The Globe-republican., 1904-10-20
brick buildings In the burnt district and
w ars Informed that MI. Aulli has con.

short Time until othen viii Dee0m6
ashamed Of their old dilapidatsd board
or mud walks and put In brick or c.
ment ones.
Cbas. Scott and wife returned from
their visit to the old home Saturday.
s. E.,Coons Is taking In the 81. Louis
show !llIs week. But won't 81. Louis be
lonesome when that fair is over and our
people allTeturn to their homes.
Charley Sappenfsld has just returned
from hls second "trip to St. Louis this
summer, and we don't blame him for
thls seeming reCklessness, for there Is Z
double attraction there for Charley; two
fairs, 10 to speak, and one of them We
have seen and know that she 10 very fair
to l0of upon.
H. 3. Bishop has moved out on the
Q. |. Iselers farm north Of Bucklin.
Chas M. Hart has moved Into the
house OH Center street lately vacated BY
q. B. Abortion.
J.R Blake, the good looking young
man who catered to the appctites and
whims Of the guests at the Bucklin Cafe
has torn himself away from his numer-
ous friends and sweetheArts and gone TO
Prosperity, Mo.
CO. Morse left again Lost night and
we think that he means business this trip.
Last Sunday morning a traiuload Of
cattle pulled III from the west and stopped
10 the yards here while they were chang
Ing engines and while It was laying
there one big steer with formidable look
lug horns broke out Of the car and me.
andered down main street In 4 trot. AT
that time In the morning there were but
few people on the street and what few
there were did not try very hard to stop
him, but let him 60 at bis own sweet
will.
This day Is a good deal like some peo.
pie we have known. 1t does not know
whether To NOPE or smile, but just now
1t looks like 1t might end with a snow
storm.
Notwithstanding the fact that those
cards were gotten out by some Of H. P.
McCaustlands dear friends without bis
knowledge or consent, and II they did
cost him couple Of boxes Of cigar, be
Is stIll In the race and he Il there to stay
until the last vote is counted on the night
Of November s, 1904. and then W. ex.
pect him to be elected by the biggest
majority ever given to q candidate In
this township.
Since the burning Of J. W. Wells
joint II Is reported that the insurance
companies will cancel the policies on
D buildings where 1t Is suspected that In.
. toxlcants are being sold Or handled In
! any way.
L. y. Elder is visiting relatives and
: friends In the eastern part Of the state.
D. W. Handy's baby has been quite
sick but ID better now.
q Well, we would just like to know what
. that weather clerk means by sending thll
cold wave down on us just now, when
the wife Is away on . vacation and no.
body to yet up and build the fire for q
fellow. 1t is tough but we will have to
i. bear II for q while. 1t 10 no use TO kick.
We are informed that one firm ol
i joint keepers to obvase the danger Of
Q fire and difficulty OF getting hrs insur.
Q anos, have moved their joint Into dug
: out down In grounding hollow.
We learn that ]. W. Greenleaf'i store
:, was visited last Sunday night by custo-
meri who waived the formallty Of hay
= Ing aAaleSmau walt upon them, and pro-
\ oeedsd to help themselves to a few sack
Of -four, and some other articles tha
they thought they were In need Of, ant
= left without depositlng the required
= amount Of currency. We would advls
our merchants and others to be on .hei
guard for as the winter approaches W
will likely have quite 4 number Of Ihes
:, absent minded people around here.
Hon. ]. s. Dean 10 billed for politica
o speech In Bucklln on Friday evening
1t October 81, This 10 the second time thl
70 fall that we have been reminded tha
|. there Ia q campaign on. Well, every
d body, lay aside your cares for that on
evening and come out and hear all abou
what the campaign Is for.