The Globe-republican., 1904-02-04

writes that she Is doing well and will be
ready to return home in a few days. MIR.
Druley will 60 to Kansas City to accom-
papy her home the last Of the week,
L. M. Taylor has sold his home place
south Of town to W. G. Oxley. He gives
possession first Of March. Just what
Mot will do now we don't know. He
will probably move into town and engage
In some kind Of business.
Engineer Mcclure Of Emporia, Kans,
Is holding services in the M. E. church
at Buckln this week and next. Song
service begins at 200 PIN. and speaking
at s O'Clock pm, We hope that the
meetings will be well attended and that
much good may be accomplished.
Everybody 60 to the carpet bag ball
social and shingle supper, what ever that
means, to be given at Fishers Hall next
Saturday evening, February 0, by the
Royal Nelghbors. We don't know a
thing about 1t but Ed Warner says that
it is genuine fun and what Ed says goes.
II. P. McCaustlands stock of general
merchandise has arrived and be has no
house or room to open them up in, and he
don't know what to do with them. Well
Nc can't you borrow a box and set It in
the corner of the postoffice and sell your
goods there. Think you would make a
good street fakir
As we were going down street this
morning we saw fouryoung men scarcely
more than boys who had stepped off of
the sidewalk between the bakery and the
drug store. These boys did not look sick
at all and yet they seemed to have gone
IN there to take medicine OF something
else and they did not use a spoon either
but took it right out of the bottle which
by the way was a pretty good sized one
and they did not seem to mind 1t a bit.
Be careful boys.
S. j. Prewett section foreman has
moved from 0ptlma here and will take
charge of his old section running east
from town and including the yards, G.
W. Artweiu who has had charge of this
section for some time will take bis old
section on the Dodge City line which has
had but little attention during the past
year and Is in bad shape. It will need
a large force on it this spring to put 1t in
good order.
BuCklin Post No. 466 G. A. R. was re-
organized Saturday, January 20, at
which time ]. II Dellnger was elected
commander, G. W. Mills senior vice, +.
NJ. Smith quartermaster, Samuel Willard
adjutaut, AT a special meeting held
Saturday, January 30, Comrale GoSslee
installed the newly elected officers. Reg.
ular meetings first and third Saturday of |
each month in Tragers hall at 2 O'Clock
All old soldiers within reach of this Post
are cordially inyited to become members. |
Died at her home in Bucklln, Saturday |
at abont eleven O'Clock a. Ill.,, January |
80, 1904, Mrs. Iona Hartman. wife Of |
g, w. Hartman. Mrs. Hartman was
46 years, nine months and six days Old |
at the time of her death. Funeral ser.
vices were held at the home on Sunday |
evening at five O'Clock p, m. conducted
by y, i. Joues of the Nj. Z. church. The |
bereayed husband and two daughters.
Misses Mabel and Edna left on No. 4
Sunday evening with the remains of the
departed wife and mother for Boone,
Iowa, their old home where she will be
buried. Mrs. Hartman had suffered ter
rlbly for many months and 1t had be- n
known for some time that rect very WAS
and all that could be done
was to give what temporary relief from
pain that could be given until death
should relieve her from her suffering.
First class shoe maker for both new
and repair work at Il. ). Gordon's har-
ness shop. All work guaranteed first
class. ~