The Globe-republican., 1901-10-10
BuCKLiN BREEZES.

w r. Gordon and B. F. Taylor
SHIPPED one car of cattle Tuesday morn
ing
/ IS. ID. Aulls is having tenant house
built over on the east side. This is the
first of several that Mr. Au.ls expects to
build.
d. a. Haines, understand, will
begin the erection of residence within
day or two. At present he is living in
the depot
That new furniture store will per-
haps materialize in few days the
building is about ready for the stock of
goods to be putin.
1t is probable that DR.. Bredehoft will
get moved INTO his new house soon, pre-
haps the first of this week. if not sooner,
then later. What a grand thing is
patience.
E. S. Gordon has the foundation
down for a residence on his lots East
Center street and expects to commence
the erection of a dwelling house within
the next day two
N l.. Housel's new eight room
house out his farm is getting there
Eli. But what in the wide world Bob
wants with eight room house to
s-batch'' in is more than we can tell, but
we guess he knows what he is about.
H. F. Reynolds. of Mulvane, Kansas.
was here the first of the week looking
after some land that he owns a few miles
west of town. He wants TO buy more or
sell what he has, so there seems to be
chance for deal in real estate.
Mr.. Rockefeller shipped two cars of
cattle from here on Tuesday. aud Mr..
Shearer, of Cawker City, Kansas, ship
cattle men getting rid of their surplus
stock, reducing their herds to fit the feed
Mrs S. d. Aulis and daughters, Miss
Carrie and Miss Marion, returned last
week from protracted visit with home
folks in New York state. While there
she took in the big show at Buffalo and
also the sights at Niagra Falls.
The Rock Island delivered one car
of stone to 5. D. Aulls Monday morning.
There is nothing remarkable about this,
only it has been about four weeks getting
here from Marion, Kansas. How is this
for this day of rapid transit? The stone
are to be used for the foundation of the
new NJ. f. Church at this place.
| &C. II. ButtoIph's new residence on
his farm one and half miles south and
west of Bucklin, is moving along nicely.
and ere many moons have passed Mr..
Buttolph move his family into il,
and eat apples and crack nuts by his own
| hearthstone Owe suppose that it will be a
stove) this winter.
| H. p. McCaustland, last Monday,
sold to w. c. Hazelett the north west !
of section 80 and the southwest of sec
ton 10. township IS, range 21. We
nndeI stand that Mr.. Hazelett will return
here and take possession at once. Mr..
McCaustlaud also the same day sold the
southwest ] of section 10, township 2S,
range 21, to VIM. Scott, of Larned, Kan
sas.
| Well, we enjoying a season of
mud, however we remember that it is
not very long ago that we had sea-
son of dust, and we kicked at that, now
we kick the mud. 1t is said that
Kansas is state of extremes, and when
it gets drv it is the dryest place on earth.
We doubt this, but one thing know is
that when it rains here, the rain is just
as wet here any other place we ever
have ever struck.
Miss Summersby and Miss Sughrue
are getting along nicely with the schools
here, Notwithstanding they have the two
schools in one room which is unfortun-
ate but cannot be helped at present the
material necessary to make the desired
chanSe IN the SchooI building Is not at
hand. This is not the only piece OF
work that is at standstill here for the
want of material, and it is not the fault
of the people at this end of the line
either.
A gang of men came in Monday eve
ming and commenced work on the round
| house. There re but a bout ten men at
work now but the foreman told me that
the force would be more than doubled in
a very few days. and that the work would
be pushed rapidly. He also stated that
there would be gang of bridge carpen-
ters here soon to ecrct the coal chute and
do other work in their line that is needed
to be done. While there is much work
to be done here before this place can be-
come a division point, feel satisfied
that the work will be pushed from now
on. and that the Rock Island viii be
ready TO establish their division here.
, Perhaps before the town is ready. If We