The Globe-republican., 1900-02-15
FORD ITEMS.
Fro1n onr Regnlar corresponaer,t.


Charley sappepfield has been enter
tanning the measles at II. c. Davis
Sherman Tanners father returned
home to Missouri Saturday. after spend
ing a weeks visit with Sherman on his
farm and baehelorhood.
20. b Melia is reeuperating = nicely on
five meals daily
# p Sweeney has started in the
swineherd business
Little Elmer stofer is slowly recov-
ering under the care of DIR Hollopeter
The boy has had a serious time of it.
-Themas Weston changed the location
Of store building in Bucl>lin, Saturday.
for Mont Taylor, who is having it re
modled for picture gallery
--Alf Melia has been delivering :. corn
contract to DR.. Hollopeter's farm for
Sam Drake.
The reported sick list for the past
week ave Maggie aud Harley TrebleeocIl.
Carrie and Henry Brink Mrs Lyman
MsEzean and Marshall Reynolds The
last conyaiescing under Dr. speneer's
care.
Rev John Lloyd has purchased an
outfit ana embarked in the photography
business
The Congregational Sunday school
was pleased to, see Mrs. Kate Van Horne
with them on the 4th. /. *. and she
drove down from Dodge City tll,,t
morning, and were greeted by many
friends.
Mike brennan shipped n ear load OF
| cattle to Wabaunsee county
DR. ,Albertson has sold his drug store
to DIR. Spe ncer, ,sfrom Colorado. who will
continue the business With an increased
stock. He is a practicing physician We
are sorry to loose DIR. AIbertson and wife
from our community. Mrs. a. is one of
ot.r best Sunday school workers
i Morgan Bently creates a longer sha-
dow now since he figures the future
prospects of that twelve pound boy that
arrived to entertain him Sunday night.
| c. L. Hatfield dons the grandpa title With
the grace and timidity of college
freshman. Speak gently boys,
Saturday. great expectation for Sat
urdsy afternoon is fight the tourna- :
ment grounds between a Boer badger
and English bull dog. Bert Bogart
offers premium to the dog that whips
his badger. Bring on your dogs.
Miss Emma Giddis and Mrs. Mar
shall Reynolds have ordered their spring
stock of excellent millinery and ladies'
furnishing goods.
PLEASANT VALLEY
1t was the writer's pleasure to drive
down to Pleasant Valley Saturday even
ing and enjoy over Sunday the congcnia
sociability and hospitality OF j. f
Travis and family, who now conyen-
iently located en- the Cotterman- Dewe
place. 1t is a comnlodious residence
which within las been renovated and re
: touched with industrious hands; th'
artistic hand of Miss Mabel reflects beaut,
and arrangements from wood and walls o
, every room. and when the outside get
its share OF the painters brush this hom
Will have additiona beauty TO the nov
cheerful place for this cordial family tC
entertain their friends aud visitors.
The people Of the valley are gcner
Gus in their hospitality. of which Wy
{ have also shared that of the families 0
S G. a. Jones. L. G. Griffith, r. c. Dewe
: and George Matkins.
3 Some changes in the valley hav
1 taken place within the last year r. c
Dewel is comfortably instalied on tn
SidIow-Fravel farm with its Cheerful
grove. DR.. j. W. Tout on the ArqabrigL
farm Mr. NanN oornes on the Lin
e Miller place. George Matzins has en-
q larged his residence. Stock shelterine
I are very conspicuous. as stock and alfalf
n raising is the principal business of til
farmers On the Dewel place Smart an
:. Goddard are having fed 600 head of cattl
= while the old homestead Mr. Travis
L feeding 500 head for Stevenson & @ cd
g dard with his own. II. c. Dewel lo
q several head of young cattle from h
r herd in January, but after inocculatin
:. the rest the infection ceased T. 4
? Griffith is largely in the stock and dair
4 business. Also C. A. Jones and Matkin
I The milk is taken to the Windthor
7 creamery.
The valley school is doing NIGEL
: under the skillful labor and governmer
: of Miss Ona Akley- With good attend
:, ance teachers may labor faithfully, but