The Globe-republican., 1904-07-14
BuCKLIN BREEzEs.

trip to St. Louis, Mo-, where he went to
attend the two great shows that are and
have been running In that burg, the great
and only Democratic Convention and the
fair. Bob, reports shot time 10 the old
town" and everything Oh high scale.
DR.. J. O. Bredsrhoft anil family left
Tuesday by the Dodge City flyer for
Sweet Springs, NO., where they will DO
located for time at least We are sorry
to lose the Doctor and bis family but
such 10 life. We predict that before
many moons have passed that they will
be casting longing eyes toward this short
grass country that 80 many people fail to
appreciate while they are here, but want
to get back 10 after they have left.
s. Il. CoOns la, sold bis lot In the
burnt district to A. II. Mlsner.
Last Sunday morning was so bright
and fair that quite number Of our young
people could not resist the temptation to
70 plcknicking and fishing. So headed
by a sedate married couple they blked
themselves away to the creek down at
brakes ranch where there is u nice shady
grove In which TO while away the hot
noontde hours. The sun was on Its
nerve that day and sent ts ray s straight
and hot and our friends, like many
others have done, loltered too long ID
the shady dells. They finally started for
home but soon found thai 1t was too late.
Along about six O'clockthe weather man
got in his work in great shape In the
way of a peurdown Of water. You
could hardly call 1t rain drops for 1t
teeIned to come in sheets Of water and
this pourdown caught the party out on
the prairie with no other shelter than
that afforded by the buffalo grass and
what few wraps they CHANGED to have
with them. There being a pretty stiff
breeze with the rain they could not face
1t and had to stop out there where the
storm caught them until the hardest of It
was over, then they made their way 10
I. 5. Lanes where they took shelter nn.
til the clouds rolled by, and then came
home with their raiment in very damp
condition. H. VI, says that they caught
some fish but that they were all drowned
In the shower.
Jas. Dlcus Is building an addition to
his residence,
V. Van Vorhls has his new store build
Ing so that he bus resumed business 10 1t.
j. A. Knight has resumed business 10 a
temporary building on the south side Of
the furniture store. That Is, be has re.
sumed the confectionery part Of his bust.
ness, but as he has no oven The bakery
part stands suspended for the present.
There does not seem to b. very much Of
d rush to rebuild the burned part Of the
town. There Is much talk and a vast
amount Of figuring being done, but hot
air and figures don't build brick blocks
these times. It takes legal tender and
plenty Of II and there Is where the
trouble comes in.
Z. W. Mills and family are visiting
Coldwater for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hamilton who
live some miles southwest of town met
with Il great bereavement last Friday In
the death Of their eldest daughter, Hazel,
aged about twelve years. We UNDER
stand that she was ouly sick q few hours,
being taken sick Friday morning, and
before the dawn Of another day the
bright eyes were closed and the busy
hands aud feet were stilled in death.
Funeral services at the home at 3p. M.
Saturday, conducted by Rey. G. E. Tut
tie, burial in the Buckin cemetery. TO
the general public this notice means but
that there is another one gone, but to the
parents it means q void that seems to
them now can never be filled, and it
never could without the love Of the
Father who doeth all things well, and
though Hazel did not see the dawn of
Saturday morning here, brighter and
more glorious dawn awaited her over on
the other shore. The Master had need Of
her.
The rain and wind Of Sunday evening
did some damage to the uncut wheat by
causing some Of 1t to fall.
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