The Globe-republican., 1901-09-12
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

with Section Foreman Murphy and ha
thus become identified with the grea
Rock Island railway system.
j. w. and Ed. Boedecker, who have
been visiting here for some time, left fo
their home in Pueblo, Colo, Monda.
evening on the Dodge City flyer.
Mrs. Straulnan and Mrs Hughes, O.
Dodge City, came down last Friday te
visit friends in this vicinity. They re-
! turned to Dodge Monday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Hollopeter. of Ford
went out on No. 24 on the Rock Island
Ohio, to attend the G. A. r Encamp-
meDt.
Miss Inez Sweeney, of Hutchinson
Kansas. came in Tuesday a visit ts
her mother, Mrs. J. d. Sweeney and he
brother Paul. who lives few mile.
northwest of Bucklin.
II. p. McCaustland dropped the rea
estate business Tuesday long enough tt
help his wife move. They moved into
the house lately vacated by n. E. Bloss
Geo. G. Edwards owns the house vacated
by Mr.. McCaustland and will occupy i
as a residence in a short time,
j. B. Stuart has returned from his
trip to Missouri. He says that there il
his old home county the drouth has hi
them pretty hard that they have raised
almost nothing there this year, and tha
in many places the meadows are killed
and all grass is very much injured
MIR. 4. H. Edwards and family. OF
Hickory county, Mo, came in on the
Rock Island last Friday. Mr.. Edwards
has brother and sister living out here
Mr.. Geo. G. Edwards of Bucklin, and
Mrs. II. d. Scarborough OF Pleasant Val
ley township Mr.. Edwards and family
are stopping with his sister at present
His health is not good and he thinks tina;
this climate will benefit him. He ex-
poets TO make his future home in this
part of Kansas.
Mrs Clara Pruitt Bell. of Pueblo.
Colo, wife of j. ID. Bell of that place,
came in on the Dodge City flyer last
Wednesday evening. Her brother-in-
law, j. E Bell, met her at Dodge City
and came down with her and took her
out to his home south of Bucklin where
she will visit for awhile. She Will prob
ably visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pruitt, at Pratt, Kansas. before returning
to her home.
L. @. Grobety, of Dodge City, made
business trip to Bucklin last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Grobety, having disposed of
his business in Dodge City, is contem-
plating n produce and commission brlsi l.
ness at Canon City, Colo, and was inter-
viewing the merchants here who handle
produce, with view of getting a share
of their patronage in his new enterprise.
Well we wish him success in his new
venture.
Died, Tuesday night. September 3rd,
at the home of its father, about eight
miles west of Bucklin, the infant of
G. II. Ellis, aged seven months. It was
buried Tuesday in the Bucklin cemetery
The babes mother died when it was
about ten days old. and left it without a
mothers love and care. The father and
sister no doubt did all that they could to
fill her place, to the child, but they could
not keep it. It has gone to join the
mother on the other shore.
Miss Viola Howenstein who was en-
ployed by the school board here to teach
the eight months school, taught last week
and threw up the job. Every body that
was interested in the school was sorry
that she quit, for she had made a nice
start and was giving general satisfaction,
and so far as l can learn, had gained the
respect aud esteem OF tde pupils, and we
have no doubt but that she would have
made complete success if she could
have taught the term through. But she
was offered a much larger salary to
teach in her home city and she thought
it was her duty to accept it. She can
celled her engagement here and has
gone to Portland. Oregon, to take up her
work there. Well, we wish her success
there.
Miss Emily Summersby of Dodge
City, took up the school work here,
where Miss Howenstein left Off Miss
took charge of the school on
Tuesday morning, she being assisted
this week by Miss Sughrue, of the same