The Globe-republican., 1908-12-24
sUCkLIN BREEzEs.

Weather cloudy and threatening, with
the temperature inclined upward.
R. H. Benedict went to Kinsley Mon-
day for a few days visit with friends.
p. A. Reynolds, Is spending Christmas
with his uncle, q. A. Buchanan, at Kins.
ley, Kansas.
Miss Caroline Aulls is at home for her
semi annual vacation, from her school at
Lexington, Mo.
Miss Ola Blankenbaker returned from
her school work at Salina, Kansas, Tues
day, to spend the holidays with home
folks.
M. 7. Hoard and Late Smith, farmers
Of near Kingsdown, left last week to try
the salubrious climate OF California for
the winter.
N. O. Peacock was over from Pratt
Tuesday attending to some business here
before going to Guthrie, Oklahoma to
spend Christmas.
]. r. McBrayer has 80 far recovered
from his long spell of sickness, that be
was able to be In town Tuesday, the
first time for many weeks.
Both .the M. E. and the Presbyterian
Sunday schools will have Christmas en-.
tertainments at their respective churches,
there will be an appropriate programme
and treat for the little folks at each
church on Christmas eve.
The people seem to be quite busy,
these closing days Of the year, buying
Christmas presents. That is all right,
Christmas only comes once in year, and
to the little folks, that year seems very
long, bu. to us old chaps 1t does not seem
80 long.
Misses Leila and Lora Davis, Neva
Taylor, Ethel Tanner, Mr.. Grover, and
Homer Emmons and Mr.. Trexler, are
some Of the Bucklinites, who have
returned to their homes for the holidays
from where they have been attending
school at various places in Kansas; these
young people are all taking the right
course In seeking higher education.
Died, on Sunday evening, Dec, Goth,
1908, Marjorie, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Raymond, aged 4
months. The parents were visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Raymond's father, MIR.
Jackson In Clark county, when the baby
was stricken. 1t suffered but few days
a1d on Sunday evening died there; they
brought the little one to Bucklin Monday
aftern oon and buried 1t in the Bucklin
cemetery. Marjorie's span Of life on
earth was very short but long enough for
her to become very dear to the parents
and her death was great bereavement
TO them, but He who said "Suffer the
children to come unto me" knoweth best,
and He has taken her to be with Him In
bis kingdom.
Died, at the home Of her son, P. j.
Reynolds, in Buckln, on Dec, 18th. 1908
Mrs. Mary c. Reynolds, aged II years,
months and 26 days; the funeral was
leld at the M. E. church on Saturday the
9th at 2 O'Clock p. M, the pastor, Rey.
}. K. Williams conducting the services.
She was buried In the Bucklin cemetery.
dary Catherine Buchanan, was born In
Mercer county KY, March 22nd 1887. In
S54, when she was II years old che with
Ter parents moved to Hendrix county
nd, where on the 26th day OF January
S60 she was united In marriage to Perry r
one child was born to this .
Inion, P. A. Reynolds; in 1875 she un-
ted with the N. e. church az Danyille,
nd. end moved her membership to King
)ity In 1881, where 1t remained until her
cath. In 1880 the family moved to
orth-west Missouri, and settled near
ling City. where they lived until 1893
vhen they moved 10 southern Missouri,
there her husband died on the 10th day
I February 1894. In 1893 she came to v
.insley, Kans., where she lived for q
me, spending two years back In north
'est Missouri. On December 2lst., 1904 q
ne came to Bucklin, where she made her N
ONE with her son until her death. She
ad been totally blind for 81 years caused !,
y paralyses Of the optic nerve, which =
ccured In August 1877. For the past y
'ur years her health has been poor but
le bore her suffering and sffliction pat a
ntly through all Of these years until to
ct Friday afternoon the Master said 1t
enough, "come home" She leaves .
le son, Perry A. Reynolds, brother, a .
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