The Globe-republican., 1905-01-05
FORD ITEMS.

Monday and Tuesday, from there n
turned to continue her professional duti
at Topeka
. Miss Kathleen Morrison, primary teach'
/ at Spearvllle, was home visitor wit
I her Ford friends during holidays,
Cora Fowler from EmporiH, Nell
Dewell of Pond Creek, Okla. and Charli
: Gross from Wichita were among th
students home from school on a holida
visit.
Hugh Morrison, railroad caller a
Buckin, was home for holiday rest.
A few of Miss Morrison's specia
friends enjoyed pleasant time at he
parents home Friday evening afte
literary. They entered with a jovia
spirit into the life of the "plg game
contest.
The preliminary trial Of Henry Mat
kins for manslaughter is set for Friday
Jan, 9Th at Ford hall but will be dis
missed we understand and dfferen
charge brought. The coroner's inques
resulting from the death of Jacob Jones'
was held at the Ford hall Monday eve
ming.
Luna Lamb is commencing the
erection Of a store building on Main st,
just south of N. j. Smiths store.
Clearance is taking bis holiday drives in
new top buggy. He is not bit stuck
up either.
0bituary-Carl Red0eld, youngest son
of G. z, Redfeld, was born in Brown
vile, Neb, August ID, 1889, age l5years,
A months and IA days, died December 30
The funeral service was held at the Red
field homa six miles northwest OF Buck
lin, conducted by Rey, futile with very
touching sermon. Appropriate hymns
we're sung by the choir. Father, mother,
three brothers and two sisters were pres
ent to mourn the loss of the loved one.
Carl had not been feeling well for some
time but was striker by death unexpect.
eddy, after only two days severe illness
from diabetis. He passed away Friday
evening shortly after the shades of dark
ness had fallen, seemingly without SUI
ferng. He was bright boy, cheerful,
a beloved member in the now stricken
home. A large number of friends and
neighbors accompanied the grief stricken
family to the Bucklin cemetery where
the remains were laid to rest.
0biruary-Jacob Bartlett Jones was
born in Barren county KY, and came to
Kansas in 1882. He died al his parents
home, three miles southeast of Ford, af- |
er nine days of intense suffering, Janu-
.ry l, 1905, aged a years, . months.
lie leaves father, mother, five brothers,
I've sisters and many friends to mourn
lis loss; parents, brothers and sisters all
)eing present at the death bed. Funeral
'crYices were conducted by Rev. W. H.
Patterson at the M. E. church at 3 D. IN.
Monday, January 2. Text from the In.
Iniry "lf a man die shall be live again.,
lob XIV.l4. 1t was an earnest and i'm
'resslve sermon to crowded church.
IN the coffin was placed a beautiful
wreath of fragrant flowers, a token of
ympathy and respect from Mesdames
'odwell and Gray. After the service a
'rge procession of sympatllizing friends
ccompanlcd the mouners to:the GENE.
Dry where the remains of the loved ones
ere placed to rest. Among the family
lembers from distance present at the
cath bed and funeral were Mrs. Holslng.
M and husband, Okoholna, J. G. Jones,
elvldere, Kas,, and Mrs. Della Clever,
'ichita. Deceased was an industrious,
,ngenlal young man and a member of
he Of the most respectable families of
10 vicinity. He had been absent near
o Pacific coast for about three years,
I'd short time ago returned to make
inself member Of the family home.