The Globe-republican., 1905-07-13
8UCKLiN BREEzEs.

II, = McOduelIduu HIS commenced lI
new residence on Main street.
Miss Francis Stewart Of Topeka Is Oh
guest Of Miss Bernice Padgett.
Paint your gasoline can red, and DON
try to yet 10 glory on the Scott schedule
}. W. Tout opened up his short orde
house at the old Sadler place near tn
depot, with Ed BOughnlan as CHIEF cook
}. W. Ellis Is not stuck up, only it'll
elated over that little glrl that arrived n
his home last week. He Is 10 fond of til,
new arrival that he intends to keep he
just as long as he con.
Mrs. L j. lay Tor and daughter, Miss
Nellie, left Monday for Unionville, Mo.
called there by the death of Mrs. Taylor
sister, who Was burned SO badly by
gasoline explosion that she died.
Fred Clark aud family Of San Diego
CAL, are visiting friends III Bucklin
Mr.. Clark formerly worked for the Rock
Island at this place, but for the last liint
years he has been working for the A. Il
4 ). F., first at Pueblo, and then at Sal
Diego, bis present location. His wifi,
was raised near Bucklin.
L. NJ. Taylor Is putting In scales and
building an Office at Kiugsdown, Kas
where he will give his attention to buy
ing and shipping wheat. Mot is II,
tenderfoot at the grain business aud the
farmers will receive fair treatment at BIZ
hands.
Ii. Y. Barnes of Pueblo came to Buck
lin last week. His daughter Miss Bessie
was here before him, and Mrs. Barnes
will be here III Il short time Mr.. Barnes
has sold out his business IN Pueblo anG
is now looking for another location. We
do not think he will look much farther
He has located several times In this part
Of Ford county, and knows just how it Is
doue, aud we believe that he will locate
here again.
There we're couple of chaps in our
Town that did not comply strictly with
the Sunday laws last Sunday, On Mon
day there were numerous remarks made
about the way these fellows observed the
Sabbath, and we suppose they must have
overheard some Of these remarks; at any
rate Monday night they stole quietly
away. We don't know whether they
stole any thing else or not, but the places
that knew them before knows them no
more, and may II always be so.
In the dark hours of the night of July
10, 1t Is supposed that some miscreant or
without the fear of the Lord,
or regard for the laws of man or the
convenience of his fellow citizen, entered
The horse pasture Of j. R. McBrayer and
without leave, license or the consent Of
The rightful owner, took therefrom the
best work team thar he had aud appro-
Drated 1t TO their own use. And TO
urther their nefarious scheme to steal
he horses they failed to post any notice
If where they were going or when they
would be back All of which IL contrary
% the statutes made and provided'in such
Eases. The following Is description OF
he missing team: One black horse II
,ears old, slightly sway backed, no
narke or brands except harness marks,
weight about 100 pounds. One light
gray mare II years old, weight 1850
POUNDS, slight scar at top of hoof on left
ront foot. Any one capturing the above
described outfit and returning the team
o the owner and the thieves to the proper
Ulcers of Ford county will be suitably
ewarded In this world or the next as the
ase may be Since writing the above
eward OF $50 has been offered.
The 3. s club vas delightfully."- enter
aimed last Friday by Mrs. Chas Judd
nd Mrs. Burt Jones, at the home OF Mrs.
udd. There was large attendance OF
members and nine guests. A pretty little
'ewing apron was given as a prize to the
ady making the best buttonhole with
Ter left hand: II was won by Mrs. Bar
on. Written compliments and.critIcsms
# the S. s. club by every lady present
we're read and were very entertaining.