The Globe-republican., 1901-12-19
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

F II. Long has sold his just eompie
ted residence the west side to Mr.
Gates.
H P. McCausrland has gone to Alba
ny, Mo-, on business. and will eat Christ
mas dinner with his parents.
The turn-tabIe to be used here ha
arrived and is now ready to be put il
place, and it is whoPper-
C H. Buttolph's s family have moved
into their new house one and a half miles
southwest of town.
-E. H. Stokes has taken the house or
Center street built by ;. D. Aulls- Mr
Stokes took possession Monday.
L. Nj. TAYLOR loaded car of poultry
here on Monday, and yet we have enough
left to through Christmas times
Dan Murphy has moved into his new
house south of the stock yards. MIR
Murphy now has cozy home and con-
yenient work.
&C. V. Fisher, who has been sick fol
many weeks, is improving, and we hope
that he is on the road to complete recov-
cry
&C. w. Mills of Coldwater, Kas., has
rented G. w. Boedecker's house on South
Main street and will move his family
here about January 1st.
Mrs. G. H. Davis, who has been Wis
lting MIR. and Mrs. A. Cook, northwest of
Bucklin, returned to her home in Pueblo,
Colo. Saturday evening.
H. p McCaustIand says the real es-
tate boom IS froze to death, but we think
not. It is only chilled and will revive
when the weather gets a little warmer
moved his family from Dodge City to this
place. They have moved into the house
on Ford avenue, lately vacated by Section
Foreman Murphy.
Building operations have been some
what retarded by cold weather, but wait
till the clouds Cor the cold waves) roll by
and they will be at it again with renewed
energy.
1t is not altogether the cold waves
that is making E. s. Gordon skip around
so lively and step so high, but that new
daughter that arrived at his house Friday
has something to do with it.
There was a lodge of the A. o. q. w.
instituted here last Friday night with 81
members. q. G. Ragan was the institu-
ting officer. WeEhave been unable to get
a complete list of the officers of the new
lodge, but j. B. Milford is T. NJ. W., DIR.
j. G. Bredehoft, NJ. NJ, and NJ. r. Ham :
mer, Recorder.
Mrs. Tarbox and her son Wesley, re-
turned from their trip to Willard, last
Saturday. They expected to return on
Friday. but Mrs. Tarbox was unfortunate
enough to slip on the icy pavement and
fall. which made it necessary for her to
delay the trip home for one day. She is
Suffering considerable Inconvenience as Il
result of the fall vet
Died, at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor, southwest of
Bucklin. Mary FIoy Taylor, age 10 years
6 months and % days. FIoy has been
failing fer some time. She had been
She died at p. m Monday, December
Is, 1901. Funeral services were held on
Wednesday, conducted by Rev. j B.
Paramore. Body buried in the Bucllin
cemetery.
The entertainment given by the Roy
al n Neigh5ors, Saturday night was a sue
cess and all that took part in it did well.
Notwithstanding the night was rather
cold. there fair sized audience who
We're well entertained. Miss Emily
Sunimersby presided at the piano and
performed her part of the entertainments
we'll. The most of the singing was done
by quartette. composed of d. Fisher, E.
a. Gildemeister. c. H. Dellenger and G..
c. Edwards The little folks all per-
formed their various parts in manner
that showed that they had had excellent
drilling. Mrs. H. p. McCaustland cap
tured the hearts of the audience by her
realistic rendering of ssZingareIla, the
Gypsy Flower Girl of Spain;s' and then
amused then by rehearsing 1.-The Bald
headed Man, Mrs E. a. Gildemeister
held the audience spell bound with her
violin solo; and there were others who
did equally well, but time and space will
not permit us to mention more. But we
must say that the ladies who managed
the entertainment deserve great credit TO
the manner in which it was carried on
and they deserve larger audience. and
we believe thatif they will repeat it on
Christmas they will get it.
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