Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-12-05
John Wehrle has new ad in this

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| Christmas falls on Wednesda
this year.
| Carlisle Bros. have a dray ad il
this issue.
Mr.. Hess of the Hutchinson New
was in town today.
Rev. Allison held services a
Buckhn last Sunday.
Trustee Judd is opening the roat
out west of town this week.
VIM. Totheroh went to Pratt yes
terday for few days visit.
Fred Wheeler is here visiting hi
his mother, Mrs. Robinson.
w. H. Dalgarn has his sale adver
tised in this issue of the News.
D. M. Mackey was up from the
Cimarron few days this week.
Miss Alice Allen is visiting Mis-.
St. Martin at Fowler this week.
The First National Bank has g
condensed ststement in this issue.
c. H. Burford is now regularly
employed at The First National
Bank.
Mrs Thos. Johnston has gone
to Anadarko, Okla to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Rube Orr.
Claus Cordes, of Odee, made us
call last Saturday aud ordered the
moral guide continued.
Anson Randolph and wife left
Wednesday for Los Angles, Cal,
where they will remain for the win
ter.
Mrs. Lamkin, of Gray county,
visited several days this week and
last at the home if the editor and
wife.
The weather remains almost per-
feet, the mornings and evenings be-
ing cool but the days are very pleas
ant.
DIP. Wysong, as administrator
of the estate of James F. Eason,
deceased has a sale advertised in
this issue.
A. v. Veatch was down from
Fowler last Tuesday on business.
He has bought the Nett livery barn
at that place.
The Meade High School and
the Liberal High School will
play foot ball at Meade next Satur-
day afternoon.
Train No. was running in two
sections Wednesday as was also No.
3 The crowds seem to be going to
Texas and New Mexico.
c. Kimsey is the new north-side
barber and he has his sign in the
News. He purchased the shop from
Chas Crum who returned to Smith
County.
DR.. w. F. Fee and wife left Mon
day for Denver, where they will
visit for couple of weeks and the
docter will attend the medical as
soclation.
Albert Hemple, accompanied by
his brother-in-law, L. J. Reordan
were visitors at our Office Monday.
Mr.. Hemple left an ad for his sale
on Dec. 18th.
A. ]. Byrns has begun the erec-
ton of concrete block house for
himself, in the southwest part of
town. 1t will make a valuable adj
dition to that part of the city.
Miss Leila Huston left last Tues.
for eastern Kansas for several weeks
visit. Miss Leila has been deputy
portmaster for some time and was
accommodating and well liked by
everyone. She will be greatly miss
ed in that position.
AS we predicted Will Totheroh
went to Pratt Wednesday and was
married to former Mis-. Totheroh
and returned to Meade today and
are located in the new residence in
the north part of the city. The
News extend congratulations.
Mr.. Fred Newberry, of Aurora,
Neb., made this Office a pleasant
call last Wednesday. Mr. New
berry Is the purchaser of the Geo.
B. Allen ranch, and expects to move
out here by the first of March. He
accompanied Mr.. Allen out to the
ranch.
Mrs. c. A. Mars had the mis-
fortune to break her arm at the rink
last Saturday afternoon. With a
number of other ladies she was en-
joying the the sport of skating when
she fell with the above result. The
break was in the left arm at the
wrist with fracture at tbe elbow
also. She is resting well at present.
The Greensburg foot ball team
came down Thanksgiving day and
played game with the Meade team
The score was IL to O in favor n