The Globe-republican., 1903-12-03

BUCKLiN BREEzES.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Davis spent lasi
Sunday with friends at Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Kautz returned
from their trip to Pennsylvania last Fri
day.
Miss Mable Hartman and Misses leila
and Beulah Bay visited Dodge City last
Friday.
H. P. McCaustland 10 off to Hutchinson
this week. Don't know just when be
will be back.
Mrs. W. II. Dawson returned home
Tuesday from visit to the old home at
wellington, Kansas.
Mrs. J. W. Ellis and daughter Leila
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellis sister Mrs.
Benson Bryan at Greensburg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Lindburg and son
Fay left last Thursday for a visit Of in.
definite length to Nebraska and other
points.
The family Of J. N. Lightner left
Monday morning to join Ar. Lighter In
California.
Mrs. BIoss of Herington, Kansas, is
spending fow days with the family of
II, G. Barnes west of town,
Smith and FERN have bought ten acres
Of land from VIM. Darby east of town
and are building a slaughter house on it
and will kill their own meat hereafter,
NJ. A. Jones is selling off his furniture
and will move In few days to lrondale,
NO., near which place they expect to
make their home.
Mr., and Mrs. H.A. Moehl are tile hap
py parents Of fine boy born Friday,
November ~, 1903. Henry says he sure
has a boiler maker that will stay with
him now.
Miss Margaret Kane's sisters, Mrs.
Lreenleaf and two children, and Misses
Clara and Vesta Kane, all of Greensburg,
Kansas spent Sunday with her in Buck
lin.
W. r.. Hamry and wife of Oklahoma
arrived the first of the week and are only |
waiting for their household goods to ar
rive when they will go to housekeeping
In their new home here.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. Moore west of
Bucklin Is preparing to build dwelling
house on bis lots here In town and will
cave the farm and become a resident of
Bucklin.
Mrs. G. T. Lukens and Miss Ethel
Morrison left for their home at Kansas
Jlty last Monday night. Mr.. Lukens
will follow rs soon as ne gets things all
etted up out at the ranch which will
probably be the last of this week.
We are thinking that those people who
Intended to eat Thanksgiving dinner at
Dodge City and were depending on the
Dodge City flyer for their means Of
transportation got in a little late for
Inner
Mr.. A. A. Shuler, wife and three
hlldren and Mrs. W. R. Carbon return.
d last Saturday from a three weeks ,
islt with sister Of Mrs. Gordon and
FRS. Shuler at Cherokee, Kansas.
No 3 came In In two sections Tuesday
nd Wednesday they had to make 1t Into l
Tree sections and yet every coach was
lied with passengers. Surely the peo-
10 of the north are like geese In this re. y
,eOt. AT the first cold snap they flock y
warmer climate. Some for health, u
,me for comfort, some for pleasure, U
,me for profit and some for curiosity Il
Il classes are represented and 1t don't
AXE any difference for what reason
icy 60. They get there any way i
We read a great deal In the newspapers .
lese days about mergers and what terri n
% things they are. Well Bucklin has u
merger or q submerger or something OF 8
10 kind. Two big lumber yards here, 81
o Southwest Lumber and Supply Co. II
I'd the 81. Martin Lumber Co.'S yard b
to the Missouri Lumber and IL
lpply Co., and are thus placed under n
10 management. The new manager, u
r, A. s. Russell, we are informed Is a y
usin Of Mr.. Bergman, banker Of Ash. n =,
nd, Kansas. I
A Costly Mistake. 81