The Globe-republican., 1893-03-10

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, of his home.
Mrs. A. w. Bedford. living three az
one-half miles west of Ford. looks f,
her father next week. He will bring b
, family along, probably take farm
the great wheat belt.
Henry Cook has bought the Pennewe
& Bates store building in Ford, and wi
move it on his farm two and one-ha
miles northeast of Ford. across the rive
to add to his dwelling.
Joe Worker this week moved the Well
dwelling house from Ford out to hi
farm in the school section four and one
half miles southwest from Ford. H
will move his family into the place an,
make il his home
! The ladies of the l. .. g. L. will serv
refreshments at the /. o. G.. L. Hall oil
Tuesday evening, March ii, to member
in good standing. If you are in arrear
come prepared to pay up and enjoy ;
pleasant social evening.
The last issue ofeBro. Sutton's organ
across the way devoted considerable at.
tention to the editor of this paper. L, i:
quite flattering to be regarded of suffi.
! cient Importance To so frequently receive
extended notice IN the columns of oul
esteemed contemporary.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF A. o. L. w
Protection lodge No. l72 A. o. L. w., i;
invited to banquet with the Degree Of
Honor Wednesday evening. March 18th
Without further comment this notice
should insure good attendance.
F. II. MADISON. NJ. W.
L. y. Stockton. of Ford tells US he has
just received a letter from his mother.
who lives in Mason county. in which she
states that fifty families from Lewis coun-
ty, Ky, prepared to start next week, for
western Kansas. 1t is supposed to be
their intention to buy farms somewhere
in this region.
Mrs. Sam Wollman left for La Cross.
Kansas, last Wednesday morning. She
desires to express her heartfelt thanks to
the many kind friends who have so faith
fully helped care for her uncle, J. Collar.
through his serious illness. and will be
glad TO welcome any who can visit her
at La Crosse.
W. I. Coolidge sold to Harrison Pit
man, of Amsterdam, Indiana, the north
east quarter of section twelve. township
twenty-nine, range twenty-five. This
purchase was made by Mr.. Pitman as
an investment. He could have sold the
place next day after the deed vas exc
cuted for an advance of seventy five
dollars. but declined the offer.
Chas. c. Richard. who bought the
Weston farm near Ford. where 81! BUSH
els of wheat were raised last year. came
out last Friday with his family to take
He brought along car lead
of stock aud household goods. He at
once purchased a supply of farm imple-
ments of Andy Russell and will proceed
to farm it in good style.
The county superintendent has made
special arrangement by which the teach
ers can go to Spearevilie Saturday MORN
ing. attend the association. and return
in good season in the evening. Through
the kindness of Mr.. Gardner the freight
train leaving at $50 a. m. will carry all
who desire to go. and those who desire
to return early can do so on the local.
due in Dodge at 6 p.P. A large crowd
and profitable time are anticipated.
Governor Lewelling, when asked whether
he proposed to abide by the decision of
the supreme court or not. said that he
would De governed entirely ''by the
wishes OF his party The idea that
there are any other considerations than
the demands of his party" which
should control the actions of public
official. has never got farther than the
outside of Mr.. dwellings skull.-Well-
iYgton Monitor-PresS.
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Andy Russell. of Ford, was in Dodge
City last Tuesday devising how he might
escape attendance on the petit jury at
Wichita. A summons reached him
Monday evening commanding attendance
upon the United States district court on
Monday He took the first train en- route
for Wichita via Dodge City, but on ar
irving here, learned that the jury was
already made up. so returned home.
himself upon his escape
from jury service.
p. Cobb, one of Ford county 5 prosper
miles east of the city on
the river road. last week visited Kinsley
and brought home with him = very fine
span of mules. Mr.. Cobb's experience