The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-07-11

| bid you welcome, boys, and hope tina
| you will have good time while til,
old stamping ground.
Mrs. Frazier, of Oklahoma City
Okla. the mother of Ray and c. p. Fra
zier, of this place, came in for visi
with the boys Mrs. Frazier owns
quarter section joining Bucklin and hai
it well improved; she made her home OF
| it for a number of years, but is nov
| making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Gordon Gray, in Oklahoma City
| E a. Gildemeister lost nine head OIL
cattle from eating green sorghum. The
| cattle broke through the fence to get into
the field of growing sorghum Mr- Gil
demeister them get in and went i'm
mediately and drove them out. lie says
that they were not out the field to :
ceed five minutes, yet that was long
enough to Kill nine of them and it tooI
hard work to save several others.
Yes, BuckIin is to have a different
train service on the Rock Island. We
are reliably informed that the new time
card will go into effect Monday, July s
but we have not yet received the new
card at this place cannot give the
schedule this week. We understand tha
when the new time card goes into effec
that the branch from Bucklin to Dodge
City Will have train devoted exclusive
ly to its use. As to whether the new
time card will be any Improvement OF
the one now in use, remains to be seer
yet
Ladies, take warning. and on Satur-
days or any day when the stores art
crowded, don't lay your pocket books OF
| the counter and turn your back to then
n II
| tried the experiment the other day ant
she is minus a highly priced pocket bool
and its contents. She does not need thi
warning now, but perhaps some Others
do. We can't most always tell who lia
kleptomania and who has not until the
opportunity is presented. Perhaps the
disease is more prevalent than think
OBITUARY.
DIED-At his home four miles west o.
Bucklin. at o'clock p. M, Monday
July i, 1901, Gotliebe Barthaur, of an
eurism, near the heart. The deceased
has been suffering more or less with the
disease for long time, but not enough
to prevent him from attending to hi
regular work until this last spring it grew
so much worse that he became concerned
about his condition. He went to Kansas
City, Mo, for medical advice and treat
| ment, but received material benefit
| He returned home on June 25th and tool
to his bed. He suffered greatly but bor'
| it patiently until death released him
| Gotliebe Barthaur born in Ohio
came TO Ford county, Ka nsas, in 1885
| ond located on the site of his late home
where he has lived since that time unit
his death. Being unmarried he has livet
the most of his time alone, but for TIL
/ f.x 1,1- TO,
Gothiebe.s 4SO acre farm and has mad
his home with them. He has rell
tives here. His people live in Ohio. an,
his remains may be taken there 70
| burial.
| MIR. Barthaur's brother, J. II. Barth
aur, of Logan county, Ohio came in am
on learning that his deceased brother ha
expressed desire to be buried here, Ii
decided to comply with the request an
/ Gotliebe was given last resting plac
in the Bucklin cemetery. The funera
services were held in the church at Buck
! lin at 10 o'clock a. N. Thursday, Jul
fourth. conducted by Rev. w. Pattersol
of Ford. The music was furnished b.
D. Fisher, G. w. Boedecker, Mrs. d. W
Haynes, Mrs. J. w. Ellis. Mrs. n. I
| Bloss, Miss Clara Handy, organist
When the casket was placed in front o
the altar the choir sang Crock of Ages
| after prayer, s-Nearer My God to Thee
was rendered, Bro. Patterson preache
an appropriate and touching sermon from
| the word found in Cor. $40. At tn
conclusion of the sermon the choir san:
Beautiful Beckonlng Hands The caske
was borne gently out and taken to tn
cemetery followed by a large number o
the deceased's neighbors and friends
The last sad rites performed, and he wa
left to his rest.