The Globe-republican., 1901-11-07
BUcKLiN BREEZES.


A. J Belts and LaMott ButtoIph re-
turned from their trip to Oklahoma the
first of the week.
Mrs. II. G. Barnes returned home last
Saturday from Postvflle, Iowa, where she
has been since last August.
The round house received three
loads of sand Tuesday. that work will
go ahead until the sand runs out.
E. A. GiIdermeister shipped two cars
of cattle Tuesday. Verify the short-grass
cattle fndeth a ready market
Il. NJ. Taylor is putting addition
of 16 feet to his meat market Increased
business calls for increased room.
Mrs. Fora Guerin left Monday for
visit ~ith her sister in Oklahoma. w. Il.
Griffith will have charge of the ranch
during Mrs. G. IS absence.
"A. E. Nuttle, of EIdorado. Kansas,
shipped six cars of cattle from here Tues
day morning The cattle came mostly
from the ranch of the Drake Cattle Co.
j. w. Ellis is having a store room
built on Main street. The room is 24x6O
and we are informed that it will be used
for drug store L. E. Lyon and son are
doing the work.
w. @. Gosslee and G. II. DelIinger,
of Harrington, Kas.. came out Monday to
lay pipe. line from the Rock Island
pump to the round house, to supply water
for the work there.
w. c. Hazlett has commenced to
build on his farm that he bought north of
town AIR Haziett is hauling the mater
iaI and Tom Bell. of Dodge City is doing
the work.
y. w. Emmons returned last Monday
night from visit TO the old homestead,
in the land that is famous for pretty
women and fast horses, blue grass and
limestone. moonshine whiskey and feuds
old Kentucky.
Edward NJ. Smith has bought half
section of land of r. A. Hamilton, about
five miles southeast of Bucklin. We are
glad that Mr.. Smith has found location
to suit him in this vicinity for he appears
to be a desirable citizen.
The work at the roundhouse is being
retarded somewhat for the want of sand.
The supply does not seem to keep up with
the demand, but they expect to be able
to full force in day two. This
is not the only enterprise thas has been
delayed for the want of sand.
We did not know for awhile what
1t that made Art Winsor step so high
and smile pleasantly, but soon
4OIuQ OUt II was on ACCOunl VI 1ustL
boy that came to live with him. The
young stranger arrived Friday night and
Arts chin went up some degrees at the
announcement that it was a boy
Prof. r. r. Davis, Jr.. gave a con-
cert in Fisher and Haynes Hall, Monday
night. The proceeds of which after pay
ing necessary expenses, are for the bene-
fit of Mrs. Moore, the widow of the man
that died here last week. The concert
might have been better attended than it
was, but what was realized will be quite
a help to the widow and her children.
Our real estate men here say that bus
iness is a little dull in their line here this
week. However there have been few
transfers of real estate. Among them
are two lots in the northeast part of town,
sold by E. w. Hammar TO ). E. Stofer.
one lot on the corner of Ford avenue and
Maple street, sold by E. NJ. Smith to E.
W. Hammer. Mr.. Hammer will build on
the lot.
Died at his home in Bucklin. Kansas,
on Thursday evening, October 31st, 1901,
w w. Moore. who has been sick for
several days, with typhoid fever. Fu-
neral services at the house at O'Clock
Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev Il.
b. Paramore, pastor of the III. E. church.
Buried in the Bucklin cemetery. Mr.
was porn near CcOac
Iowa, in 1851, was married to Ida Payne
at Perry, Okla, in 1897, came TO BHckiin,
September 4, 1901. Deceased leaves
a wife and two small children.
we have noticed in reading country
newspapers, that the editors often men
tion that they have received a nice basket
of vegetables from this that
of their patrons, and we thought how
nice il was and we were little envious
of them, but aren't any The
wife took rs out for drive last Sunday
We went out TO Judge J. II. McBrayer's
fine farm, and during the time that we
We're there, the Judge took out to in
spect his turpip patch. He has fine tur-
nips and gave some We We're not
used to such high living but we took them
all the same. and the good wife cooked