The Globe-republican., 1902-02-06
BUCKLiN BREEzES.


From our Regular Correspondent
Ralph Stokes, an operator SON Of E
~ Stokes, OF this place. has taken a po-
sition in the dispatcher's office Daihart-
Texas
Miss Ella Culver. who has been stay
ing with her grand parents Mr. and Mrs
J. r. McBayer, just west of BuekIin. for
some months. left last Friday evening
for bone at Ingersol. Okla.
H r McCaustIand has sold the
George Taylor farm, north of the river,
TO parties from Preston. Kansas He also
sold TO E. o. Clark. of Ottawa, Kansas.
SIX lots in block 26, Bucklin.
The Rock Island is filling their ice
house here with ice at the rate of eight or
ten cars per day. and we suppose that il
is all right to ship the ice here and put
it into the ice house. but it seems to ms
that il they would just pump that house
full of water that this weather would do
the rest
This part of the best country on
earth has been blessed with IA fall of the
beautiful snow, and it is good thing for
the country and we would not mind see
ing more of il. but this cold wave bust
ness three times a week is getting a little
mon otonous aud we would like little
rest that.
Owing to snow drifts or some other
cause unknown TO the writer, the mail
train from the east did not make connec-
tion with No. % at Pratt, on Tuesday
morning, and we did ner get our eastern
mail. So we don't know how the old
world is moving, but guess it's all right.
Mr.. Winders. of Ford. bought two
/
| will build on them in the near future. in
the meantime he will renl the house that
w r. Gordon lately moved into town
and live there until he gets his own
house ready.
IT seems to that il is about time that
| the people of our town were making a
move to incorporate and establish IA city
government that the peace and digni-
| ty of this growing town could not be vi
olated with impunity, it sometimes is.
/ For example. the affair of Tuesday after
| noon of this week. In this connection we
will say that need a resident attorney
| here to help ussout the knotty prob
/ lens of the law. We would not like to
insure him a princely income, but think
that he would have lots of fun.
| The fourth quarterly meeting for this
/ IL T.
was held lin Bucknn last Saturday
and Sunday, and their own church
building is not yet ready for use, ON
| Free Methodist friends kindly rendered
the of their building and the service:
| were held there. Presiding Elder Mar
| tindaIe preached Saturday evening and
Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Il
B. Paramore, the pastor, VIII continue
the services during the week. He ex-
poets to have MIR Pendleton. an able
| evangelist. to assist him, and we hope
that they will be Instrumental in doing
much good There is room forit. Since
| writing the above, Mr.. PendIeton has ar
arrived and will preach each evening
during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Clsyk, of Ottawa
Kansas, We're visitors at the home of Mrs
/ Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Gosslee. of Bucklin, last week Mr
Clark has recently sold out his busines
in Ottawa and is now looking around 70
some good location in which to star
again in the mercantile business SIR
and Mrs. Clark both came to this part o
Ford county in the boom days when th
country here was being settled, and the,
know all of the old timers here. Ear
seemed to enjoy himself very much re
newing old friendships and talking of tn
days when he used to play baseball wit
the boys here Mr. Clark, while not ex
pecting to locate here, did not leave with
out making a little investment here. HI
bought several town lots, because h
thought from the outlook here that Buck
lin was good town in which to ow
some real estate
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