The Globe-republican., 1910-01-06

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tbsucbamp returned tp Sylvia iast We'd
nssdAy iftsr|aI months visit hste,
Ars. Robert Rhodes srrived 4fiom Klns.I
lsy Wednesday with Mr., and Mry. @. n.
Herzers little girl whom ihs has cared
iofaeveral months. che returned to
Kinsley Friday.
Miss Nina Henry returned from a
short trip 10 Illinois Sunday in time 70
open school Monday.
Mrs. william Steele has been III for
several days
=. O. Shook was down Monday max
n inS arrange ments to move his wife and
mother back to Ford by jar. 18th.
II. B. Herzer and family were down
spending several days with Mrs. Heizer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison. They
returned to Dodge Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Balfour went to Fort
Dodge Mondsy for short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Dick Beeth and 1.-TWO boys took
the train last Wednesday for Larnsd y
visit Mrs. Beeth's parents for few days.
They expect to return TO Ford oD their
way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Van Horne came
d&wn last week. Mr., Van Horne left
1day for Ksnsas City where be has &C.
cepted position as travelling salesman
His territory will be the state Of Oklaho-
ma. Mrs. Van Horne will remain sew
eral weeks and then join her husband 10
Oklahoma.
Miss Lenore Morrison returned to
4 Dodge Saturday, Miss Lois Balfour
Monday and Miss Agnes Steele Wednes-
day TO resume high school duties
H. r.. Morrison, Miss Emma and
James Walters have returned to Pratt.
Miss Eulalla NeviDs and Mr.. Gould
left Tuesday for Manhattan for their
school work.
Miss Iva Firestone returned to Empsr-
iall Monday and Arthur Patterson TO
Manhattan. E
The Matley family viii move Into lne
vacant house Of L. X. Van Horne this
week.
IA new time table went into effect, on
the lRockl Island Sunday The Ford
train should arrive at 1906 q. N. max
ipg stop Of three and one half hours 10
Dodge City returning q. alSp. N, This
vas certainly welcome news 10 Ford
psople: who have never been able to stay
In Dodge for a number Of years to trans
act business without remaining over
night unless they were fortunate enough
70 20 In an automobile.
blanket Of snow several inches deep
fsly last night which is fine for wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming have gone to
Des Moines, Iowa, where Mrs. Fleming
has entered hotpital for zone kind Of
an operation.
Some Of our young people were pleas
anily entertained on Friday evening Ut
the home Of Wm. Steeleand wife. Games
were played and refreshments served
and an enjoyable evening passed.
w. Fl. Price, editor Of the Ford Pre-
moter, died Ut bis home last Wednesday
morning Dec. 20, 1863 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
after an illness Of thirteen days. MIR.
Price became III with an attack OF pneu-
monia the night of December l6 after
his return from the hall where he heard
the Dixie Jubilee Singers. His condl-
tion improved somewhat but his frail
body and feeble health could not with
stand the relapse which ended his life
dnickly. The funeral was held from the
residence Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The services were conducted
BIZ Rev. william Steele, pastor OF the
Congregatiosal church. The text was
appropriate sba the words well spoken
and 4 Q prayers offered were beautiful.
The choir was composed Of members
from both churches and favorite hymns
Of Mr. Prize were sung. The pallbearers
were 0. N. Nevins, j. G. Lyon, Q. Il.
Beauchamp, MA. Kirkpatrick, W. A.
Lonker and L X. Van Horne, business
men OF the town, William II. Price was
born Sept. 7, 1851 in Ohio. His parents
u red to Iowa when be was child
VI ere be grew to manhood. He united
with the M. e. church while young
man, He was married to Miss Anna
wilder Of Decatur, Neb., Aug. 0, 1884
no this union several children were
born two OF whom are living, son Ray.
who has been connected with the Meade ,
News for several months and daughter,
Edith aged nine. His and children,