The Globe-republican., 1903-09-03
BuCKLiN BREE::zES.

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i D. W. Haynes and family Of Mnllen-
Vile came over Tuesday night.
P.O, Reynolds took a pleasure trip to
Klnsley the first Of the week.
Mrs. Il. B. Paramore Of Euglewood,
'jKans., has bought he G. A. Snedigar
property In the southeast part OF town.
Rev. ParamOre and wife Of Engle-
wood, KAN, have been visiting friends
In and around Bucklln the past few days
Born-August 81, 1908, to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Handys boy, and now l.. W.
Is happy. He IS Grandpa to bouncing
boy.
"Ten Nights In Barroom" was the
attraction in Bncklin Tuesday night.
Its drawing powers seems to have been
pretty good as almost everybody went.
Rev. Gay and Self, Missionary Baptlsts
are holding services every evening In the
NJ. Z. church at this place this week.
They arc endesvoring to form d society
Of that denomination here
Rev. Parks OF Hutchinson, Kan,
a Presbyterian minister preached morn.
ing and afternoon at the M. B. church
last Sunday. Rev. Pammore, M. E. pas.
tor at Englewood, filled The pulpit in the
same church Sunday evening.
Dr. Clark and wife have been guests at
the Hotel Bucklin for the past few days
The DR.. Is travelling in the interest Of
the COe Sanltarum Of Kansas City.
], W. Gates and wife left Monday eve
uing on No. 4, for an extended visit to
st. Joseph aud other popts in Missouri,
Iowa, Nebraska, and the Dekotas. They
expect to be gone several months.
Mrs. +. A. Gresham and daughter
Myrtle left Monday evening for a two
months with home folks at the old
homestead in Indiana.
Z. 0. Clark and family who were visi'
ting in BuCkln for u week, left for their
home in Ottawa, Kan, on the Dodge City
daily and we suppose they finally got
thee notwithstanding that the train got
stalled before 1t got out of the yards
here.
H. p. McCaustand & Co., sold to J,
r. Hampy Of Sweet Springs, No., the j.
NJ, Lightner farm Of 800 acres southwest
Of town. The same company sold the
old Culver l5O acres just west and north
of town to W. A. Filler, proprietor of
Eiler's show.
A. M. jewell Of Hutchinson, Kan, is
in town looking over this short grass
country, If lie does not want to locate
here he had better not stay looking too
long for after a man has stayed in this
country a certain length of time The jig
is up he can't tear himself away.
W. r, Hampy of Enid, Okla, son of
j. +, Hampy, is here looking fora loca-
ton fora blacksmith shop. We think
Mr.. Hampy could do worse than to locate
in Bucklin, in fact we believe that he
could not do better.
The public schools of Bucklin will open
for business Monday, Sept. 7,'and then is
when the trouble begins for Prof. o. 8.
Melia and his able assistants Miss Edna
Hartman and Miss Mabel TrOxel and
more trouble for the little folks that have
been running at will for tile past few
Mr.. G. W. Hartman went to Topeka
Sunday, evening and brought his wife
home Monday. Mrs.flartman has been
in the hospital there for several weeks.
She seems to be much benefited by the {
treatment received there and the family
feel much encouraged on account Of her
condition.
e. H, Wilson and family Of Abba,
Iowa, came in Tuesday and Mr.. Wilson
'ays that be has come to stay, He ex-
)ects to go into business here and make
his bis home. Mr.. Wilson and family
IRE not tenderfeet by any means. They
we're here in the boom days Of long ago,
II the days when every body was rich on
ome other fellows money, and they
NOW what life in sunny Kansas Is.