The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-03-10

A Ed Warner will for a time occupy a
part Of W. R. Gordon's house, known as
the L, W. Handy house
+. N. Steele the veteran picture man
was IN town Monday trying to locate a
room suitable for a photo gallery.
4 Miss Carrie Hammer Is on duty at the
delivery window and several otberplaces
In the Bucklln pOstofilce since Miss Eva
I Oliver quit.
II. 2. McCaustIand sold to j. Weaver
800 acres Of land south Of Kldgsdown.
He will have ID broke out this summer if
1t don't turn dry too early.
Jesse Handy returned Monday from
Hutchinson where he spent several weeks
aud more sheckels under medical treat.
ment in the hospital at that place.
J. W. Gates is preparing to 80 into the
poultry business over on the west side
Hope that he will have great success, we
are tired Of paying SO much for eggs.
Dr., J. .. Bredehoft and family left
Tuesday evening for the doctors old
home at Sweet Springs, Mo. The doctor
WINS called there by the serious illness of
his sister.
DR.. W, W. Pritchard has concluded that
the farmers life Ia a little too strenuous
for a man Of lis years and be will soon
give 1t up. He will fix up an office in
town and practice medicine.
Tile BucklIn and Dodge City flyer is
making the run on little better time
now than in the past and consequently
there Is u little less swearing about the
Dodge City nail than formerly.
Mr.. A. Daugltry has sold his residence
property to Mr.. Weaver. Mr.. Daughhy
has moved 10 Hutchinson. BuckIin is
sorry to loose such people as Mr.. Daugh
try and family, but what Is our loss IS
Hutchlnson's gain
q. II. DellDger and W. H. Mathews
have made deal with Dan Fisher by
which they take Mr., Fishers stock Of
groceries and provisions aud carry on the
business independent of Fishers general
store They occupy room In the east
eud Of Fishers store building.
R. L. Housed returned to BuoklIn last
Tuesday after an absence from home for
many moons. He spent several months
in northwest Kansas and from there be
went to bis old home in Indiana where he
spent about six weeks in the snow, rain
and mud, but It don't seem to have hurt
RIB for he comes back looking as fat and
rosy checked as a boy.
+. NJ. Oliver died at bis home in Buck
lin Wednesday morning, March 8, 1904,
at about 1880 q. IN. Mr.. Oliver had not
been well for several months, but had
not been seriously sick but about Two
weeks. Tile immediate cause of his
death we understand was a severe attack
Of perltonitls. The remains will be taken
to Arlington Thursday evening on No. 4
and the burial will be in the cemetery at
that place. Mr.. Oliver was As years 2
months and II days old. He leaves a
vile and seven children to mourn bis
loss. one Of which Is baby only few
months old. The wife, the oldest daugb-
ter and oldest son will accompany The
departed husband and father to his last
resting place. X
Married-At Kansas City Wednesday, II
March 2, 1904, Mr.. A. W. Guerin to Miss
Una Cook, all of Bncklln, The newly
married couple after lettering around for
about a week returned home Tuesday.
Roxey Is as busy us beaver setting 'em
up to the boys and doing his best TO
make It all right with them but we don't
believe that II will work RoXey. The
boys have got 1t IN for you and you had
better hide out for night or tive. But
all the salne everybody wishes the couple
a peaceful and hnppy life, for both have
hosts of friends here where they have
lived for many years. The bride is the
daughter Of one of our Oldest settlers,
Mr.. aud Mrs, A. Cook. The groom, most
everybody within radius Of fifty miles
Of BucklIn knows Roxey Guerin. Well
here Is wishing them a long and happy
life and