches raised
in his orchard at his home on the
south side. They were very fine and
We appreciated his remembrance of
US.
VIM. Ellis, of Fowler twp, drop
ped in to chat with us few minutes
last Tuesday. Bill has one of the
finest ranches in Meade county and
is numbered among our most sub
stantial citizens.
Harry Hunter, of Mitchell, Kan
sas, who has been clerking for. Par
sons at Plains, stopped in Meade
Tuesday and visited Moses Black
and family. He was on his way to
his home.
Mrs. Ben White and daughter
Miss Elsie left Tuesday morning for
their home at Wichita, Kansas.
Ben will leave overland in few
days for the same place.
w. B. Hines and wife, of Dor
renee, Kansas, accompanied by MIR.
Nixon Rich and wife were visitors
in Meade Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hines are the parents of Mrs. Rich
and are here to look at the country.
Drs. Nicholson, of Plains, and Fee
of Meade, performed an operation
on Mrs. 7. B. Novinger, of Plains,
last Friday. She was in a very crit
ical condition but the operation was
very successful and she is rapidly
improving.
Scott Lane arrived last night from
Springport, Mich. accompanied by
Mr.. Pumley, trained nurse. Scott
is unable to walk alone and and has