Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-05-02

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A. T. Bodle Jr. was in Topeka
the first of the week on business.
County Commissioners Proceed
ings are published in this issue.
George Wehrle is now doing the
mechanical work of the News.
Mrs. Ed. Sheriff., of Bucklin, was
visiting her parents few days last
week.
The County treasurer's statement
and other county business appear III
this issue. =
Mrs. H. ST. Martin, of Fowler was
II Meade Sunday visiting Mrs. w.
F. Balm.
WANTED-Two girls to hand iron
in steam laundry. Call on MEDIA
BOYER, Meade Kansas.
A card from Chas. Emick says,
send the News to Valverde, Colo.
where he has located.
The pupils of the city school ex-
pect to have picnic at Col. Bal
lard's spring Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mcclure and
little daughter, of Liberal, are visit
ing relatives in Meade.
Art Schmoker came up from Jarilla,
N. NJ. this week TO visit several
days with relatives.
C. NJ. Gates was here from
Towanda this week looking after his
place southeast of Meade.
James T. Walter, of Mill Greek,
1. T. has been here on business and
also to visit with his parents.
Miss Laura Mackey, of Nye,
Okla, is visiting Misses Anna and
Mildred Johnston of this city.
The Meade High School won the
debate at Fowler last Friday night.
A large crowd from here attended.
Mr. M. A. Evans is now foreman
of the Crooked l. ranch. We ac-
knowledge pleasant call from Mr..
Evans.
We publish the program of the
Meade School Entertainment which
will be given to night at Masonic
hall.
WANTED-To buy some young
sows or sows with pig. Call or ad-
dress-The Artesian Valley Invest
ment Co.
P.J. Barnstetter, and son, of Mer-
tilla, twp, were in Meade last Sat-
urday and made this Office a very
pleasant call.
The High School nine went over
to Plains last Sunday and strung the
Plains nine on the fence to the ex-
tent of 16 to 9.
Miss Zada Black returned last
Saturday from Lawrance where she
has been visiting a few weeks with
her mother and sisters.
The News job department printed
some large bills this week for N. M.
Ellis advertising his celebrated
French Coach stallion, Ciceron.
We had another snow and sleet
last Monday morning. This is very
remarkable weather for April 2oth.
1t will retard spring spring crops to
some extent.
Mr.. Chas. Bullard and family, OF
Lawton, Okla. have moved to
Meade and will reside for the pres
ent. Mr.. Bullard is a brother oi
Mrs. T. N. Walters, of this city.
R. w. Orr and family left Wed
nesday for New Mexico where they
will remain for the present. Rube
has mining interests there and the5
are very profitable.
Rev. J. J. Griffin, of Eldorado
Kansas, will preach at the Baptis
church Sunday morning, May 5tf
morning and evening. Come ou
and hear him.
There will be an ice cream socia
Nay 10th at the school in the r. I
Boyer district and the proceeds will
be used to purchase price of al
organ for the district.
DR.. Fee has recently installed
system of the new inverted holloy
wire lamps and they are beauty
They were furnished by the Sterlin
Gas Lamp Co of this city.
D. F. Cochran and Geo. Gray ex
pect to leave in a few days fo
Johnston City where they will re
main for the pr, sent. Mr.. Cochra
informed us that he would engag
in the real estate business.
J. H. Camp returned Tuesda
morning from his visit to Towands
to see Marshal and family. He
living on his place southeast of towr
which was not sold with the r,