The Globe-republican., 1904-01-14
BucxLlN BREEzEs.

WA. Morgan Of Dodge City was d
caller 10 Bncklln Tuesday.
We are informed that j. W. CLARK Is
quite sick with typhoid fever,
Rev. e. L. Jones has sold his dwelling
house on South Main street to Engineer
| D. L. Ginter.
The Rock Island 10 remoduling Its
pump house here with view to putting
IN larger boiler.
BE-. and Maurice Bryan of Mlnneola
came up last Monday to be present at the
funeral of their father.
D, Fisher has moved his stock Of gen.
eral merchandise from Mlneola to Buck
lin thus concentrating bis business.
ia. Knight, proprietor of the bakery
and confectionery or Main street, is en-
joylng a half case Of mumps, TINT is lie
has 1t on one side.
Quite a number or our fellow citizens
have been visiting Dodge City during
the past week. District court seems to
have some attractions for thom.
Mrs. Mary @. Crump'of Stafford, Kan
sas bought a quarter Of land Of Fl. r
McCallstland. The land lIes about one
and half miles north Of town.
First class shoe maker for both new
and repair work at r. 5. Gordon's lar
ness shop. All work guaranteed ant
class. ~
We are informed that Miss Chssna
Mathews, little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Mathews, Is out Of school this
week attending to a case Of the mumps
Next.
Alta meeting Of the county commits
sioners we are Informed that the county
money, formerly held by the Western
Banking Co., was divided equally be-
tween the two banks here.
Oh. Dellinger Is also. entertaining a
case Of the mumps. Well we wish him
just as good time as It Is possible to
have with that kind Of company but for
our part we would rather be excused.
Fl. P. McCaustland says that he was
never in his short and eventful life
frightened so bad rs be was last night
He went to blow the lamp out In his
office but instead Of going out the flames
went down the wick and ignlted the oil
in Tue bowl of the lamp AMI that was
where the scare came In. lie was not
80 Sc AIRED to death but what he knew
enough to throw the lamp on! Into the
street perhaps thereby saving a confla-
grafton,
The stove in the barber shop did not
seem to be doing Its duty last Monday
and they thought it needed a little stirring
up so they chucked in some powder and
| guess that it worked all right for
when | saw it few minutes later what
there wss left of the pipe on the stove
seemed to be drawing alright, judging
| by the amount of SCOT and smoke that 1t
was emitting into the room, and itstlrred
The BARRIERS up a little too for they were
working like beavers to get things In
shape again.
Died at his home In Kiowa county
about six miles east of Bucklln at len
o'clock q. m. Monday, January IL, 1904,
Mr.. William Bryan, aged seventy-eight
years, one month and twenty days. Mr.,
Bryan had been in feeble health for
sometime. About two weeks ago he fell
and injured bis hip. The shock was too
much for him in bis already enfeeoleo
condition and be gradually became
weaker until Monday morning when he
passed away. Mr.. Bryan was born In
Harrison county, Ohio, about IS years
ago. His wife proceeded him to the
grave by many years, leaving 10 bis
care quite family of children, He and
bis children came to this part Of Kansas
In April 1885 and settled In Klowa colln-
| ty, where be died. The funeral was held
at the home at one o'clock pm. Tuesday,
services conducted by Rev. 3, Il. Jones
Of Bucklin, lnterment In BuCklln ceme-
terry.