The Globe-republican., 1904-06-23
BucxllN BREEzEs.

Caroline and Marion left last Thunday
for An. Aulls old home 1t Bath, N. Y,
where they will spend the greater. part'oi
the summer visiting home folks and
friends Of long ago. Later On Mr.. Aulls
will join them and on the return "Trip
they will will stop over az St. Louis and
spend some time viewing ths wonders Of
the worlds fair
9. X. Sappsnfeld has gone to st, Louls
osteniible to visit the worlds fair but in
reality we think there Is another fair
there that has more attraction for Charley
than the big talr out on the pike.
Claude Russell Is visiting bis grand
parents Nj. and Ms. A. s. Dempsey at
Fort Dodge this week.
Mri. A. A Scarlet Of Greensburg 10
visiting her daughter Mrs. Ed Warner
here this week.
Mrs. A. G, Swayzs Ia at Humbolt this
week looking after Der interests 10 some
oil lands In that vicinity.
]. W. DellInger Is building for bin.
self I commodIous house In north Buck
lin.
f. P. Jones has bought The business
house VI s, &. Stofer new occupied BY
l.. II. Bradshaw. We are Informed ths,
Mr.. Jones will run a restaurant there.
Mr.. D. ". Haynes VI Mullenvlile spent
4 few hours 10 Bucklln the last OF the
week.
d. l.. Sweeney Of Dodge City was ID
Bucklln Monday.
We learn that P. G. Fritz, foreman u.
The ro''ndhouso, has resigned bis position.
Whether by request OF the powers that
be or BY bio own vslitiou seem, 10 BE 4 |
disputed question. He expecta tolssye
here 10 few days. -
That that telephone question seems 10
b one that wont down. The general
manager Of the Home Telephone Co. In.
forms us that lie will have a car OF the
necessary material here III q few days
and will proceed to scatter telephones
prOmlscnonsly all over this town and the
surrounding country, connecting with
Mullenville and Dodge City. Well we
wish hlmsuscess In bis enterprise. Az
a labor saving device we think 1t will
prove TO be success, especially for The
feminine portion Of The community, as It /
will enable them to order their cabbage
and potatoes, that Is about all that can b.
found to order, from their grocers, call \
up their neighbop and exchange the
conn llmsn's and gossip Of the day with
them without the labor and trouble of
dressing up. so 70 ahead with your tele.
phone for II will be a real benefit to the
communite at large, even Il It does work
little hardship on The dlessmaker and
shoemaker.
Padgclt and Pratllmore have set ND
their new merry-gO-r round here and The
process Of separating the little folks and
some OF the blk ones too, from their !
nlckels goes on every evening and It ,
seems easy.
J. l.. Lindberg came in from Nebraska
last Saturday. Mr. Iindbcrg had large -
crop of wheat on hls farm north of the
liver but when lie came back be found
hat his crop had been harvested; the d
1all had attended to that job for him, c
but bis crop was insured. Mrs. Lind. I
)erg isstill In lhe west. We do not Il
inow just what Mr.. Lindberg intends 4
lolng' His ways like the ways Of proyi J
ience and a railroad company are mys. Il
erlons and past finding out. s
Died at her home on what Is known as l.
lie west ranch Of the Drake Cattle Co.,
ONE len miles south Of Bucklin, Mrs. c
Charles Houston. Mrs. Houston died v
N tho afternoon Of Friday, June II, Of b
'eart failure brought on by iuaamatory 81
rheumatism. She was about 20 years Of 81
re. She leaves a husband and two cl
hildren, one a boy about five years old
be other girl eleven moths old. She =,
vas buried Ia the Bucklin cpmaterv SIM
lay afternoon. u
G. W. Mills the Insurance man made a Q
rip to Mlnsols Monday. Il
II. y. McCaustland made a trip to D
Dodge City Tuesday. v
II. A. Moehl and family loft Thursday ],
morning for their old home at Delray, :,
Itch. Former round house foreman,
20. Fritz accompanied them.
There wasa little surprise party for ~
ssss Handy last Thursday evening. In :,
onor Of bis 2lst birthday. Some fifteen h,
T twenty Of bis young friends gathered @
} congratulate him on attaining his Z,
lajOrlty. II gOps without saving that