The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-03-13
BUCKLiN BREEZES.


He is located on South Kansas avenue.
Mr. Holloway of Hutchinson, has
moved on the old John A. Miller farm.
which he bought recently OF III. p Me
Caustland.
Rev p O. Davis and family came
in from Arlington, Tuesday morning.
They will visit with home folks for
time
Buchanan and MIsener of KinsIey,
are building a room just north of s E.
Coons, 24x6o, which we are Informed
will be used for a billiard hall
Mr.. Riley, of Wilson county, D. H.
G.. of the NJ. w. A. is here working in
the interest of that order, and we under
stand is having good success.
Mrs. E. Tarbox is quite sick this
week. we are sorry to hear it for Grand
ma Tarbox is SO used to hustling around
that we know that it will be hard for her TO
be confined to her bed.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. PendIeton. of
Ford, were callers at Bucklin last Mon
day. Jim says that he has not gone
back on Bucklin If he has moved to
Ford.
Mr.. Call is building a residence over
on the west side. MIR. Call will occupy
the house completed. He
| owns ranch west of town, but will live
here for time.
The family of BENZ. Cass arrived
here last Friday. Mr.. Cass has been
| here for some time. They are Lying
one and half miles west of town on the
A. B. Freeman place.
g. F. TRACER left for St. Joseph, Mo,
| Monday evening, to lay in a stock OF
spring goods. He took Mrs. TRACER with
him to look after him and Incidentally to
| assist in selecting ladies' dress goods.
Barney Mcneil of Meade, is building a
store room 24x6O, on Main street just
south of S. E. Coons' store. We are in
formed that Mr.. Mcneil will put in q
| line of clothing, boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, etc.
H. P. McCaustland effected a trade
| between w. S. Ham, of Bucklin and N
o. Peacock, about six miles north Of
town. trading Mr.. Hams town property
| for Mr.. Peacock's farm. They will ex-
| change places of residence soon.
| Mr.. McCaustland went down tc
| Hutchinson the last of the week and from
| there went out into Rice county to lool
| at some real estate. He found it blu
| reports it as movable. He says that he
never saw much sand in his life.
Miss Julia sughrue babe goodbye tc
| many friends here Tuesday evening an6
returned to her home at Dodge City
She carries with her to her home the
| kindest regards and the best wishes OF
many personal friends that she has made
during her stay here.
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Artwein a house that was being used as {
ware room by the Williams cottage, anc
moved it over on the west side just south
of the school house and will convert i
| into a dwelling house. Mr.. Inman i.
| building new house over on the ives
side near the Rock Island water tank.
There will be an entertainment giver
at Fishers hall, on "Wednesday night
March 10, under the auspices of the La
dies Aid Society of the NJ. E. church
The entertainment will consist of a higI
order of elocution and music, the first by
a professional elocutionist, the music by
home talent. Come every body, con
tribute to a good cause, and have a gooo
evenings entertainment.
| There seems TO have been some mis-
understanding as to what time the post
Office would be opened on Sunday. I'm.
| til some instructions are received the of
flee will be opened to the public one
hour Immediately after the morning
mail is received and Distributed. and fIaa
will be, if the train is on time about 8 O
9:15 O'Clock, a. M, that it will be opened
and remain open one hour only, and vii
not be opened any more until 7:3O Mon
day morning. We know that our people
have not been used to Sunday mail TO
some time, but if they will take it il
broken doses at first they will soon ge
used to it again.
The transferring the division to thi
place has made quite change in thin
down at the depot Before the transfe
two men handled the work very nicely
but now there are six of them all told
Dan A. Kable. agent. r. E. Stokes, da.
Oper ator, Ed Hiner, night operator, San
f. Smith and A. p Reece, transfer men
and Carroll Stokes, call boy, and it keep
Ier,< .nI1 a.