The Globe-republican., 1901-03-14
FORD ITEMS.

sherman Tanner has a very lame
foot. which severely injured a few
days ago by his horse, making quick turn
slipped and fell on il disioczring the
bones. If you just had that cook-we'li
not joke now. Sherman.
MIR. n. o. Peacock, on the Tears
stock farm north of the river. is very low
with pneumonia fever. Some time ago
he was severely injured from the kick of
horse breaking three ribs and from the |
effects of cold settling in the injured side |
is his present illness
John H. DeIIinger now realizes that
there is a marked difference between a
flying goose aud a revolving churn. The
mark is on the churn where that load of
shot went through John. you may have
wanted the goose but we think yonr bet
half likes the new butter machine the
better Elevate the old one for IA target,
John. and yell, ssthe goose hangs hight!
| aud, veteran like. bang away.
Miss Leona Bissbee, of Plains, Meade
county. is a visitor with her sister, Mrs
| Newt MeIia.
| II. NJ Gray is drifting nicely into the
swine herd business, with Is acres of nice
alfalfa pasture adjoining his hotel lots
| and big bins of corn of his raising
and while he plays host the Windsor
| the hosts of little chesters getting the
| best of treatment-they look so ''bright
and slick''
Mrs Guerin's foreman is doing the
gentleman act on gay new suliley pillow.
| You can hold on to that plug hat. Pat,
| but let the swallow tail rest until the
DIeeZes calm.
| "A singular coincidence of fire occur
red a few days ago west of Bucklin. DIR.
|
ward be viewed two unfortunate fires,
one at G. II. Buttolrh's, the other at Link
Miller's. Both were ables and grain
aries combined, the former losing some
grain, the latter set of harness aud
some useful tools. Both set fire
by children playing with matches, while
parents absent.
Judge Thomas Weston hits the nail
on the head and makes saw and plane go
true to the line since his wife evened up
the family with fine new boy at his
home few days ago. Two and two and
two are three pairs but not twins, Judge.
Notwithstanding the severe blizzard
last Saturday, the young ladies aid sup
per in the evening was quite well attend
ell aud pleasant time was realized
Miss Bird Small returned to Dodge
, City last Monday after spending week
: at home with her parents. Miss Erhe
" still being retained in the city specia
nurse to Dr. Crumbine's patients.
9 Scott Campbell seems in great favo
; and has made hit in his artistic depart
+ ure for one of Ford county's brightest OBJ
r | serving-we ha' ma said widdee-
!. | vouches that when he focuses that Gamer;
\ | of hiso genuine reality the result is
II to her mind, one the Iretticst Lowell,
nj hat IF FIR ga l
to the one image of cutely cutest cute
less. How delightful Scott, we bi,
you success in your achievements, yoiIl
u bachelor days may be in danger, bdt re
! organize your mustacb, and in the Ian
d guage of LongfeIlow ssaet in the living
2 present with heart for any fate, still
II achieving. still pursuing-while fai
: wea Their lasts.
DEATH OF THOMAS WILcoxEN.
The sad and unexpected Dews reached
. US Sunday, that Thomas Wilcoxen. Twin;
on his farm miles southwest of Ford
had died early that morning, March lG
with pneumonia fever after nine day
sickness. He had just passed the mile
s stone of his 10th birthday the day befor
D. his spirit fled away to Him who gave il
'e Mr.. WiIcoxen was born in Missoul
Is and lived with his family at the presen
AT home and close neighbor of his brothel
re George. for more than half score Q
lc years and was one of the early settlers D
te this vicinity, faithful HUSBAND
IN father. brother, friend and neighbor; III
10 ,lustrious, modest and unassuming- In II
rs own family he leaves a wife, two sof
Ut and six daughters to mourn his loss. II
r. was in much favor With his neighbor
rs friends and all who knew him. II
funeral services We're held at the NJ. L
church at p. m. Monday, conducted /
il Rev. Patterson with very appropriai
ed sermon.
a The speaker spoke of the deceased ne;
,ft his death, as being fully trusting in hi
Is. Lord and Savior and going home
he peace and victory
lse very large procession of neighboT
ng friends and sympathisers with the b
mn reaYed family accompanied the renal