The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-05-19
BUCKLiM BREEzES.

Jessie Waters, day operator for the
Rock Island here until about week ago,
resigned his position to accept one with
the Company at Winsor, Mo. Mrs,
Waters is here yet but will join her hus-
band in a short time In the land OF big
red apples, pawpaws aud akeeters.
Frank Hartman has bought the Savely
house OF Ed Warner over in the north
east part Of town and has moved his
family there.
Theoretically Buckiln is a dry town
but we noticed several fellows on the
streets here last Saturday evening that
acted just az they used to act when The
joints were running full blast. 1t may
have been just force Of habit that
caused them to act so anc we we are In
clined to think that 1t was the force Of
two habits assisted by some boot logger.
Wedding bells rang at the home Of
Conductor G. w. Hartman Monday eve
ming. May Is, 1904 at G o'clock p. m, at
which time the Rev. T. j. Elkins Of
Dodge City united in marriage, Walter
W. Patterson and Miss Edna Clara Hart
man. A very pleasant party Of intimate
friends and relatives witnessed the cere-
mony. After partaking Of light refresh
ments the happy couple departed on No.
3 on their wedding tour, first to Wichita
where the groom will attend the Kansas
Bankers convention. Many valuable and
useful presents were given to tue happy
couple by their friends. The groom is
cashier of the Bucklin State Bank and Il
bright young business man. We ex-
pect that the school board has kick
coming on this wedding on account Of
losing a valued teacher In tho person Of
the bride, well, at any rate the couple
have the best wishes Of many friends in
and around Bucklin.
Mrs. Clay G. Stevenson, Misses Mabel
Hartman, Mary Daily and Catherine
McGinness.Ith the latter two young ladies
have been visiting Mrs. G, G, Stevenson
for the past week Or two, all left for the
west on No. 8 Tuesday morning for 40
extended visit with friends at Liberal,
Kans., Guymon, Okla, Dalhart, Tex,
Logan and Santa Rosa, New Mexico.
They expect to be gone about two week.
Conductor SeNal and wife have re.
turned from their trip east.
W. ". Cook and wife returned Mon.
day morning from their eastern tour,
p. McCaustland has sold the W. j.
Byard track OF land containing $40 acres
to John and Bert Smith of Morris county
Kans, These Smith boys are nephcws Of
Mr., Joe Henry Of Ford.
i. W. Handy is doing some good ant
much needed work on the streets, haul.
Ing dirt and putting on to replace wha1
blew away during the lust few months
II. P. McCaustland sold bis farm south
of town to Conductor Kuiss.
II. c. Barnes of Pueblo, Colo, spent {
few days visiting friends In and aroun(
BuCklin this week. Mr.. Barnes IL OF
bis way to Iowa to visit bis mother.
There was a little runaway on TIL
street last Saturday. A team belonging
to W. W. Parkinson which he drove Int
town 10 bis spring wagon and tied to ,
hitching rick, became frightened, brokt
loose and ran east gu Center street 10 tht
feed barn of II. Watkins. There vert
several rigs run out in front Of the barr
and that team just went through then
smashing them up in great shape. There
was about five rigs put out Of commission
by that little sprint. Nobody hurt bu
Mot Taylor had to do some lively driving
to get out Of the way of the frightened
team. We learn that the fright WA
caused by gasoline engine that was II
operation In the machinery room Of thu
Bucklin Hardware 20.