Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-07-28

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barn for Gay Gates.
L. F. Schumacher bought C.
M. Gates Ford machine.
H. H. Williams and wife made
a trip to Englewood this week.
Won Prosky's Band have about
$4,000 worth of new music which
they will play at the reunion.
WANTED: $50 acres plowed.
S1.5O per acre. S. N. Rats.
Phone L. S. L. PA. 2St3
WANTED-Sod breakers. Will pay
SITS per acre. Bowen Bros, ID
miles northwest of Meade. If
Ira Scott and family and S. G.
Sumpter, set aside the cares of
city life Sunday and went to the
home of Jess Mckinney, south
east of Meade. They report an
enjoyable day.
Editor Millmau of the Libearl
News was Meade visitor Sun
day. We did not meet him, but
learned from the hotel people
that he was feeling badly and
only got out in time to catch his
train home. Hope he comes out
of the kinks soon.
Moses Black was elected pres
ident and Mrs. F. w. Curl, sec
rotary, at the Sunday school
. convention held at Fowler last
: Tuesday. lowing to the busy
time, says the Gazette, "not a
very large crowd was present..
The next convention will be held
at Plains early next year.
Miss Alice Adams entertained
number of her little friends in
the parlors of the National Ho-
tel last Friday evening from
eight to ten in honor of Miss
> Mildred Payne, of Hutchinson.
A number of games were played
by the little ladies' and last but
! not least, all partook of refresh
I ments daintily served. They all
report a pleasant evening and
a Miss Alice a most delightful en-
Y tertainer. Those present we're:
Madge Elliott, Margaret Wilson
Nora McMeel, Artie Osborne
;. Lucille Twist.
Misses Gwladys Jones, Grace
: Fullington, Mildred Johnston,
:. Mar jorie Bodle and Mona Nc
Il Meel enjoyed a rather pleasant
outing last Friday evening in the
i way of trip through Artesian.
a In Chas. Dettinger's car, and
driven by him, the party left
: Meade about $50 P. NJ, going
, directly to the Wick grove where
they ate their supper, going
from there on to Fowler to "see
r the sights" of that town. From
there they returned home. We
are safe in saying the girls en-
+ joyed themselves.
i, Brig. Gen. o. r. Stevens, Depart
: ment Commander of the Patri-
archs Militant branch of Odd
e Fellowship for Kansas showed
: the News man an engraving in
}. colors of General M. A. Raney of
Baltimore, Maryland, Grand
Commander of the Patriarchs
Il Militant of the world. General
y Raney also holds the position of
y President of Council of Military
d Fraternities, composed of all
civic semi-military organizations.
n The engraving is work of art,
o the beauty of which was en-
HANGED by beautiful frame, the
: work of the Fletcher Furniture
Co.
), This office is in receipt of Vol 1
S No. l of the Moffat News, Moi
t fat, Colorado. AT the head of
= the editorial column" appears
the name of John D. Wehrle, the
former editor of this paper, as
= editor. The News is a neat,
clean and nicely printed paper,
full of the stuff it takes to make
y town, and looks familiar to
those who are acquainted with
:, the former editor of the Meade
s News. If the people of Moffat
: have the proper appreciation of
/ conscientious effort they will see
l. that John has plenty OF ads to
keep him in good spirits He is
l. the kind. that knows the how and
will boost for the town.