The Globe-republican., 1901-11-28

Tuesday.
her sister, Miss Julia Sughrue in Bucklin,
and returned Tuesday.
d. Fl. Scott of Topeka, spent a little
time in Buck1in this week looking after
his real estate interests.
Mrs. Dan Murphy and two sons came
in Monday from eight ten days
visft-w friends in Pratt.
III. p. McCaustland sold TO Spencer
Eros. of Shawnee county, Kansas. 800
acres of the virgin soil, ing near Ford.
&C. H. Dellinger has accepted a posi-
tion as salesman and general utility man
in Fisher and Haynes commercial estab-
1ishment.
The round house is progressing nicely
and is now very nearly ready for the
roof, The brick work being almost COM
pleted.
j. B. Longs building is over on the
west side. Mr.. Long is building base
ment and it will be mighty nice to get
into when ye blizzard comes
$. E. Coons has moved his old store
house back about 80 feet and is building g
a new front. The room will be s2ox30.
Sam is going to keep abreast of the times.
C. w. Mills, of Coldwater, will move
his family here in short time and make
this his headquarters. MIR. Mills repre-
sents the Shawnee Fire Insurance Co.. of
Topeka.
B. F. Taylor had to hunt up his
crutches again last Saturday This time
a horse fell with him and caught his leg,
and now he is going crutches for
awhile
That merry-go- round pulled into
town Monday evening and now all the
ancestors for nickles. SO that they can ride
on it.
-Lw Handy has bought S E.Stofer's
stock of groceries, and will try his hand
at the mercantile business again. MIR.
Handy took charge of the business Mon
day.
Rev. P. o. Davis, wife and daughter
of Arlington, Kansas. came in Monday
to visit with home folks in Bucklin and
vicinity and incidentally to help eat some
| Thanksgiving turkey.
III. p. NfcCaustland sold ten lots il
Bucklin to j l.. Parker of Greensburg
| One of the lots is the southeast corner OF
Main and Center streets. four are OF
South Main and five on West Center
/ streets.
p. w. Inman's new house over OF
the west side is getting there in goot
shape and is nearly ready for plastering
/ Alva Snedigar's house is also getting
we'll along now and from present appear
ances will soon be completed.
/
his cattle back east about rs or so miles
to help eat off the rank wheat in fha
part of Kansas. NJ. r. Hammer, jim
Stofer and Frank Day went with him Il
/ help drive the cattle and to see the coun-
try.
| Mr. and Mrs. Stofer, father and
mother of 5. E. Stofer and Mrs. L. o
Elder, of this place. drove down from
Dodge City Tuesday to visit their chill
dren here
| L. NJ Taylor shipped another oil
hogs from here Tuesday 1t would seen
that the diet of our 6laddies (hog and
| hominy) had not gone altogether out OF
date, and it is not so bad either. but ths
! hominy is mighty rich diet this year
/ The laying of the rails of the new
sidings is getting along in good shape
and will soon be ready for use, but no
before they needed Our mail facil-
tiles between here and Dalhart. Tex.
and all points on the Rock Island between
Liberal and Dalhart are somewhat bette
| than heretofore The mail is now car.
ried on the Rock Island direct to thest
points and does not have be sen
around by way of Garden City. The or.
der went into effect last Monday
we will have to take back what we saio
! last week about not having any bachelor
hall here. for they have gone and bull
] another Que and it is about ready for oc
/ cupancy- And we hear today that ther,