The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-03
FORD ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent
The sick list has enrolled Mrs. Kate
Brink. John Lloyd and son, Willie Mrs.
b is seriously i'll. Mr.. Eland's child is
also quite sick.
August Shook and father john, have
changed locations, the former having
moved to the Ford residence, while the
Iafrer moved TO their farm north Of the
river and is a granger again.
Ford is now favored with the IA nlily
of J. a. Smith. cousin 10 our merchant,
\. J., and are welcomed by the good
peopIe of the vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Crawl ford, who, since her
injuries on the 18TH has been stopping
with the family of Mrs Small under the
good musings OF Miss Ethel and her mo-
east of Ford, Friday.
-Peris Cobb.s new windmill aud tower
is quite an addition to his premises.
EAST DELL.
-Sancy Guerin and wife have both
been on the sick list.
Mrs. J. d. Sweeney and son, Archie.
of Hutchinson, kan, are recreating with
+. p on the farm. and the latter now
has a mothers gentle hand to smooth his
PILLOW and sweeten his culinary Joys
WI4iiS liC OI0S DdClSAOt cures sthdQI1s
Miss Ella lIelia closed her pleasant
seven months term of school at Daisy
Dell the goth.
j. d. Sweeney has added the Bent
Ford quarter to his family possessions
near Daisy Dell.
a find new musical organ will soon
make sweet intonations on the Dell vi
bratories with Ella Melia as queen of
melodies.
Miss IDA Griffith is student of the
Emporia state normal this spring.
20. n. Nevins has enlarged his grove
by the addition of a large number OF
young locusts.
FAIR VIEW.
In making a recreating curve Tuesday
evening III this vicinity we gazed admir-
ingly on the immense green fields of
grain and furrowed strips of listed corn
the d-fashi oned corn planter is in the
rubbish pile to rust and decay.
John Dilinger, with his force of as
sisIant carpenters. keep a daily -tap-tap-
zer- whith-zerist with their hammers,
saws ana planes; thrift and comfort
smile at every home. The jolly men
take time to go fishing; their good wives
TO so visiting, and the plucl1y boys to go
S'sniping'', taking turns hold ing the sack.
GIenny. whose turn next?
The program committee met at the
schoolhouSe Tuesday p. M, to arrange a
program for the s. e. Ford County s. s.
Convention, to be held at this place the
first Sunday in June, but there was loRder
business without than within for Boss
Dillinger with his carpenters were max
ing lively May day in charging the
capacity and adding a storm front and
bell tower to the school building. Next
week he takes his force to add another
building to Mort Hin<le's residence.
d. g. Cook makes the average six
footers step gait now, for it is a boy this
time and Grandpa Cook echoes ssmy
name shall live.,
james Cass, from Walnut, Kan, is
late arrival and makes his home with
John Dillinger.
John Dillfnger. one of the principals
in the g. y. r. Post, is drilling his pro-
gram fierce for their annual entertain
ment on Decoration Day, May 3oth.
VIII Ham is building a neat resi-
dence on his farm and already the shadow
of doom is threatening his single blessed
ness and the favor of sugar cured dain-
ties sweeten the prospects Of some Of the
fair DANES that catch the arromiated in
f1aence.