The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-07-19

Othsr News from Busklln
IAFfeddls. the scn of Nv d Psacock, nat
IA fatal accident Monday sysning. III,
Fin company With some other boys 81,
about his age, vent on horasback to
drive Ia INV cows from the past1fs 10y
1.-THE outskitts u town. while inIths pas
|tnre, Freddis'shosss threw him. IIis'
|toothung la hestifup s&sp and b. wasl
dragged quite distance before III foot
| was released. 0ns "a his ccmpanions rs.I
manned with him whils the other samsl
|totown for assistancj. rhs injured Boy
waslbiought 70 hls home and upon sx-
animation he was proved u 10 terribly
bruised. His skull ~ fraotursd M
thres placss ~ IA supposed that the
horse, which bad been recently shod \
Ihad trampsti 81 head. Hill friends,
and ne doctors That wsrs salIsd ib,
realized n onos INIT his injuYiss uIussi
prove fatal, yet evaFytsinR lhaylove of
scIsnss could susgest WI 'dossfor him,
|buto no avail, NJ died AK o:5O y, D.,
Hismother way bot athoms and ala nct
|relch hsrs until Tuesday night, twenty
lfonr hours aftsr her son had died.
Think Of that moihsr's anguish, II YOU
can, whsn shs read that cruel yellow
message shattold hsr thai hsr boy WAS
dead. The Sunday school, OF which
Freddie was a faithful member, met AZ
| the house ats;3o O'Clock ,. d. and ~
corted the remains " thsir late som--
psnion to the N. e. church where the
funeral services were held, conducted bys
the pastor, Rey 9. 3. Williams, after
which Fredls's body VA sonsIgnsd to III
last resting place in Bucklln cemetery.
The parents are almost prostratsd With
grief but are sustained By their faith II
God and their knowledge 81 the fact
that Frsdie has only 'sSons before.v
They know "in whom they have trust
sds' Freddie Osgood, son Of N, o. and
Mary E. Peacock, was born near Dodge
City, Kans., January, 10, 1894, disd at
Buoklin, Kans,, July 10, 1905, aged III
years and 8 months. His span Of life
here was short, The Master had need
for him and be called hin'homs.
Claude Russell, son Of MT. and Mrs..
8. 8. Russell ofthis place, returned last
week from Grand Rapids, Mioh., where
he has been attending school. He
brought bis erandnothsr Russell home
with him. M
Geo. E. Tanner loft with his invalid
wife on No. 80. Tuesday evening, for
Slsterville, w. Va. Mr.. Tanner brought
his wife here about q year ago for the
bsnsfis Of her health. She improved for
q while, but recently her health has
been failing fast, and she desired q re-
turn to the old home The trip will be a
hard one for her. She was very feeble
when they left here.
Itisaglrl and tips the beam at eight
pounds. II was born Monday night,
july 10th, 1906, and. H. P. McCausland
Is the proudsst papa In town. The
mother 10 getting along nicely and
Mac, as soon as he can be brought to q
frame Of mind that will permit him to
consider things mundane, Will, we ex-
poet DO marking land prices up rs per
cent. x,
Death has laid his hand upon one OF
our citizens and claimed forts victim,
s. e. Coons who died at Excelsior
Springs, Mo. last Saturday. July IA, lDC6. |
The remalns arrived At Bucklln, Mon
day, July 10 at 10 o'clock q. m. They
were mel at the depot by the mem bers
Of the local lodge Of |. o. o. F. Of
which body the deceased was member.
The body was taken from the depot to
the NJ. E. Church, escorted by the mem-
bsrs Of the lodge. The funeral was held
ats O'Clock pm. The funeral sermon
was preached BY Rev. I. N. Parker, q
member q the 4. o. o. F.. He was
buried In the BuckIin cemetery, near
bis aged father who proceeded him to
the other shore less than two years ago.
Samuel Edmond Ooena was born Feb
ruary 2lst 1865 at Renssslair, Ind, be
died at Excelsior Syringe, Mo-, JslV II,
1905, aged 40 years, 4 months and IS
days. Though be had been q suffer with
Rheumatism, we learn that the linz
mediate Gauge Of hls death was pnsu-
monia His mother, wife and shildren
were With him at the time Of bis death.
He came TO Kansas with hin parents
and thres sisters nineteen years ago, and
has lived IN this ylclnity continuously
since then until d few months ago,
when he went TO Excelsior Springs to Try |
to recuperate his shattered health. he