The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-07-11
BuCKLiN BREEzEs.
From our Regular Correspondent.

Mr. John Walters, of Arlington, g,
Kansas was shaking hands with old
friends in Bucklin the first of the week
IF there has been any material put
on the ground over the ground. or under
the ground here for a round house we do
not know it; but then there lots of
things that we don't know.
The Misses Anna and Lizzie Stofer,
who came down from Dodge City to
spend the fourth in Bucklin and visit
their sister, Mrs. T.. o. Elder aud brother
S. Z Stofer, returned Monday to Dodge
City.
Miss Maggie O-Leary, of Pueblo,
Colo. is visiting friends in BuckIin. She
has been in Nebraska for sometime be
fore coming here but will go from here
20 Pueblo.
Mrs. Matte Ridgley and children,
who baye been visiting Mrs. Ridgley's
mother, Mrs. E. Bobby left Monday
evening for their home at Parkersburg.
Ill. Mrs. Boly accompanied them
far as Kansas City
Mrs Harris who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Swart-,
$ out south of Buclllin, returned to her
home in the eastern part of the state,
Monday evening.
Yes, that is another thing that Buck
lin lacks, "a few nice little dwelling
houses to rent to people who would like
to settle here, but are not prepared TO
build at present. 1t would be a good
thing for the would-be renter, but how
about the other fellow?
G Nj. Jones. of Lawrence, Kansas,
who purchased farm just west of Buck
lin, came in last Friday to look after his
interests here. Mr.. Jones expects to
build on his farm and make this his
future home.
H. 2. McCaustland, the live real es-
tate man. returned from his old home in
Missouri, Friday, bringing his family
with him; and soon his household
goods arrive he Will set up housekeeping
and we hope become permanent fixture
here.
The new church Gree Methodis)
will be dedicated on Sunday July 21st at
IL O'Clock n. a series of meetings
will be held commencing OH Friday pre-
ceding; and will continue over Sunday.
Elder Kessell, whoi will dedicate the
church. and Rev. Cline of Pratt county
will be present during the entire series
of meetings.
A new threshing engine and self
feeding attachment for their separator,
came in Friday for j. III. Dellinger and
son. This is Il j. T. Case outfit. The
new engine is 20 horse power COM
pound, traction engine, side crank fric
tion clutch; and they expect to be hulling
out the golden grain next week at a
lively rate.
The wife and children of j. Z. Mil
ford editor of the Banner, came in from
SedGwick county, last week Mrs Mil
ford has been visiting with friends at
Kechi, in Sedgwick county since her
husband moved his paper from Dodge
City to this place They roCming
at present but Will 90 to house keeping
as soon as they can get a house to live in.
The young lady mentioned hav-
ing lost her pocket book, through over
confidence in her fellow mortals, has re-
covered the pocket book; but the money
that was in it is gone where the wood
bine twiueth, or some other equally un-
known locality. The pocket book was
recovered in away that leayes the identi-
ty of the theft or theiyes, unknown. But
the warning given, stands good while
human nature remains unchanged
MIR ana Mrs. S. Stofer, of Dodge
City, came down for the fourth and have
been visiting with relations.aud friends in
Bncklin and vicinity. They spent Sun
day with G. w. Swartout's family. II
is out their old homestead, and
doubtless the trip recalled many memor.
les of the days of yore, when they We're
farming in sunny, Kansas. They return
ed to their home Monday evening on the
Bucklin and Dodge City fast mail, limit
ed, (as to accommodation, for passen-
gers.1
Goo late for last week.O
Miss Amy Armstrong, of Beatrice,
Il
C H. Buttolph left by the Rock Is
land route for a visit to his old home at
Postville. Iowa. Business and pleasure
combined is the object of his trip.
Harvesting is well along here and
the farmers are all figuring on what ii
will make Better wait until the thresh-