Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-12-19
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Eber Ellis is now doing the.clerk.
ing stunt in Leslies drug store.
Mrs. A. o. Rosenberg is quite
sick.with an attack of pneumonia.
Don'e forget the mask ball at the
opera house ON the night of the
25th.
The Sorter Broom Corn Co. ship
ped several cars of broomcorn last
week.
Herman Boiling left last week
for Hulda Mo-, where he will spend
the winter.
Mr.. Holsie Danks, of Nye Okla.
is the latest to enroll among our list
of subscribers.
Frank Truax is home from Tope-
ka to spend Christmas with his
mother and family.
r. Buis returned from K. C. last
Friday where he had been with sew
eral cars of cattle.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l. Stamper has been quite ill
for the past few days.
Have you seen the Alvin 60
carts at Stamper & Kygers3 The
most convenient thing out.
Miss Georgia Rutherford is again
at her place in the H. G. Marshall
Mer. Co., keeping books.
The Baptist Sunday school will
have their Christmas entertainment
at the church on the evening of the
24th.
Come in aud see US. 1t is a
pleasure to goods, Open even
ings until after holidays. Stamper &
Kyger.
Clark Leach is home from Colo.
to spend the holidays and rumor
has it that he will take a wife back
with him.
John Innis and family have NOV
ed to Meade and are occupying the
residence Just southeast of the
school house.
John Baughman and Don +.
Edwards came over from Plains
Tuesday in their automobile return
ing the same evening.
Stamper & Kyger are closing out
bankrupt stock of novelty goods
at very low prices and will be open
evenings until after Christmas.
We presume the Farmers Insti-
tute is dead, at least we have heard
nothing more about it since the Pro-
fessor was here from Manhattan.
Mrs. John Frame and son Edward
returned from Haskell County We'd
nesday. Edward expects to return
Fsiday and remain there all winter.
County Attorney Sullivan had
been under the weather for several
days last week and this but is better
at present and able to attend his of
fee.
We note from the Beaver Okla,
Democrat, that our friend Newman
Is back in charge of the paper, after
10 weeks wrestling with typhoid
fever.
The Episcopal bazaar proved
very successful last Saturday
About SIoo was netted which viii
be used in constructing sidewalk:
to the church lots.
A. V. Angel and wife were over
from Plains yesterday and while
here Mr.. Angel made this Office ;
very pleasant call. He informed
US that he and his boys have ou
about 100 acres of fall wheat, als'
that his crop this year averaged
over 10 bushels per acre.
We are advised that Mrs. Myrol
Byrns died in a hospital at Scot
City, Neb. Tuesday. We have NJ
particulars. Mr.. Byrns and famil,
left here few years ago and locates
in Montana but later moved t,
Nebraska. Mrs. Byrns will be re
membered by many of our old re
residents as Miss Bertha McMullel
and h7ed at Byers Kansas. MI
Byrns and the four children certain
ly have the sympathy of their man
friends here.
Capt. Lloyd Evans, of Dodg
came over to Meade last Frida
with Eieuts. Stevens and Smith
Capt. Evans inspected the Canto
Meade No 8 P. M. l. o. o. F. {
this place. While in the city b
was entertained by Capt. Buis, {
Canton Meade, at his home In ii
northwest part of the city. who Ell
deavored to make his visit here
pleasant as possible. Capt. Eval
was recently elected Major of IL
Second Battalion, being very pop
lar in this branch of the order. r