The Globe-republican., 1903-07-16
BUCKLiN BREEzEs.

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A. =. Jones Of Minneola Is here work
ing in D. Fishers store,
Judge Price Of Ashland, Kansas was
caller at Bucklin Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Hartman has taken a DO
sition IN the post office here.
Lee Clifford has gone TO Ford to d,
some painting for N. J. Smith.
Conductor |. R. Colly and wife are OF
a visit to Grand junction, Iowa.
Miss Nellie Taylor 10 working In the
confectionery Of Gates & Knight.
J. W. Gates has bought house AVID
two lots OF 0. M. Gates on the west side
Miss Flora Burr Of Collwster, Kansas
Is visiting her sister Mrs. q. W. Mills In
BuCklin. {
Mrs. BOedecker Of Pueblo, Colo, 10
visiting lIer son Q. W. Boedecker Of
Bucklln this week.
Misses Mabel and Eva Hartman re-
turned the last OF the week from visit
with friends at Boone, Iowa.
Karl Bornscheln, clerk In DR.. Fannen's
drug store left Sunday evening for visit
with home folks at Ellsworth, Kansas.
J. ". Gates has bought the interest Of
A. |. Holiday In the bakery and con.
dictionary Of Holiday u Knight. The
firm is now Gates & knight.
Mrs. G. W. Mills returned last week
from an extended visit with her parents
and friends, mid the shady glens and
NOISY dells at Coldwater Kansas.
Miss Hazel Handy, we are informed,
has the measles. Too bad this weather
Is entirely too hot for anything Of that
kind.
WILDER Ayers formerly machlnist lat
.hc round house assisted Glen Ellis to
vet up G. 7 Ellis's new thresling engine
Ind take 1t out to Mr.. Ellls's farm neal
Harvest is progressing nicely IN this
,srt of the county, but If there were a
ew more harvest hands and q few less
,Ase ball players available il would be
,ettel just now for the farmers.
G.. T. Ellis received new traction
nglne lhis week. Mr.. Ellis got new
eparator last year and now that lie has
new engine lie feels that he is ready to
o bis part In thrcshing out the golden
rain.
As to the rumor that has by some
eans been set ahO0t that the county
torney attends to redeem some Of the
edges made during the campaign, we
mt know anything about either the .
edges or the rnmors.
A. W. Guerin has returned from his
ID to the far west and north west. He .
eaks well Of sonle Of the country out
ere but he thinks that some portions
1t might just as well be taken off of
9 map for all the good It Is.
Well don't that weather man need I
lie calling down "Generaly fair and
niinued warm" and to be continued,
suppose indefinitely. 1t is getting a
lie monolonols, and Is likelyto injnre [
reputation of our country as a sum-
r resort.
tuesday morning a freight train go.
west set fire TO a wheat field belong.
to G. H. ButtOlph burning about
rteen or fifteen acres of shocked wheat =
the same fire burned about ) acres of
ley for J. W. Emmons. In the after
N another freight train set out fire
west of the first one and burned WI
On stacks Of wheat for j. W. Emmons.
{ this writing there Is considerable
ssing about the ball game that is to be
ed off Wednesday at Dodge City. liz
sonally we do not feel much interest
but honestly we think that a real :.
testify contested ball game with the
at one hundred and ten In
shade Is a pretty hard proposition. U
one that we do not care about going -
galnst. rsa,
Iope deferred maketh the heart sick" Sh
that was a cruel thing that our
ty commissioners did at their last
ing In postponing action on the ap-
tIon OF Bucklin to become a city Of n
bird class. We do not think that n
duly considered the
disappointment Of the prospective
ais Of the new dlspensation or they
+ would have done 1t but life Is filed
bitter disappointment.
Bids Wanted.
g clerk of school district No. 8 will
We sealed bids until 70 m. on Friday