The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-08-29
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

Tuesday for the Kansas City market.
/ Jesse Handy is on the sick list. He
is confined to his bed with Typhoid
fever or Malaria.
Mrs. l.. L. Hammer. left on the Rock
Island Tuesday for Trexline, Texas,
where she goes to her sister.
John O-Leary and wife came in Sat
urday from Pratt county where John has
for some weeks
Geo. Steel from near Ford was in
Bucklin Tuesday with load of water
melons. The melons were of goodly
| size, so the price.
| &c. H. Davis and family of Pittsburg,
Kansas. came in on the Rock Island last
Saturday. for "a visit with Mr. Davis
pare nts, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. G. Davis.
Chas. Davis and wife of Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, came in last Wednesday a visit
to their parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cook,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Davis and num-
erous other friends in thic vicinity where
they lived for many years i'll their days of
single blessedness.
Rev. P. o. Davis and family of All
ington, Kansas came in Monday evening
on a visit to home folks. Mr.. and Mrs,
Fl. G. Davis will be happy larks
with many of their children at home
again, but expect that it will be a
little hard Oh the chickens.
Section foreman, Geo. w. Artwein is
off a vacation He left Monday even
ing via the Rock Island route for Buffa-
10, N Y, Niagara Falls and perhaps
some points of interest in Canada. Mr..
Nelson of Pratt has charge of his section
during his absence.
Mr.. Gregory of Pratt was here the first
of the week looking for bushes loca-
ton. We understand that he contem-
plate. starting bakery and restaurant.
Mr.. Gregory returned to Pratt but said he
would be back here soon. Well come on
there is room.
Il guess that Frank TRACER has not got
much faith in this hot weather lasting all
ways by the way that he is piling up the
hard coal. He thinks that there will be a
cool wave by and by and that his numer-
customers will need something to
keep them warm. Well. Frank, perhaps
you are right.
Some busy bodies have been circulat-
ing fairy tale among the railroad men
that rents were exceedingly high here. in
fact that it would be a regular hold up
when they wanted to rent houses here.
Now boys this is not true, but investigate
for yourselves before forming hasty con-
ctusions.
Work on the grading is progressing
finely. Eng ineer Brady is here again
this week looking after the work oyer
about the round house location. Fire
man Murphy has a gang of men at work
laying steel aud putting in switches,
tI,- H. 49,
terial for the round house be in
and unloaded on the ground where it is
TO be used. 1t looks like business over
there
Last Sunday some boys were playing
with an old revolver. 1t seems that a
son of j. w. Tout had the gun in hands
when it accidentally discharged, slightly
wounding him in the hand. The bullet
then entered the leg of Richard Dewen.
son of r. G. Dewell. The ball entered
the boys leg about half way between the
knee and ankle, making painful if not
serious wound. DIR. Bredchoft dressed
the wound but did not succeed in locat-
ing the bullet.
We'll 1 guess that all of our folks have
returned home from the reunion ar
Dodge City and all of them say that they
had good time and that they were well
and that they expect to go
again. From what can learn from the
talk of those that were there, the amuse-
ments were numerous and varied and all
had chance to have good time in their
own way. To it seems that some of
the ways of having good time was a
little peculiar to say the least Well
Dodge City has right to be proud of the
success of the reunion.
j. H. Barthauer who has been here
for the last two months settling the es-
tate of Getiieb Barthauer, deceased, has
finished his work and left for his home in
Logan county Ohio, Monday evening.
Mr. Barthauer said when bidding us
goodby. ssdon't think that L am bidding
goodby 10 Kansas, for L am not.'' Mr..
Barthaur thinks that at no distant date in
the future he will return and make his
home here. He says that he likes it here
much better than where he lives and that