The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-12-12
RuCKLiN BREEzES.


-Rey. B. B. Orr, pastor of the Free
Methodist church. has moved into the
new parsonage and now lives at home.
L w. Handy is having well put
down on his home lots Mr. Handy says
that he can't afford to depend his
neighbors for water.
p. A. Reynolds took week off and
went over to Spearyille to assist Bro
Paramore in a meeting at that place He
returned Saturday evening
Mrs. E. Tarbox and son, Wesley,
left on the Rock Island last Friday eve.
ming for d visit with friends at Willard,
Kansas.
ID. H. Scott, who has been here for
several days with large party of seekers
after soil in this favored country. left for
his home in Topeka, Saturday evening.
Rev P o. Davis and family left
Friday evening, intending to stop over
with friends in Pratt one day and then
go to their home in Arlington.
Mrs w G. Gosslee, of Harrington,
Kans., came in Monday and is stopping
at her fathers, Mr.. j. H. Deinnger. north
west of town. She will remain until
after the holidays
Miss Ella Culver, of Ingersoll. Okla.
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. j. r.
McBrayer, one and half miles west of
Bucklin. Mrs McBrayer is in feeble
condition and Ella has come TO take care
of her.
Miss Sughrue and Miss Sunmersby
along with numerous other teachers of
| this part of the county spent Thanks
giving day in Dodge City. We think
have been in demand on that day in our
County Capital.
| When agreed to furnish the
| Breezes for the GLOBE REPUBLICAN we
determined to have them blow on time
| and with schedule frequency, but in spite
OF resolves find that we cannot
one of the times, when other matters of
more importance Ito us) had the right of
| way and the Breezes had to suspend
business for a week. and nobody hurt.
| In going from the east side of town
to the round house, the first real new
| Improvement that we noticed the
foundation being put down for S. d.
| Aulls' new lumber sheds. Mr. Aulls
| contemplates moving his lumber yard
| from the present location on Main street.
| to less densely populated one on Center
street and Nebraska avenue, where he
will have more room to handle his bust
! ness.
Work at the round house Is progress
ing, though the weather is Ietarding il
! somewhat. All of the work there is
being done in very substantial manner
mo makeshift work there-everythine
has got to come to the 'sdOt, - and it takes
time and mateIia to do the kind of work
that is being done there. The carpenter:
are framing the roof now and will soor
| be ready to put it on. East of the round
house and on down past the depot a gang
of men are working putting i'll more side
tracks. We are Informed that there will
be four of these side tracks put in. 1
looks rs if the Rock Island expected tt
do some business at Bucklin in the nea
future.
Across Kansas avenue we strike VIVA
is now called ssground-hog HILL Don
know why it is SO called, for there is no
much of Il hill there and we did not SCI
amy hog there at all, but there are severa
houses there that have easements du;
into The ground, and some of them hay
not got very much house, but the part il
ground, and we guess that that is VIVA
gives it the name. One thing we notice,
that did not look just right, both IL
grounding hill and the round house
and that was that some of them were "a
work just though il We're not Sunday
But we guess that the days are so shor
: that it takes seven of them in which to d
six days work.
The fact that the Rev. p. o. Davi
and family, of Arlington, had come on
here to visit friends and eat turkey, WA
!, mentioned in these items two weeks age
but we wish to mention another circum
stance connected with this visit and tha
; is that the Reverend gentleman suspend
ed the turkey eating business on the eve
ming before Thanksgiving long enough
preach good sermon, at Fairview schoo
house, to a houseful of his old friend
f