The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1903-05-14
BUCKLiN BREEzES.
From our Regular Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent.
Carol Stokes left Monday evening tt
join his parents at Craig, Mo where they
expect to make their future home.
The several buildings that are being
constructed here are progressing slowly
on account of the unfavorable weather.
| L. 0. Elder has purchased a honse and
five acres Of land, north of the railroad
and will move there the latter pert of tile
week.
Mr.. N. E. Bloss and family and the
gdOg, left on No. 4, Monday eveDIDg for
PattonsbHg, Mo. where they viii make
their home for a while.
W. W. Patterson, cashier of the Buck.
liD State Bank spent few days at Wieh.
ita the last part Of the week but was at
bis post in the bank Monday morning.
MIS- A. j. Deem returned home We'd
nesday from a tive weeks visit with home
folks NJ Chula, Mo. Mrs. DEEMS sister,
Miss Presta Dayls, accompanied her, and
will remain during the summer.
Our grocerymsa are bayinga taste Of
the strenuous life these days, it don't
make any difference how deep the mud
gets tlcpeople are so obstinate that they
wan. to eat anyhow, aad the grOcerymany
he has to. deliver As eatables.
The committee having the matter in
charge have procSred the big tent belong.
ing to the Dodge City District M. \.
Church i. which to hold their Decora-
ton day exercises On May s0th at Buck
lin.
That Book social 10 having hard time
of 1t. 1t was, postponed Saturday night
until Tuesday night on account of the
unfavorable weather. YSesday night
was no better and it was postponed AGAIN
this time until the clouds roll by, We
guess.
Yes, it Is raining a little more these
days and Main street isnavigable forgum
boots and mud scows from the railroad
to Elm street and back again and incf-
IDENTIFY the wheat crop is saved again
but we are afraid that the reputation Of
Bucklin as a desirable place to live is suf-
iering, owing to the adhesive quality off
he sail just now.
SD. Aglls, A. w. Guerin and She9-
nan Tanner all took No. B Tuesday |
morning for the land Of the setting sun.
They expect to be gone about sixty days
ind will visit California Oregon and
Washington andperhaps Utah where they |
,an study the Polggamy question for
hemselvesand their il they escape con-
,ersion to Mormanlsm they will perhaps
eturn home wiser II not better men.
H. NJ. Thompson. while delivering
FOODS, Wednesday morning got out Of
lis wagon to cary some goods into a
louse, leaving bis horse standing. lt is
that the horse took fright at
ometbing, at any rate 1t started out on
little delivery trip Of Its own and not
outstanding the mud, made pretty good
line out to 9. H. Buttolph's place one
nd half miles west of town, where the
wagon eollided with post wreeking 1t
the wagon.) We do not know at this
writing what other damage was done.
loral. Don't stop too long to talk with
he cook.
There was a sad occurrance in the
ards OF fhls place last Thursday evrn-
ny, when a young man uamed A. j,
logan, was run over and instantly killed
" an engine. The engine, one that had
ust come in from the west, pulling q
reight train, had pulled the train in on
side track uncoupled and was running
,ack on the main line to the round house
when the accident occurred. 1t was
ew minutes before nine o'clock, the
light was dark wet and gloomy the en-
line crew tired and worn out with long
IN. The man was not seen until the
nglne was all most on him. too late to
10 anything to avert the calamity. Cor
ner DR.. J. @, Bredehoft had a jury
ummond and held an inquest Friday