The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-01-04

d. @. Evans Of Block, Kans. Ii visiting
his mother and brother Of this place.

" ". nVuu5 VI piuch, Mans - WISHING
his mother and brother Of this place.
w. ". Culver Of Wichita gave tenn
perance lectureat ihe M. =. church last
Sunday evening.
The weather clerk sent his New Years
compliments Monday night consisting of
n fine fall Of snow.
Mrs. M A, Culver and son W, v. came
Up from their home at Wichita to attend
tile funeral Of Mrs. Culvers mother. 0
D. Fisher returned Saturday from Part
ridge where he had been invoicing a
stock of goods that be purchased there.
The Rock Island engineers we're here
a few days ago and staked out some more
side tracks here and they are needed bad
enough.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Gosslee of Herring.
ton, Kans. came IN Saturday to attend
the funeral Of their grandmother Mrs.
McBrayer.
We think that the weather clerk is
OVERRIDING this new years business little
by the looks OF things this morning. Ii
is cold, showing and blowing but that is
the way with some people, they cannot
let well enough alone.
AT about ten O'Clock P. M. Wednesday
December 81. 1902, at their home one
and one half miles north west OF Bucklin
Mrs. Susan, wife of j. r. Nc Bayer died
OF heart failure. The end OF life to her
came quietly and peacefully, gently
breathing her last, with her head resting
on the breast of her husband. Funeral
was held from the M. K. church In Buck
lin at one O'Clock P: M. ON Saturday Dec.
ember 80, 1905, Rev. G. E. futile con-
Quoting the services. Burial In the
Bucklln oemetry. Susan Board was born
IN West Virginia, July %, 1898, where
she grew to young womanbood. On
December Is, 1912 she was married to
William Corbett. Sometime after her
marriage she with her husband moved to
3alipolis, Ohio, where they lived for
lumber Of years. From there they NOV
I'd to Ashland, Ky. where on September
|, 1862 her first husband, William Cor
)ett died. There were four children born
o this union. all girls, one of whom died
n infancy and one Mrs l.. q. Fearing.
Who died few years ago at her home
rear Bucklin, Kans the other two daugh.
ers, Mrs. j. W. Gosslee of Bucklin aud
Mrs. NJ. A. Culver of Wichita survive
Ter. September 26, 1886 she was married
Il Ashland, Ky. to }. Z. Nc Brayer.
They continued to live In their Kentucky
ZONE until 1885, when they came to Ford
county, Kans. and settled on claim
rear where Bucklin now stands, where
hey have lived since that time, until the
late of her death. Mrs. Nc Brayer was
z years, 5 months and A days old when
leath claimed her. II was given to her
n more than three quarters OF century
If life to witness many wonderful changes
n the kaleidoscope of life. She was
member of the N E church for about SO |
ears For the past sixteen years she has
,een great sufferer from rheumatism
nd heart trouble, and has been practically |
N invalid all Of these years. On Dec
mber "a. she grew much worse and from
hat time on she continued to grow weak.
n, until 10 o'clock P, NJ December q,
when the Master said 1t is CROUCH, and
he ceased 10 suffer here, and passed to
Ter reward over on the other shore. She
caves to mourn her loss, devoted hus.
'and, two daughters, twelve grandchlld-
en- and nine great grandchildren. There
we're with her at the tine OF her death |
Ier husband, her daughter Mrs, j. W.
iosslee, her granddaughter, Mrs Alta
llnkle and Misses Dora and N ellie Fear
no