Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1907-11-07

The tax levy appears in this issue.
The Old Guard have a new ad.
| this week.
Ned Jenkins went to Hooker, Ok.
last week.
Julius Riley, of Fowler, was in
town last Tuesday.
A. c. Olin was a business visitor
in Meade Tuesday.
Joe Dorland was down from
Greensburg this week.
R. W. Griggs made a business
trip to Liperal last Friday.
d. c. Grigsby is here from Bar
Der Co. visiting his parents.
The weather is fine and consider
able wheat is being sown.
John Cordes made us a financial
call this week while in the city.
Don't fail to see Two Merry
Tramps at the Opera house Nov. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Ripper,
of Fowler were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Hartley of Barber Co. is here
visiting his old nelghbor, Mr.. Grigs-
by.
P. J. Lee is building himself a
shop on the square south of the
tank.
Frank Bennett has been at Fowler
this week looking after the Central
Office.
Chas. Boyer and wife were over
from Plains Tuesday in their Auto
mobile.
H. G. Fulkerson of Larned. was
here this week writing accident in
surance.
A. J. Byrns has been very busy
the past week plastering the Stalder
house.
Max Clots is down in Okla. on a
visit and is expected home in a short
time.
S. o. Ball is visiting in this city
having been out in New Mexico Wis
iting his son Austin.
10. Stevens of Goats Kansas,
is here visiting his brother, o. R.
Stevens and family.
James Eason has been very i'll
with typhoid fever at the home of
John Braden in this city.
Mrs. J. R. Griggs returned from
Holden, Mo. where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Chris Eckhoff, former Judge of
Odee twp. made US pleasant call
last week while in the city.
Don't forget the Farmers meeting
at the opera house Nov. I8. A
good program has been prepared.
Mrs. ]. R. Colgan returned from
St. Louis, last Tuesday where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
The Plains Journal has put on 6
pages of patant Ii is a creditable
paper for Plains and deserves a
good patronage.
Dist. Clerk John Elliot made a
trip to Minneola last Monday and
returned Tuesday. i, He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. John Shaw and daughter re-
turned last Saturday from Murphys-
borough, ILL.,, where they had been
visiting for about months.
Capt. Osgood went to Wichita
last Saturday evening and returned
Tuesday. He stopped at Pratt or
the way and visited his SON Will.
Cyrus Cowan brought to this of
fee fine large head of cabbage
last week. Mr.. Cowan had severa
thousand pounds of this vegetable
this year and it was fine.
The new firm of Bunch & Dalgarr
have an ad in this weeks issue
This firm has added a fine stock o
general hardware to the harness stool
and now have anything you want il
that line.
John Stalder has enlarged his res
idence on his farm east of Mead
and now has a commodious o-roou
house. He moved the old house u
the hill east of the old location an
then built the additions.
John Stalder and wife returne
from Hutchinson Monday, wher
Mrs. Sralder has been receivin
medical treatment. and where Joh
has been at work on his alfalfa Gu
tiyator which he will have compile
ed in short time.
The Walter sale at the stock yarc
last Saturday was well attended an
everything sold we'll. Mr. Stamps
was the auctioneer and is demon
trating that he can get good price
He has had several sales lately an
they have been successful. Jim is