The Globe-republican., 1906-06-14
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THE BEST

Mrs. G. L. Painter visited In Kinsley
last week.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
Roy Gilbert, Of Spearvllle was visitor
in Dodge City Sunday.
August Shook and wife Of Ford were
visitors In Dodge City on Friday.
To Rent-Four room house, and barn.
second door north third ward school.
Frank Painter has started new cottage
on the lots north Of the Frank Harbst
place.
The Arkansas river bridge is now
ready for the flooring and will be COM
pleted 10 short time.
Miss Clara Magic Of Offsrle left Satur-
day noon for Dodge City, where she will
attend normal.-Kinsley Graphic.
Miss Allie Rucker OF Offerle went to
Dodge City Tuesday to spend several
days with her sister, Mrs. Middaugh. -
Kinsley Graphic.
At the Methodist parsonage on last
Saturday evening, Rev. +. W. Imboden
united 10 marriage Mr.. Louis Clyde Bs-
vousst and Miss Cora Lowry.
Col. q. J. Hardesty and Henry Dowdy
left the first OF the week for Louisyille,
Kentucky, where they will attend the
Home Coming and visit their old time
friends.
y. M. Steele, the Dodge City pho.
tographer, who has been doing consider
able work In this county, was In attend.
ance at the picnic with display Of his
work, and also took several pictures on
the grounds. .-Kinsley Graphic.
A Scott county contest case was on trial
at the land Office yesterday In which
Chas. Cook was plaintiff and May Ding
defendant. The plaintiff was represented
by g. L. Miller of Garden City and the
defendant by L. A. Madison Of this place.
Jack Wright, Of Hodgeman county,
well known in Edwards, Ford, and
Hodgeman counties, died at his home,
Monday. The funeral was held Tuesday
and interment was made In the Spear
vile cemetery. Mr.. Wright represented
Edwards county 10 the legislature few
years ago.-Spearyills News.
New sidewalks will be put In on both
sides Of of Walnut street from railroad
avenue to third avenue, and on the north
side Of Walnut from third avenue to the
third ward school house. The street is
new being graded from Railroad ave.
nue to First avenue. These walks will be
an important improvement and will
change Walnut from q sort of pasture to
q real street.
Ford county in few years will be
noted for fine horses. Everyone is pay
Ing particular attention now to fne
breeding in the horses they raise, and
there are some of the best bred horses In
the country located here. There are q
fine lot of Vatican colts and others of the
trotting breeds, and also o fine lot Of
young ones of draft breeds. The time
VIXEN horse was horse, regardless Of
breeding, has gone by, and the change is
very noticeable all over the county.
The condition of Postmaster Fl. Clay
Baird remains nearly the same as last
week, but he is gradually growing weak
er. He takes no nourishment excepting
a little milk. The remarkable vitality OF
the man and bis determination to fght
off death as longDas possible has sustained
him through seige of illness that would
have taken most men off two years ago.
Many Of the relatives are here, but his
father, who was here up to two weeks
ago, Is unable to come because he is
very sick himself, The members Of the
family here are: Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Baird Of Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Richardson Of Arlington, Mrs. Shap-
taugh Of indianapolis, Ind, Mrs. Naston
Of Coatsville, Ind, Mrs. Mason OF Amo,
Ind -spearyllle News, June 7th.