The Globe-republican., 1900-04-19
FORD ITEMS.
From Our Regular Correspondent
The youngest child of John Small is
recovering from severe sickness.

The youngest child of John Small Is
recovering from severe sickness
A younger brother of our Rail Road
agent. W. F. Bland, has arrived from
the Buckeye State and VIII try SunIloser
life awhile.
The farmers have resumed corn list
ing again where the super abundance or
moisture Will permit Some are still
figuring on The suppressed evidences of
Weather Prophet Hicks foretoId drouth.
Mr.. Jones, who formerly lived
South West of Ford. has returned to this
vicinity with his family AID occupies the
Mrs Shaw farm, south east of Ford. and
after several years absence is Ford
county farmer again
Miss Summersby closed her term OF
school in the primary room last week.
She has not only been successful in her
school work, endearIng herself 10 her
pupils bat holds the esteem of patrons
aud many friends, won during her stay
at Ford. Miss 8Iotz continues in charge
of the school another month.
Ford Congregational Sunday School
observed Easter with some pleasant ex-
ereises by the children and young peo-
pie Ethel Small and Kate 81 orrison
ACiAOSASb 0ASts OlIO
reeited - An Easter Legend the choir
sang good anthems. Miss Geddis grsced
the organ.
That Meade sssafe buster tramp
seems TO have furnished romantic hon
ors to the daring capturers last week.
Morrison as equestrian advance
guard and ssthat bad man from Texas,
Walter Van Horn, are wreathed with
emblems of coura ge while naked terrors
mistify visionary shadows around Tom
Dilinger7s straw pile. a halo OF triumph,
like pillar of fire, CLEANED in the path
Of Meade's unfalterlng deputy
PLEASANT VALLEY
j. H. Smart transferred several hun
dred head of cattle from his ranch here
to the Mulberry pasture west of Ford.
George Matkins has just completed
a coy residence convenient for himself
and courteous lady to make home cheer
full and entertain visitors and friends.
The Valley people have reorganized
a Union Sunday School with Ii. Pea
cock Superintendent and Mrs Travis
as Secretary. Sunday School held at p.
Miss Ona Ackley will close her seven
months successful term OF school on Sat
urday, April 2sth, with literary exercises
of pupils and patrons.
Mr. Smart and Mr.. Mills lost a
number of cattle from effects of the late
storm although they We're IN good condi-
ton before it came. The former Ioosing
up in the twenties the latter more than
double that number
1t would have taken very forcible
Christian Science argument TO convince
J. w. Travis that pain was a mere fancy
during his late experience-a puneture
in his hand with rusty nail-neither
would he have admitted that gestures
practically should be always graceful
Frank Mills and son changed a herd
of 1900 head of his cattle from his ranch
a few miles east of here to their pasture
near GTeensburg. kiowa co, the fore part
of this week. 1t was test of patience
effort and vocal culture TO induce the
quadrupeds to accept free transportation
across the Valley bridge necessary on
account of high water Inyectives and
uncouth hyperboles not advocated in
in classic rhetoric nor endorsed in Shell
don literature was music for the bovine
auricles.