The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-09
BuCKLIN BREEzES.

IL. "A. MaulsOn VI Dougo Si'y was ~
Bucklin Wednesday on business,
A. B. Gresham spent Sunday in Wich-
ita, returning home Monday night.
Mrs. L. j. Taylor returned Sunday
might from visit Of several weeks with
relatives and friends In the eastern part
OF the state. X
Roy Alexander, vino has been attend
ling the school at Manhattan, Kan was
called home the first Of the week by the
critical condition Of his brothers health.
II. p. McCausiland returned from bis
Trip to Missouri Sunday night. lie re-
porIs the brand Of weather. there to be
about the same as we have been having
here recently.
O'car Gresham bias quit the freight
department OF the Rock Island and gone
back into the passenger department. He
is now running as fagman out Of Bucklin
west on No. 20 and 80.
G. E, Smith has moved his family from
the rooms In the rear Of the meat market,
to The Nichols house on South Main
street. Mr.. Buss, his meat cutter, has
moved into the rooms vacated by MIR.
Smith. ...,s
would like to say something about the
weather that we have been having re.
Gently, but my early education having
been somewhat neglected l realize the
fact that have not sufficient command
of the English language to do the subject
justice, and | will not attempt it.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church will glvea hard times social, in
the vacant store room Just north OF
rrager's store OF Main street, on Friday
evening, May 10th, beginning at live
O'Clock p. M, everybody invited to come
and have good time.
The Hon. Harry Bone, U. s. district
attorney, will be the orator Of the day at
Bucklin on Decoration Day. Mr.. Bone
will speak in the afternoon and Prof.
Seig Of Greensburg will speak at night.
Come everybody and see the biggest
crowd that was ever In Bucklin.
The latest railroad talk that we have
heard says, that 10 the "sweet bye and
bye" when the division has gone glim-
meriDg, and Bucklin is left at the mercy
of the suDfover then, In that beautiful
time, we are to have two trains daily be-
tween Bucklin and Dodge Cit. So mote
1t be.
L. M. Taylor Is preparing to 60 into
the coal business In earnest. He is build
ing coal sheds Of six hundred tons capac-
ity, just east of the elevator, and near
enough the house track so that the coal
can be traL sfered direct from the car into
the shed, thus saying one handling and
hauling.
The advance guard Of the Dodge City
contingent that is seeking to make for
tune in New Mexico, came, down on tue
Dodge City special Tuesday evening, and
waited here for No. 20 Wednesday morn
ing on which train they continued on
their Journey to the place where they
hope to realize on their golden expecta-
tons.
In the ejectment suit OF Clapper We.
Skeen pulled off in Dodge City last Sat-
urday, we are informed that the decision
was against the plaintiff, and as usual in
such cases, Mr.. Clapper will carry the
case to the supreme court. This is another
case where TWO parties are claiming the
same quarter section of school land, and
1t don't seem TO work altogether pleas
antly between the parties interested.
The writer took little drive into the
country Tuesday, and while vegetation Is
a little backward on account of the c)ld
weather that we have been having, yet
we do net see any reason to be dlscour-
aged. Wheat is looking well in spite Of
the green bug and the chronic kicker,
and with favorable conditions from now
on will make bountiful crop. We don't
see that the farmer has any kick coming
yet.