Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-10-24
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Judge Price arrived Monday to b,
here for court.
County treasurer's statement is il
the News today.
Mrs l.. E. Wood returned from
Wichita this week.
Anson Randolph and wife are
visiting Judge Randolph.
Co. Attorney Sullivan was over
to Fowler on business Saturday.
Richard Kobs is now behind the
counter at DR. Leslies drug store.
Judge Smith went up to Fowler
last Saturday where he had sale.
A. ]. Byrns was over at Fowler
last Saturday doing the auctioneel
stunt.
Dist. Court is nowin session, the
Judge and stenpgrapher came in
Monday night.
Mr.. Max Dyck, of Halstead,
Kansas, is employed at the Mis-
souri, Lumber Yard.
Louis Boehler and B. S. McMeel
went down to Pratt last Sunday to
look after business interests.
The brick work on the Meade
State Bank building is up one story
and will soon be up the desired
hight.
Chas. Tallev returned from K. C.
last Saturday where he had been at
tending the American Royal cattle
show.
Among the foreign ATTORNEYS here
this week are. Judges Peters and
Price, Messrs Watkins, Switzer,
Martin and Wolford.
Broom corn is still being brought
to Meade. We are advised that
about 200 tons has already been
contracted for.
Michael Colgan and sister Miss
Rosa Colgan are visiting their
brothers, Bob and Will, their home
is in Canada aud they have not seen
each other for several years.
The liquor case against the Rob-
insons of Fowler was dismissed by
the County Attorney. Robinson
agreeing to pay all costs and per-
NIT a permanent Injunction to be
issued against him.
Howard Norman was in town last
Saturday driving his 3 year old
colt. 1t is coal black
in color and promises good speed.
Mr.. Norman is justly proud of him.
Mrs. R. Meek left last Sunday
for her home in Colo. after several
days visit here. Ralph Frame, her
youngest brother accompanied her
and will stay out there for the pre-
sent.
Chas. Day, of Onaga, Kansas
purchased 90 head of and =, year
old steers from Geo. DeCow this
week. The price paid was s3.75
per hundred. George says this is
the best sale he ever made. Mr..
Day will ship them to feed lots in
Pottawatomie county.
The people of Beaver City are
organizing a company to build
railroad to connect with the Rock
Island at Liberal or Hooker. There
is no denying the fact that the peo-
pie of Beaver county need a rail
road and We hope they will succeed
in getting one. We don't know
enough about the business to give
them any advice, but we always
that railroad building was
pretty big proposition-Liberal
Independent.
Perry Ward of Union City Ind.
arrived yesterday'morning and spent
the day in the city shaking hands
with his many friends. Mrs. Ward
accompanied him as far as Hutchin-
son and will remain for some time.
Mr.. Ward left on the evening
train for Meade county to look
after his farm and other interests
there and will remain for few DAYS
then he will return 10 this CITY and
stay for time and possibly locate
here as he still owns his residence
property in this city. Perry looks
we'll and is enjoying the best of
health-Arlington Enterprise.
Phelps opera house was opened
over at Meade by the Wolford Stock
Co., with three nights stand.
Wonday night, ga Wifes Honor
was presented; Tuesday "Dora
Thorne" and Wednesday, ssThe
Little Minister" The company
was strong-yes indeed exceptional.
ly so. Had the ssPrompter" receiv.
ed the support he deserved the
shows would perhaps been wortl
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