The Globe-republican., 1902-01-09
BucKLiN BREEzEs.

her sister Mrs Arthur winsor-
l. N. Taylor shipped two cars oi
stock cattle and hogs. Tuesday morning.
Mr. Fado, painter who has been
working here with Mr. Sam Butler, left
for Miilerton, kas-. Monday
Miss Stella Stofer. of Dodge City,
spent a few days with her sister. Mrs.
l. O. Elder, last week
The prairie dog killer is getting in
bis work in great shape He is killing
some prairie dogs, likewise some horses.
" J. Rogers plasterer. " no has been
working here for some months, returned
TO his home AT Norestur, kas-, last Mon
day evening
Tile wife OF w. O. Gates, the dray-
man. came in last Saturday, from their
old home. washburn, Mo. They will
make their future home here
Mr. Sadler. of Liberal. is having a
2ex32 foot building put mp on Main street.
Fiae building is one ansl one half stories
high aud will be used for a boarding
house.
Miss Julia Sughrue and Miss Emily
Sstsnmersby came back from their two
weeks vacation last saturday. and COM
meneeei their school work again Monday
'nerning-
John Steele of Spearville is running
l. w Handy's blacksmith shop now
Mr. Steele thinks that lac will stay here
permanently Mr. Steele is a goo,i work
man and that is what need here
And not to be behind the times Mr.
Del Sprague and Mrs Kate Close con-
eluded TO try the joys of lnatrinony
again, and proc cured the necessary
documents and were married on New
Years day
-MELIA-B -BIsBEE AT the home of the
brides parents at Plains, Kansas. E. V.
Melia, of Fond county. to Miss Ieona
BI>bee- The happy twain were made one
on New Years day sissd took fair start
with the new year in their welded life
AID may II be happy and prosperous
w. I-andiS- who works at the round
slause- received a message Sunday eve
nlng that his father nad been accidental
Iy killed "A Kansas City on Saturday evc-
mag None of the particulars learned
Yet As the funeral Was On Monday. Mr.
I-aadI- couid not get ther re in time 10 ar
tt=sssi
Miss Mary CLARK of Pratt county is
i here visiting Der sister. Miss Grace.
Ciaik at Mr. "n,- Darby-s. over on tie
east side Mary has many other friends
here besides her sister and tIsscle who are
glad TO give her welcome back to-
BuckIIn.
Mrs Read. who lived southeast OF
Buchlin- III kIowa county. died at I.er
ho.ne last Thussday night. MR.. Read
was about fifty years Of age, and we
learn that she had been suffering with
heart trouble for long time but the inn
mediate eauSe of death was hemorIiage
OF the lungs. The funeral WAS held the
First Methodist church in Buck lin, Satur-
tlay. at . clock. services conducted by
Rev. Mcbride She was buried in the
Bueklin cemetery.
New Years day was a sad day for
Arthur Windsor aud wife On New
Tears Eve they lost their only child, a
little boy only two months old-onIy a
little while they had their baby with
them but long enough for him to grow
deep into their hearts. and his death
caused wound that time alone can heat
The funeral was held on Thursday JAN
?, at one O'Clock Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. L. B. Paramore Buried
in the BuckIin cemetery.
1t occurs to Us that IL is about time that
something was being done toward open
ing mp those new roads into town The
crossing at Main street is not very good
since putting in new side tracks, and il
Is not very safe ether There are too
many eegInes and cars there to be a safe
crossing Only today. CFuesday1 Mrs
Mchean- Of Ford, in attempting TO cross
there was thrown from her buggy and
had two of her ribs broken, and received
other injuries but we lave not heard at
this writing how serious they may be-
Dr. Bredhoft was called 20 attend her.
The work at the round house Is pro-
gTessiug- The building Is under roof
the pits are all dug and are being con
creted- There has been large amount
OF work done there bur there Il much 10
be done yet The force of carpenters
in charge of VIM Heath. who are doing
the work on the round house, stopped
work on il long eno1gt. to go TO Liberal
and take down the ice house at that
place and bring il here. They got in
here Saturday night with it Il was