The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14
BUCKLiN BREEZES.

What kind Of lemon Is this that the
weather clerk Is handing us? lisa
shame to send the mercury down at the
rate 1t went Sunday when coal Is already
up out Of sight and still soaring highers
What are we to do In this case? We do
not like to 60 back to the fuel that we
used to use IN the good old times when
we lived In the little old sod shauty on
the claim, the native coal gathered up In |
the cattle pastures, there is too much
work connected with 1t and 1t Is not
satisfactory In cold weather anyway.
But what can we do? IL takes money to
get the other kind, the banks will not loan
us any money, there you are. Somebody
show us the way out, It will be q great
relief to us In this very embarrassing
situation.
d.. Handy sold his house here 10
Bhcklin to M. Fl. Taylor, and bis lots and
the barn he. sold to H. g. Davis. Mr..
Taylor will move the house out to one Of
his farms. Mr.. Handy has moved to
Pratt.
O. q. Morley OF Chicago has moved
into the house known as the old Clark
house on Ford Avenue and Ga, street
Mr.. Morley came here for the benefit
Of his wife's health.
N. o. Peacock, who sold bis residence
short time ago has moved into the
| Swayze house on Front street.
Carl Gring, the party who bought the
Peacock residence, has occupied 1t and
become citizen CT Bucklip.
Oscar Gresham, brakeman on the
Dodge City limited has been changed to
run on the local on the main line, such
| Is the life of a railroad man, here to-day
and gone Tomorrow.
Joel W. Ellis has resigned his posi-
ton with the G. R. l. & P. Ry. Co land
is now working for Joe.
G. F. TRACER is on the sick list, he has
been quite sick during the past week but
is improving now.
Tom Gresham says that he had to sit
up all night with the Dodge City engine
to keep her from dying with the Group.
That is another hardship imposed by the
cold weather.
Mrs. II. G. Barnes left last Friday for
Emporia, TO visit her daughter Bessie
who is attending school at that place.
Mrs. Barnes will also visit Mrs. N. Il.
Bloss at Marion while away,
John Sheldon and family of Lyons,
Colo, have moved into the F. M. parson
age.
Ed Wilson loaded his household goods
Tuesday to be shipped to Pratt. He is
going there 10 grow up with the town.
A very sad affair occurred at the home
of John Davis just north of town, last
Friday when their only son, Otto, be-
came suddenly deranged. The young
man Ia 2S years of age and 80 far as we
have been able to learn, has never shown
any symptoms of dementia until last
Friday morning, at which time he SEEM
ed to be not quite right in his mind, in
the evening of the same day he became
eDtirely deranged. He was kept at his
home until Monday evening, when.
there being no indication of his recovery.
he was taken to Dodge City from where
he will be taken to the asylum later on.
Otto came to Ford county with his par
tents from their. Indiana home In 1892 and
has lived here since that time and all OF
these years has been a quiet, steady.
hard working boy and has the respect of
all who knew him His parents and
sisters are almost Frustrated with grief.
They have large circle Of friends here
who sincerely sympathize with them in
their trouble.