The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-04-17
BUCkLiN BREEZES.

From our Regular CORES pendent
Mrs. Dan Murphy and son, Frank,
visited Dodge City. last Saturday.
john Conrad has moved into his new
house in the southeast part of town.
H. P. McCaustla nd left Monday eve-
nlng for a visit to his old home at Albany,
Mo.
Conductor Brick1e took his daughter,
Miss Hazel, and Miss Carrie Aulls with
him on his run to Santa Rosa, Tuesday.
w. Fl. Wiles, employe of the
Rock Island, has moved into II. NJ.
Thompson's new house on Maple street.
d. W. Haynes is taking the adyan-
tage of the absence of his family, in hav-
ing his residence repaired and renovated.
Real estate is raising in Bucklin, but
it is mostly the feet of the unfortunate
pedestrian. The mud is some deep and
still raising.
Dan r. McNutt. who has been help-
ing Editor Milford, on the Banner. for a
few weeks. left for Pratt last Saturday
evening.
Rev. Orr, of the F. NJ church is hold
ing series of meetings this week, and
we hope that his efforts will meet with
good success.
Conductor Hartman is having a res
idence built on his lots east of Main street
and in the south part of town. Belts and
Bell are doing the work.
Another good rain all over this part
of the country Monday and Tuesday
Wheat crop saved again and the corn
crop assnred-until the next dry spell.
Mrs d. W. Haynes and daughters,
Miss Hazel and Miss Ida, and her niece,
Miss Octa Fisher. went TO Preston. Kan
sas, Monday evening for weeks visit
with friends in that vicinity.
-G. H. Christopher was called to the
bedside of his father, in Missouri. His
father is very sick, in fact not expected
| to live but short time. George left for
| his fathers home Sunday night.
Miss Rosa Graves, who has been
making her home with the family of j.
r. Mc3rayer for sometime, left Tuesday
| morning for Gates, Oklahoma, and Miss
Ella Culver, who has been helping in the
postoffice, has gone TO stay with MIR.
McBrayer for a time.
w. G. Osgood. of Meade, Kansas,
came in Monday evening Mr.. Osgood
| is looking after the fitting up of the store
| room of McNeal and Boiler, who will
| put in stock of clothing, gents furnish
| ing goods, etc. Mr. Osgood will have
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lit is opened up
B. F. Taylor sold his house hold
goods at public sale last Saturday and
| left Sunday evening for Postville, Iowa.
| to join his family at that place. They
Will visit with friends there for a few
weeks and then go to Southern California, 4,
| where they expect to make their future
home.
| Conductor Brickle's family returned
| to Chicago last Friday evening, but be-
| fore going, they selected and purchased
some lots in the south part of town, where
| they Will build them a residence in the
near future. I said the family went, but
| they did not all go, Miss Hazel remains
here. She is staying with Misses Carrie
and Marion Aulls.
| The light fingered gentry have been
doing little work in Bucklin- Two OF
| our leading mercantile houses have been
| touched. We learn that about foHr men
were arrested by Sheriff Hale, at Dodge
City. with stolen goods in their posses
sion. G. L. Trager and D. w Haynes
went to Dodge City and identified some
| of the goods, being some of the good:
| that left their respective stores without
| the services of clerk.