The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-05-30
BUCKLiN BRIEFS.

From Regular Cores sndent.
A. T. Day, is laying off today with
a lame back.
A. j, Hubbard is off on visit with
his daughter in Wichita
Mrs B. F. Taylor met with a pain
full accident few days ago. A sprained
ankle is the trouble.
Albert Acer, who has been sojourn-
ing in Missouri for over year, returned
Tuesday Albert says that there is no
place on earth so good as this
"A. w. Guerin received car of Short
Horn bulls here Tuesday, thay are wear
old and half of them are registered
stock, the other high grades.
Mrs. Van vorhis has been suffering
with an attack of grip but arc glad
to see that she is able to be out again.
Those who were up and out before
old Soils rays got in their work. saw
quite a little frost, Sunday morning
and some report that in low damp
ground vegetation was nipped little.
Rev P. o. Dayis and family Of Arl.
ington. Kansas. came in the last of the
week, to visit with relatives and friends
in BucEelin and vicinity and incidently to
enjoy the Memorial day exercises here.
Mrs. j. w. Ellis and her sister Miss
Eva Coons, made a short visit to Dodge
Mrs John Simmons from southwest
or Bucklin, took passage on the train here
few days ago for summer visit with
friends at Vanita, I. Il.
Mrs. S. D. Aulls made short visit
to the county capital the last of the week,
returning Saturday Her daughters
Misses Carrie and Marion who were
visiting friends in Dodge City Came home
with her.
our general merchants, left on the Rock
Island, Monday evening for visit with
friends at St. Joe. Ill. She took her three
child rem with her.
ID. Y Handy, j. w. Clark. Maurice
Hayner, Ray Hoard, and Mr.. Eaton have
R. I. & P. r. Y. Co. and are seeking
other sources from which to draw their
salaries; but still the Rock Island is do
ing business at the old stand.
j. H. Dellinger is the busiest man in
town this morning, he is preparing the
payalions in which to hold Memorial day
exercises. do not know what we would
do without John, every year he comes in
from his home some four miles ont and
works like Turk preparing for Memori-
al day and then he contributes literally
of his revenue besides, for the same pur-
pose. If after comrade Deliinxer has
responded to the last roll call and for him
taps have sounded, the survivors in this
do not decorate his last rest
ing place with the brightest flowers, and
keep it green they will have failed in
their duty to one who is always ready to
lend helping hand, in any good cause
Memorial Sunday was observed in
Bucklin. by Memorial services at IL
O'Clock a m. Services were concluded by
Rev. Paramore. pastor of the NJ. E.
church, assisted by Rev. w. Patterson of
Ford. Appropriate music was furnished
by the choir consisting of Mrs D. w:
Haynes, Mrs. j. w. Ellis, Mrs. Pearl
Handy, Miss Eva Coons and Mesers D.
Fisher, L. o. Elder, G. w. Buedecker
and w. FL. Dellinger, with Miss Clara
Handy at the organ The services were
held in the new church, which held the
congregation nicely. Bro Paramore
gave US very entertaining sermon, and
appropriate to the occasion using for his
text the battle cry of Gideon, 1.-The Sword
of the Lord and of Gideon.''
win some one kindly tell us what the