The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-08-20
BUCKIN BREEzES.

L. A. Madison, of Dodge City was IN
Bucklin on legal business last Saturday
evening.
Miss Emma Walters OF Pratt is visiting
Miss Marian Aulls and other friends In
Bucklin this week.
j. H. Britenstine has sold his property
and business, on the east side of North
Main street to w. A. Hutchlson.
D. A. Starr. of Morton County, Kansas
was In Bucklin Monday, he says that they
have experienced bit of a drouth In that
part Of the country this summer.
EC. W. Raymond has bought the Rail
road Rooming House OF H. F. Mcbride,
This house Is located on nice plat OF
land on North Main street near the
depot. Mr.. Raymond takes immediate
possession.
HIP McCaustland sold to John Emery
the southeast quarter of section 81 49, 81.
Mr.. Emery also bought the northwest
quarter of section 29.29.21. The con.
sideration for the first named quarter
was $4,000. for the other $500.
Andrew Bender has bought the j. T,
Craven residence in the southeast part
OF town. Mr.. Craven, we are Informed,
will move to Pratt and Mr.. Bender who
at present lives on his farm four miles
south of Bucklin will move into the
property that he bought.
BIZ. Griffith and J, A. Lukon have
returned from the promised land Qhe
San Luis Valley where they went with
others to spy out the land. They do
not report the land as GLOWING with
milk and honey" but they do say that
they are well satisfied with their in
vestment there.
S. p. Drake of Oklahoma was shaking
hands with old friends In Bucklin Tues
day. He says that his part OF the state
was not flooded to any extent, but that
it has been, and is exceedingly dry
there and that unless conditions change
very materially, there are many people
there that will be In very bad shape for
the winter.
Mrs. S. D. Aulls and daughters, Car
olyne and Marian have returned from
their trip to the east; Mrs. Aulls and
daughter Marian left here In April for
visit with Mrs. Aulls parents at Bath, N.
Y. Mrs. Aulls father died while they
were there; later Miss Carolyne, who is
attending school.at Lexington, No., join.
ed them at Bath and returned home with
them.
On Thursday night, August 18th. this
community was visited by fine and much
needed rain, in Bucklin the fall was 1t
inches, then on Monday evening, the 18th
there was another fall Of IL inches max
ing total of 2}s inches which puts the
ground in fine shape for blowing; the
rain Monday evening was mixed consid-
erably with hall but as there was not
much wind and the halls were small, 1t Is
thought that there was not much damage
done by the hail.
Married, on Sunday August 10th, 1908,
at - 80 p. IN. at the home OF the brides
parents, about two miles west OF BucKlln
Carl Hoffman of Mullenville and Rena
the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. H. Buttolph. The matrimonial knot
was tied by Rev. Alison, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. The ceremony
was witnessed by quite number OF the
friends of the two families after which
sumptious dinner was served, to which
the assembled guests did ample Justice.
Mr.. Hoffman, the groom, is in business
a t Mullniville and they will make that
place their home. The bride has grown
up from babyhood here In this CON-
munlty and will take with her to her
new home the best wishes Of hosts OF
lifo inno fripnda