The Globe-republican., 1901-06-13

visiting his grand parents, Mr. anu mrs. |
ents, Comrade Stofer and wife, in
Dodge City this week.
DR.. W. W. Pritchard of Lexington.
interviewing old friends the
streets of Bucklin Saturday
L NJ. Taylor has shipped another
car of hogs Tuesday Where; Oh. where
is our next winters bacon to come from?
Mrs. G. w. Trexler, a few miles
southeast of BuckIin, has been quite i'll,
now.
accepted positions on the pay roll of the
Rock leland, Vice Haynes and Clark.
resigned
%. B. Melia was shaking hands with
friends on our street Friday evening
He had just returned from the State
Normal for his summer vacation
L. o. Elder has purchased the prop
erty on main street formerly owned and
used by the Nj. E. Church. He will re-
pair and fit it along about the first of
.July;it will open up first class restaurant
there.
Mrs. Hayne of Preston, mother of D.
w. Haynes. aud Mrs. d. Fisher. is visit
ing with her son and daughter here.
Miss Mamie Haynes, cousin of Miss
Octa Fisher is visiting with her and other
friends here.
The weather here at this writing is
not just what would be called favorable
from the farmers viewpoint. 1t is
little too dry. hot and windy; in fact it
is tough on all kinds of vegetation and
trying on the flesh, too
john Fisher and family are visiting
with his brother. d. Fisher in South
BuckIin. We understand that Mr.. Fisher
will remain here through harvest. after
which he will occupy his recently pur-
S1l4
county.
Alb. Berger has returned from visit
to the scenes of his childhood in Indiana.
1t matters not where we roam, still our
stead. and the farther we get away from
them IA distance and time, the dearer
the memory of them become.
Mrs. Hammer the mother of Isaac
and G. j. Hammer, is quite sick at the
home OF her son Isaac Mrs. Hammer is
seventy five years old and feeble. She
has been in poor health for several
months and the hot weather is telling OH
her. She is almost entirely helpless
now.
Joe Adams has quit and Taylor
meat palace is presided over by MIR. Nor
ton of Great Bend. We sorry lose
Joe. but we are informed that the gem
t&eman that is now in charge OF the place
has had long years of experience at the
block and perhaps he can cut you a por
ter house steak little nearer TO the horns
Miss Leila Pritchard has secured
enongh pupils to form class in instru-
mental music and will begin giving les
sons next wednesday, That is well; we
need somebody to develop the latest
musical talent of this town.
Now il some good Samaritan would
start the vocal possibilities of this town
in a musical direction he would confer
great favor on the citizens there Of
Z n fNIarl- aDd chiIdren Master
Hal and Miss Merle of Ottawa, kas.,
came in Saturday on a visit to hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. w Goss1ee
She stopped on the way and took in the
musical Jubilee at Hutchinson Mrs
Clark was accompanied by her sister-in
law, Mrs. w. G. Gosslee. of Harrington
who is spending few davs with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. III. Dellinger.
Scott and McCanstlaud. the real es-
tate men, are kept quite busy these days
showing land seekers over the country
and they are no slouchers, either. bu
know how to treat their patrons Every
one receives courteous and gentemenly
treatment from them. We do not know
how much land they are dlspos1nR OF Dn
they are showing many people a lot ol
fine country and incidently helping on
the livery man.
Have you heard of that addition tC
Bucklin that is soon to be staked out ant
placed on the market TO saJiate the grow
ing desire for corner lots and other de
sires? Well. they say that it is no myth
OUT real llNC pFOpOSlLloHs VIVA
possibilities it suggests The Metropoli
tan airs shall put on, then there is thu
alderman, the mayor Oh, my! but II
this connection we must call the GLOBI
REPUBLICAN down notch. a few
weeks ago it made the statement that E
Coons was to be the first mayor of Buck
lin. / think that decision premature
and that you did not give the sub ject tina
calm and deliberate consideration that 81
grave a matter requires. 1t is admitted
that s. Nj. would fill the bill in every re
specr, save one-corporosity; and that |:
fatal After long and sleepless de1ibera
tion we suggest Vet Stofer being th'
proper build. When Vet gets that BLU
skull cap on and occupies the judicia
chair with his feet on the table he ca
look as wise and dignified owl
The mayorality being disposed of. w
will consider the aldermanic timber late
on.
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