Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-10-31
Court adjourned last Saturday.
Sam Givler was In town Wednes-

AK rOtttCk was down ron Mlnne-
ola last Sunday.
The wheat that was sown early is
up and in fine condition.
James Funk, of Omaha, was here
last week visiting relatives.
Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Barton last Sunday.
Miss Alice Allen IS rapidly re-
covering from typhoid fever.
Judtc Selvidge is back from Mis-
souri, and will remain several weeks.
The editor, wife and baby, return
eb from Wichita Monday morning.
DR.. Gibbins will shortly move
into the south Office of the opera
house.
Mrs. G.. B. Allen and children re-
turned from Ohio the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Taylor: left
Sunday for their home in Caney
Kansas.
Mrs. L. R. Kyger is rapidly re-
covering and will soon have her
usual health.
Mrs. R. P. Smith and daughter of
Dalhart, is here visiting Capt. Os-
good and family.
John Innis has purchased the in
terest of B. F.. Cox in the H. 6.
Marshall Mer. Co.
The city is having alley and street
crossings built. Contractor Lewis
is doing the work.
The Bucklin Banner has changed
hands. Frazier & Hays having
purchased the same.
The new restaurant has opened
up for business and they have neat
and up-to-now place.
Bunch & Dalgarn are remodeling
their storeroom inside and will soon
have it in fine shape.
w. H. Walter has a horse and
cattle sale advertised for Saturday
at the stock yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Elliot and
children, formerly of this place, are
now living at Wichita, Kansas.
The attendance at : the skating
rink is as large as ever. 1t is open
every Tuesday.andaSat nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Shepler of
Hepedale, Ohio, are here visiting
Rev. Allison and mother. Mrs.
Shepler is daughter of Mrs. Allison.
Mrs. A. v. Bateman has returaed
from her extended visit to eastern
Kansas and will remain for the
winter.
Miss Ora Keith, daughter of Mrs.
J. NJ. Robinson, will stay with her
grandparents since death of her
mother.
The fish pond still remains in
front of the post Office. Something
ought to be done to make the stree,
passible in rainy weather.
Owing to large amount OF
work we are compelled to omit the
bills allowed at the last session oi
the board but same will appear next
week.
Last Thursday and Friday oul
country was visited with fine rain
which was great help to wheat
and to ground preparatory to sow
ing.
Some boy on the way from Bor
chers Tuesday set the grass afire il
Marshalls pasture and burned up ;
stack of hay and considerable uncu
! hay The boy in lighting acigarett
threw the lighted match n.the gras
i,-L ,-A.r+aA tho f,la1e
| Wheat declined about 6 cents pc
bushel as a result of the Wall stree
furry. A fight was evidently OIL
among the monied men. Anothe
good reason why the governmen
should control the currency instea
of the Wall Street Bankers, as tn
government had to come to the res
cue.
In district court this last wee
William Rail- was found guilty by
Jury, of assault and battery and wa
a Sz5 fine and costs which amounte
to SI35. This is the case wherei
Rail- assaulted one Maston Cline {
of Fowler some time ago, whic
case grew out of recent liquor az
!itation at that place. Rail- paid h
fine and costs and returned hom,
II seems that this is very cost
way to get even with any one.
We are informed that w. r. Sta
ford, who got up the especial" r
presented to the people that
would be printed on fine quail
glazed book paper; but when he d
klivered them they we're printed {
the very cheapest quality of me-
/ paper. but he delivered them j.