The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-06-16
BUCKLIN BREEzES.

Mr.. s. ). Russell has moved into the
house lately vacated by Jesse Waters on
Center street.
Tho people west Of Bucklln who were
so terribly shaken up by the storm Of
May 3lst,, are not pining, sulking and
cursing the country, but with true short
grass grit have gone to work rebuilding
their homes. They will stay right here
and by industry wrsst from the rich soil
a competence.
We we're forcibly reminded the other
day Of the utter uselessness Of a certain
class Of men that we tear are to be found
in almost every community. We refer
to those creatures that call themselves
men, who will not work themselves, but
leave 1t to their wives to support them,
and who areeternally finding fault with
those who do work because they do not
do tho work to suit them. We do not
know for what purpose these fellows
were made. Perhaps the lord knows,
but they are a nuisance all the same.
| @, q. Padgett has moved his barber
shop from E. S. Gordon's room to the
room just south Of the city meat market.
0. j. Andrews and wife Of Bloom town
shlp were business callers 10 Bucklln
Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Waters left Sunday morn
Ing on No. 4 to join her husband at Win
sor, Mo-, where they expect to make
| luelT IuLuTe nome.
Dr.J. c. Bredehof has sold out prac-
tiCe and home to DR.. ". ". Prltchard.
DR.. Prltcbard will move his family into
town and devote bis entlle time to the
practice Of medicine. DR.. Bredehoft has
not decided yet where he will locate
Crops Of all kinds are growing In great
shape since the late rains. Even the
weeds are looking thrifty and the farm.
ers are finding something to do to keep
them just little behind the other crops,
The farmers generally out side of where
the hail got in its work too effectually
are very well satisfied with the present
outlook for crop. They do not expect
a record breaker but they do expect a
fair crop,
We hear rumors of telephone line
from here to Dodge City, but come to
think about it we have heard such ru-
mors before this.
s. s. Shoemaker, formerly of Dalhart,
Texas has moved to Buckln. lie oc-
cupies a new house built by J. W.
Weaver over on the east side Of town.
Mr.. Shoemaker is in the water service
for the Rock Island
Miss Mamie Daughtry Of Hutchinson is
visiting with Mrs. Oscar Gresham this
Mr.. A, S. Russell, manager for the
Missouri Lumber and Supply Co., is of
On y vacation, visiting home folks al
Pennington, Mo-, and will take in the
show at St. Louis before returning here.
J. A. Knight is building an annex tt
bis bakery, Wants to get bis oyer
farther away from the Ice cream.
W. r Gordon and DR.. Fannon are al
Kansas City this week.
H. P. McCaustland spent a few days In
Hutchinson the first of the week.
0. 0. Miller of Kinsley was here a few
days the lust of last week. He was here
talking telephone. We are informed
that he succeeded in making arrange
ments that will result 10 line from here
to Klnsley, but this Is as it were only q
preliminary survey. We will let the
readers Of this "great moral guide
know when the contemplated line be-
comes an established fact.
DR.. W. W. Pritchard made a business
trip to Hutchinson Thursday.
| Mr.. W. l.. Ayers wife arrived here
last Sunday aud they have again become
citizens Of Bucklin.
9. W. Mills Is busy just now with the
adjusters of the insurance companies,
adjusting the hail losses In this part of
the country.
L. NJ. TaylOr's have sick baby at
their house.
W. H. Huffman Of Emporin, Kas,, ia
10 Bucklin In the interest of the Kansas
City Live Stock Commission Co.
The division master mechanic came up
from Dahart Tuesday and had an inter-