The Globe-republican., 1901-05-16
BUCKLiN BRIEFS.

D00A.tAS
From our Regular Co-respsr,aent-
&C. w. Boedecker has tired of rural
life and is moving back to town. Wei
come Charles.
L. NJ. Taylor and u. Fisher were
each loading car of hogs Tuesday, for
the Kansas City market.
.Campbell and Garland of Wichita,
were loading four ears of catrIe Tuesday
morning They go to Alma, Kansas.
> Hart, who works on w. r.
Gordon-s ranch. caught six coyotes in
one den Saturday. Well done, jeff.
Our implement men are receiving
some harvesting machinery and getting
ready for the harvest time. Wei, we
hope that it will be needed.
-Messrs. Lyman ond Fuller of Lang
don. Kansas, are working DIP lodge of
Modern '.Ton Ties,'' mutual life insur-
ance association.
=. NJ. Taylor has had his meat mar
ket buildinE nicely painted and now that
he has put in that nickle-plated refriger-
atoT. IT has an up-to-date appearances.
The Rock Island folks have taken
compassion on Don Kable. the efficient
agent here, and have given him. an as
assistant. MIR. kirkpatrick is now with
him.
Howe. bias been making Aeadquarters RS
here for few days, while canvassing the
country, fitting glasses to eyes of the
dear people and Incidentally gathering a
few of their spare sheckles.
e. A. Gildemeister, who has a ranch.
just north of town, Is as happy
lark in spite of the dry weather and the
care of the children, and it is because Of
a young lady boarder who arrived at his
home last Friday evening. we hope
that she will be a permanent boarder-
The mother is doing we'll.
Speaking of school entertainments
reminds IT'S that quite a party of our
Young fOlks went to Mullenville last Fri
car and some otherwise. but all got there
only to find themselves in frst-class
smallpox scare. and the other entertain
ment Indefinitely postponed.
r. L. Hausel shipped another car of
barley from here Monday. This is the
eighth car that Bob has shipped from
/ here. He tells us that he has shipped
about forty cars of barley this past win
i ter and spring, but it shipped from
many points in this short grass country.
Miss l. E. Borin, of Stockton, Has,
| organized a camp of Royal Neigh bors
here Monday night with twenty members.
This organization is auxiliary to the Nj :.
| w. A, and none are eligible but mem
| bers of the NJ. w. A. and their lady rela :
tives. viii give the names of the Off
eern next week.
mouths term of school in District No. b,
last Friday the 10th. This district lies
! south of Bucklin, and while the school is
| not a large one we understand from the
patrons of the school that Miss Eva has
| taught very successful term, and that
! the public exercises, Friday afternoon,
were a credit to both teacher and pupils
| j. w. Ellis is having his building on
[ south Main street, that is occupied by DIR.
Bredehoft office and drug store,
painted. Walter Cook is treating his
/ house to coat of paint. S. d. Aulls has
! had the real estate office north Main
nicely painted. But one thing thou lack
est yet, Buckiin, aud that is few fur-
longs of sidewalk.
-w.R. Gordon says things were lively
out his way the first (day) of the week.
for the winter, gathered them ZAP. and
| moved them south to pasture, while some
of the boys put in their time breaking
| colts. We have frequently noticed that
| least part of the commandments. Ia
! they have any old job that they can put
off until Sunday. they do it, and then re-
member the Sabbath by doing that par
| ticular job on that day.
| L. w. Taylor has bought tl.e w. II
| Mckinney ranch, which lies on the river
north of Bucklin. He gets every thing
| belonging to the ranch just as it is Mr.
| Mckinney has been confined to- his bek
for some months and is unable to attend
| to business. His sister, who has beer
with him almost constantly since he was
stricken, yesterday started with him &c
their old home in Canton. Ohio Mr.
Taylor will accompany them as far a.
Chicago, Ill.
i Memorial Sunday will be obsery eG
at Bucklin, by memorial services TO bs
held i'll the new church at Il a. M, MAJ
| 26. Memorial sermon by Rev Para
more of the M. E. church All are mos
cordially invited TO attend these services
Come all. 1t will be we'll for to g
back in memory for short time, to tn
days of '61 to -65 and consider what Go,
hath wrought.
/, May 3Oth will be observed as Decor
alton day at Buckiin. The parade viii
be formed promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m.
at or near the intersection of Main AM
Oak streets VIII march to cemetery y
| All who will are invited to take part i
the parade. Especially Bucklin Cam
No 3SO6, Nj. W. A. and Bucklin Lodg
No. 3S9. L. o. 0. F.. and all Sunda
schools and public schools of the vicini;