The Globe-republican., 1902-03-20
FORD ITEMS.


From Our Regular Correspondent.
The Congregational Sunday school,
are preparing excellent Easter pro-
gram to render March so.
Trustee D. A. Starr is sizing up the
wealth of Ford township this week as
| assessor
Miss Inez Sweeney started wednes-
day for visit with her cousin Mrs. Rally
at Cimarron. N. NJ.
Mrs Martin Dooley and family and
Bird Small are visiting friends in Greens
burg this week.
&C. e. Hatfield enclosed his quartz,
south of Ford with a wire fence before
starting with his family ON their extern
sive visit to the Hoosier state.
j. F. Small has sold his east of Ford
farm near the river to E. Madison, OF
Alva, Ok. MIR. Madison's brother and
family will move here soon and occupy
the farm.
Preston Thompson has returned from
his trip to his homestead claim in Hodge.
man county, where he went two weeks
ago to make some improvements.
w. L. Patterson's new house shines
beautifully in its new coat of paint. His
BILE contrast will likely touch up their
own comfortable dwellings to the same
pretty tune.
Rev. Bisbee, lately of Philips county,
Kansas. preached at the NJ. E. church,
Sunday, to good audience, Rev. Bis
bee has Purchased the c. A. Stephenson
Ford property from Mr.. Wilson, and also
Or southeast of Ford.
EulaIia Novipc will oon;ip,,o =,
other month teacher at Daisy Dell. the
term ending Wednesday. BY request of
the patrons the school board has extend
ed the term. This will give the advanc-
ed pupils chance to take the common
school school examination before school
closes.
w. w. Green has moved into his new
house on II near Daisy Dell school
house, which quarter he lately purchased
Mr. Hollowell of Hutchinson moved with
his family into the hovse Green vacated
on the Milor quarter purchased of HI. P
McCaustland.
IN. J. Smith and B. w. Gross went to
Fort Dodge Monday with fixed determ-
Ination to-well, they acceptsd chal-
lenge to play series of games of check
ers. Last reports B. w. was severely
checkmated, but N j. shining with Iau-
TSlS lucy DaO not returned TO noon
Wednesday; and if the county seat is
painted red don't be too hard on the boys
merit deserves praise.
WILDER F. Clark closed his successful
term of school at Glover, Friday. The
patrons were well pleased with his efffci-
ent school labor. The professor tried city
life the past month, posing with the good
company the Windsor hotel, INDUCING
81 J1v in no
ties of mind reading. of evening hiking
to his field of pedagogery and return
except when circumstances altered cases,
like David Harum's deacon meditated on
foot.
II. l.. Miller met with a very serious
accident Tuesday of last week while Dig
of Ford. He had sent up the
last bucket of dirt, but before it was Sc
cured at the top the rope became detach-
ed, letting the bucket fall on Mr.. MiIler's
shoulder. crushing it, breaking the collar
bone, bruising his face, breaking three
ribs, with other in juries. DR.. Bredehoft
of Bucklin was summoned soon as pos
sible and took charge of the patient
This is serious misfortune to MIR. Miller
and family who were much in need of
his daily earnings
Rev. Stromire has commenced his
series of Sunday evening discourses of
the animals of the Bible. The first dis
course was on the ssMouse and the Mole''.
1t was a surprise to the audience to hear
how much he got out of the subject in a
literal, mental and spiritual sense. The
deceptive and degenerating qualities were
ably portrayed. The Bible study course
of Wednesday evenings has commenced
on Revelations. This is value study
and Bible readers who can should attend,
% lessons free.
Mr. r. B. Carson, who has been in
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