The Globe-republican., 1908-12-03

Mrs. Reynolds, mother Of p. A.
Reynolds, 10 quite sick at their home
here In Bucklin.
George Gresham and family returned
the first Of the week from their visit with
fri ends In Indiana.
J. A. Lynch and wife returned last
week from a months visit at the old
stamping ground in Indiana.
G. F. TRACER returned Sunday from his
trip to Ohio where he went with the
remains Of Mrs. J. X. Trager.
j. e. TRACER returned Wednesday
from his sad trip to Ohio, where he went
to bury his wife. His mother came with
him and will keep house for him and
take charge of his two small children.
The rainy weather has interfered with
! the road working. j. H. Dellinger who
has been working a gang OF men and
teams on the streets has had to lay them
off. We are sorry that 1t is so for our
streets need a lot Of work to make them
what they should be,
Well, we have had fine rain. 1t COM
menced last Friday night, rained all day
Saturday, Saturday night and part Of
Sunday. There was between three anc
four inches Of water fell during THU
time. 1t will be great benefit to thu
wheat and puts the ground in good SHAPE
for the winter. 1t grew much colde
Monday night.
4. s. Lane, who lives on his rancl
about four miles south and east Of Buck
! lin, met with a very serious acciden
Monday evening. 1t seems that wind
| mill out on the ranch some distanc
. from the house needed some repairin
and he went out there to attend to II
1t is not known just how 1t occurred bu
from some cause he fell from the top Q
the windmill tower to the ground, dill
lance Of 20 feet, fortunately perhaps, b
fell into mud hole or he might hay
been hurt worse. As 1t was, beside
being badly shaken up by the fall, on
one of his legs was broken between tn
= hip and the knee. He was alone an
> while 1t seems that he was able to q
out Of the Maud where he fell be wss nj
able to get to his team which was near B
but bad 10 lay on the wet ground until a
sistance came which was not until son
three hours after he had fallen when b
=, boys came home from school, and beir
alarmed at his continued absence thu
went to lock for him. They -four
y him unconscious and terribly chile
They took him home and doctor W
10 called at once to attend to his injurie
1t is too soon yet to tell just what effe
the fall and exposure will have upon hir
DIED, at the home OF her daughte
Mrs. j W. Ellis In Bucklin on Wedne
. day November Doth, 1908, Mrs. N
Coops, aged II years. l month and
,e days. The funeral was held at t
y. M. K. church on Friday the 9th at 2 /:
IN .. IN. The services were conducted
at the Rev. MIR. Kennedy pastor of Il
Christian church at Minneola. She W
buried beside her husband in the Buckl
" cemetery. Nancy A. Walker was DO
CT March 6, 1887, In johnson count
Indiana, was married to Joseph
re COINS, February 10, 1862. Eight chill
ID rem. were born to this. union. She Car
with her husband and some Of 4
younger children to southeast Fo
- county In 1885 or and settled on fal
20 about four miles southeast of Buck
where they lived until In 1908 they SC
" their farm and moved into Bucklin whe
IN her husband died In April, 1904. T
deceased Joined the Church Of Christ
, early life and remained a consista
!. member of that church through III
Since the death Of her husband she Il
made her home 10 Buckiin the most
Or the time. She has been In poor heal
% for the past three years until last Wedn
day evening the Master called her
ed she went to join her husband on t
or other shore. She leaves to mourn
loss four daughters, Mrs. Ida A. Pier'
Rensselaer,, Ind, Mrs. Rose A. Fishbat
~ Mt. Hope; Mrs. Eva. M. Bryan, Greer
v. huvg Mrs Narrio n EIiis puCllin a