The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-09-19
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

From our Regular Correspondent
E S. Gordon has the stone on the
ground for a residence over the east
side.
j. W. Dilinger is putting mp dwell
ling south Main street for Van Vauvor-
his
+. s. Lane and AiH Hazelett wen.
to Dodge City on business Monday, re-
turned Tuesday.
H. P. McCaustland made a business
trip to Dodge City. Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
g. w. Thompson is able to be
duty again at Trager's store, after few
days illness.
j. r. McBrayer has completed his
house on Ford avenue, and Mr. Murphy
the yard master. has moved into it.
II. J. Taylor has put addition to-
his restaurant for bed room for his
patrons. Bucklin is long on eating
houses but short on sleeping room.
Mrs. L. L. Hammer and Miss Stella
Hammer returned last week from trip
to Texline, Texas. where they went to
visit a sister of Mrs. Hammer
H. c. Hilton went to Dodge City
Monday and returned-wen he has not
returned at all yet, but perhaps he will
before this gets into print.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham, who has
been making her home with her uncle,
| j. A Hike, for the past year two.
/ left for her old home in Indiana last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs @. w. Swartout returned Tues
day from her daughters in the eastern
j part of the state where she went some
weeks ago to help take care of her sick
grandson.
i Mrs. FL. c. Barnes expects to start
Thursday evening to her old home, Post
! Vile, Iowa. Mrs. Barnes goes there to
nurse her husbands mother, who is down
| with broken hip. The time of Mrs
| Barnes return is uncertain.
H. DeBaun went Monday ont to
Robert Housels to build II new dwelling
house for him, do not know the size of
the house but understand that it is to be
a goodly sized structure. larger than one
would think bachelor needed.
A. G Drake and c. w. Raymond
shipped four cars of cattle, E. a. Glider
meister one car of cattle, l.. NJ. Taylor one
car of hogs from here Tuesday morning
G. w. Raymond, E. A. Gildemeister, A.
w. Gurin and j. w. Emmons went with
the stock take care of il and to take in
|
And now it is w. II. DilIingcr that
! is performing acrobatic feats and walk
! ing on air. or at least he feels that way
We guess he comes down to the ground
once ia while long enough to get be-
! hind the house, put his head in empty
barrel and say, Papa, just to hear the
| echo; aud all on account of that '-little''
| girl that came to his house last Saturday
The mother is doing well, and it is hoped
| by Wills numerous friends that his pulse
will become normal in the course of a
week ten days.
CHARLES Vanvleet, of Illinois. paid II
short visit to Bucklin and vicinity He
returned to his home last Thursday. Mr.
Vauvleet lived in this county for number
of years but like many others he became
discouraged few years ago. pulled up
stakes, and went back to Illinois. think
i ing that he could do better there than
here, but now lie knows better. 1 talked
! with him just before he started for his
home I asked him when he was going
I TO move back here, for L know that about
| four of every five that ever lived here
wanted to get back. His answer was, L
am going to try and get back the coming
winter; then he said, L will change that
and say that I am coming back this win
ter Mr. Vanvleet says that he has better
health here than lie has there and that Is
! the paramount issue with him, but lie
says that he can make more money here
| with the same amount of physical and
| mental wear and tear than he can there !,
| and he is coming back
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