The advocate., 1890-09-03

lnty nave DuL 10 employ MF' HiBhbIllIe ana sue
FRANK p. II. DAILY, Clerk DIST Court,
q. l., OHRfZRUN, County Treasurer,
N. N. JONES, Sheriff.
H. M. MURRAY, Auditor,
H. y. EAHELMAN, Recorder
On the Goth May, 1887, this
same Larned ChrOnOscope that now
vilifes Mr.. Rightmire because he has
been made a candidate Of the peoples
party, contained the following, copied
from It's files:
w. H. Rightmire and Mr.. Clifford, OF GriswOld,
Iowa. have opened a law Office In the Dunaway
block. Regarding Mr.. Rightmre, the Atlantic
OOwa) Messenger says. Nv. II. Rghtmlre and
family Of GriswOId, left Wednesday for Larned,
Kansas, where he will open "a law Office. Mr..
ltightmire came 10 GriswOld In May, 1880, and
has been citizen Of that place ever since. by
Strict attention TO business, he has built up
fine and growing practice, and we think he
makes mistake In leavingt. However, having
been called TO Topeka, Kansas, by u ease In the
United States court he was attracted by that
state and Immediately began TO make arrange
ments TO move there. In politics Mr. Rlghtmire
has been u republican, and In 1884 no canyassed
the Ninth Congressional district under appoint
ment Of the state central committee We sin
cerely wish him good luck In his new home.
In the same issue Of the Chrome
scope appears the following matter:
SEND w MORE or THE SAME KIND.
Last week there departed from GrlswOld, for
Lamed, Kansas, W. Il, Rightmre, ESQ, and his
estm6be family. Mr.. RightmIre goes TO Lar
ned 10 engage In the practice OF the legal pro-
iessiOn making the change after due COnsldera-
tiOn and careful survey Of all the surroundings.
Mr. RIghtmire engaged In the practice OF law In
this country In 1880, and since then he has
worked himself up TO place and fame among the
members OF the Cass county bar. OF genial,
sunny temperament, and possessed Of u keen
legal mind, he has made many frlendsamong the
legal and social road he has Travelled I'm this
county, NIL of whom wish him continued peace
and prosperity In his new home, His legal
ability will, no doubt, advance him TO the front
rank and position IN his new home state, and we
would not bo surprised TO hear that people Of the
~. John commonwealth will, at an early date,
Insist upon honOrng him with the title Of Judge
Mr.. Rightmlre is good man, and we cordially
commend him 10 the good treatment Of the good
people Of Larned. .-CGss Co. Qd.,) Democrat
On July 6, 1888 six months after
the aforesaid indictment was quashed
this same Larned ChronOscope had
this to say editorially:
w. +. Rlghtmlre will leave to-day for Cotton
wood Falls, where he expects TO reside peTma-
nently lie has the attOrneyshlp for three large
insurance companies and will move 10 the above
city on account Of los center Of location. His
family will follow as soon as the necessary ar
angements can be made. While we regret 10
give up such men from our Cltyas Mr.. Rlghtmre,
yet wo take pride In commencing him TO the peO-
pie Of Cottonwood Falls, among whom he Is
about 10 assume business relations, Having
came TO Iarned something over year ago. Mr.
Il. has attended strictly to business, winning
many friends both in and out Of the profession
The insurance companies who have secured his
services may rest assured that their interests
will he guarded with all the zeal and ability they
could desire
On April 27, 1883, Judge j. O.
Strang, the Judge who quashed the
Indictment, gave the following testi-
mony three months after that inter.
esting event, Judge Strang's testi-
mony was given in q case where Mr..
Rightmire's affidavit had been taken
and was for the purpose of establish
ing the character of the witness. II
is as follows:
j. G. Strang being by me first duly sworn, ex-