The Globe-republican., 1903-10-08
Claude Dawson is spending few da,

| after an absence OF several weeks.
j. P. Hunter Is having q dwelling
house built on his farm west OF town.
Bert Hobb!e has faith Ia Bucklln. III
bought some more lots this past week.
Mrs. G. W. Boedecker and Mrs. Lull
Edward returned from Wichita Monday
Clyde Culver expects to start the frs
of next week to his home at Newberg
Oregon.
Mrs. Wright Of Harrington, Kansas II
visiting her sister Mrs. F. NJ. Oliver Of
this place.
DR.. s. H. Keefayer Is having a resi-
Deuce built on bis suburban property
north Of town
Grandpa Fleener of Greensburg Is Wis
itiDg at 7. E. Lyons and other friends
around Bucklin this week.
Edgar Gresham has gone to Salina
where he will take business course In
the school at that place.
C.P. Frazier and family returned from
their trip to Oklahoma Tuesday. Mr.
Imzler's mother accompanied them
home.
Mr.. Isaac Hammer and wife left Sun.
day evening for about three months
visit to their childhood homes in Tenne-
zee and North. Carolina.
u here are the showers that the weather
man has been giving us on paper almost
every day for the past week. We haven't
got them only on paper and that don't
count.
Oscar Gresham's new house in tbe
south part Of town Is near completion.
He is trying to have 1t done by the time
Mrs. Gresham returns from her visit in
Indiana.
Tho section bands on the G. R. |. q P.
are straining every nerve trying to get
everything in good shape before the
tenth of the month on which date party
Of The officials of the road will 60 over it
Oh tour Of inspection.
The viii Horn house, some four miles
north of town, at present occupied by
Mr.. Newly, caught fire few mornings
ago. They succeeded In putting the fire
out but there was considerable damage |
done 10 the inside of the bOusd.
Miss Margaret Kane spent Sunday with
home folks in Greensburg. She went
over there Saturday night on No. 4, ex-
pectng to return Sunday on No. 3 hut
when she learned that she could come
)yer on freight late Sunday evening
The concluded to remain until evening us
t gave her several hours more with her
friends there. She says that the freight
rain she came over on made the run in
70 minutes and she prefers travelling by
reight as 1t makes better time than the
passenger.
A small party Of people living in and
ear Bucklin had heard talk of a certain .
ill located some distance down in Clark
ounty and locally known as "Mount
eslls" but just why it is thus called no
nan knows. The party in question
idn't care about the why's and where.
ores, they wanted to see that hill so all
ne arrangements were made last Satur-
ny evening and they were to start very
ary Sunday morning. They were all
18th one accord at one place Sunday '
forming excepting one and he was scat .
red. Tile party waited for that scatter .
* one until the sun was we'll up and Il
,eir patience was well exhausted. They
arfed without him and that made the !"
arty little lop sided and the waiting u
r him proved fatal to the object Of their v
Up for before they reached their dcstlna. q
on the declining sun admOnished them
at 1t was time to return and so like QUE
old they viewed the coveted hill from
ar and took the back trail.