The Globe-republican., 1900-06-14


/ O. p Stumph was in Topeka for med
zeal examfnation-
Another carload of the famous Fanch-
Baled Hay of ane quality at Leroy
Martiu's.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will hold a market on Satur-
day. June 10th. in Grobety's store.
| Mrs. ). w Aten and daughter Mary,
are in Bloomington, ILL., visiting friends
and relatives for few weeks.
Special attention given to the fitting of
spectacles add eye glasses.
P I'll. YOUNG, Jeweler & Optician.
We have still a good supply of fine
| Colorado potatoes.
There are a few brands of flour tina
equal but none that excel the Premium
Sold by Leroy Martin.
Chas. a Hulpicu and A. P. Coons
have received enIbalmer's certificates. as
result of examination by State Funeral
Director.
D. F. Trimmer, of Mclean counay,
Illinois, was in the county several days
looking over lands with view of pur-
chasing.
! r. j. Cameron, of MiIlersbure, Ohio
| arrived here on TUESDAY night, last and
will remain some time with his daughter
| Mrs. L. f. French
| The Board of County Commissioner
examined the bridges in the county and
found them in pretty good condition
Only Slight repairs are needed
Mrs N Mayrath has our thanks for a
box of fine cherries. There will be only
a partial crop of fruit on the Mayrath
farm this year.
At the Baptist church Sunday after
noon and evening ChildreE's day exer-
clses will be held. In this church SER
vices will be held for two Sundays folIw-
ing.
DR.. r. w. Hellwarth, of Cincinnati,
has opened dental office in this city, in
rooms over the Bargain store. He is a
young man who has a good experience in
his profession.
Mrs. Flo. II. Thome closes her ninth
month of school in Gray couaty, Friday
June 22nd, and with her children will re-
turn to their home at Dodge City the fol-
lowing Saturday.
number of new steam threshine
machines have been sold to Ford county
farmers. S, Parthemore, Ed Hahn and
T. j. Taylor, of the east end, have
bought new machines.
Geo. Ri. Hoover has q fine stand of
wheat on his farm north of this city
The forage plants look well. If the
weather Is favorable the wheat will yield
from 25,to 80 bushels to the acre.
III. E. Kassenpaug left Friday evening
for Woodson county. his former home. He
will remain there, but it 10 probable that
he will return to this city again. He
will certainly be made welcome.
Children's day exercises at the Presby
terrain church Sunday morning instead
of the usual morning services In the
evening Rev. VIM. Westwood will
preach on a review OF two years past ser
vices.
The editor bought 26 head of yearling
heifers from E. M. Carpenter, of Dodge |
City. As result Gold BIue'' has been
degraded to the rank of common COW !
pony, ana in the future any one daring to !
refer to us as vile race horse man will |
be swatted on the right cheek-Cinnar- |
ron Jackeonian.
committing rape on the person of Miss |
Hagaman4 daughter of R B. Hagaman
of Ford, had a preliminary examination !
before Squire Preston, Monday afternoon,
and was bound over in the sum of So 600 |
for his appearance in the District Court. !
In default OF bail he was placed in Jail
In 1892 the wheat acreage was % ,543 |
in Ford county about the same as this |
year In that year there was a very |
large crop of wheat, and many wheat |
growers reTeled in luxury. On the !
the strength of that big yield of wheat /
many farmers set the prosperity pin up |
several notches- There is just as good a /
this year for big wheat crop as
in 1892. with prices of wheat much adj
vaRced from past years.
@. NJ. Beeson and wife and L. J. Pet
djohn and wife were in the German
settlement Sunday. and attended church
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