The Globe-republican., 1908-07-30
8UCKLiN BREEzES.

J Perry Reynolds made trip to Dedg,
City Tuesday.
c. L. Smith has gone to Medford
Oklahoma, where he has some business
interests.
That game of ball resulted in Bucklr
getting left. The score at the fnisl
stood 2 TO in favor of Turon
Probate Judge w. H. Preston wal
interviewing the voters Tuesday. 1t Il
"Just before the battle", you know.
Quite a number of fans went with thu
Bucklin ball team to Greensburg Tues
day to witness the game to be p ayeC
there on that day.
G.. W. Artwen has returned from biz
trip to Michigan where he spent about {
month of these glorious summer days
laying in the shade and fishing.
Abe Cook and his son D. 9. Cook anC
D. C.'s wife left Monday evening for Q
visit with the daughter OF Abe Cook
Mis-. A. W. Guerin at Bonner Springs
While away the two Mr.. Cooks expect
to visit brother Of Abe Cook over ID
Missouri.
Last Friday July 9th l.. M. Taylor
add Mrs. Clara Smith Of this place gol
on the Sand Burr special and went to
the terminal OF that line at Dodge City.
There they found their way to the
probate judges Office and were quietly
married. They returned to Bucklin
sunday by the Auto route.
Bncklin is shy one photograph gallery
and one restaurant. Last Friday night
one Jack Blggs who has been trying to
run restaurant here, in his wife's name
lit out. He was doing business as usual
Friday evening. Saturday morning he
failed 10 open up and upon enquiry it
was learned that along about the witch
Ing hour of midnight he loaded his
goods aud chattles into a wagon and
quietly stole away. He left nothing be-
hind that belonged to him except some
debts that he forgot to pay before he
left. few evenings previous to this.
Bangs, Of the Bangs AIT Studio, skipped
though he did 1ot 60 quite so sur
reptiiously as did Mr.. Biggs Later we
heard that Biggs had gone to Ashland.
Well If this is true we do not envy Ash
land her acquisition to her population.
On last Friday afternoon July Oath,
= young man by the name OF Jacob
Davis who had come here from Oklahoma
to work through harvest and threshiDg
was accidently killed by being run over
by the separator of a tbreshing outfit.
The outfit was moving from one job to
an other and 1t seems that this young
man was ridil & in the braces Of the
separator tongue and fell off Before
the alarm could be given or the machine
stopped the wheel Of the separator had
passed over him crushing, the life out of
him. The body Of the unfortunate man
was brought to Bucklin. The coroner If
Clark county was notified of the accident
but he declined to have any thing to do
with the case and his friends could not
be located. The owner OF the machine
.hat killed him ordered the body taken
;are of and decently buried at his ex-
)euse. 1t was inferred n the Bucklin
July 2jth
Married. Sunday evening, July goth,
/ about 100 O'Clock at the residence of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fisher in Wilmore,
Z n. Redfield of Bucklin aud Miss Octa
Fisher of Wilmore; and Archie Fisher
md Miss Lillian Rusk both of Wilmore.
rhe first named couple were married
~ Walter Peake an Apostle OF the
hurch of Latter Day Saints OF Inde-
,endence, Missouri, the other couple by
he Baptist minister at Wilm0re. One
ride and one groom are the children of
dr.. and Mis-. Dan Fisher and have lived
lmost all of their lives at Bucklin until
bout year ago when they moved with
heir parents to Wilnlore. L. n. Red
eld is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Z.
sedfield. He is a jeweler in Bucklin
nd he and his wife VIII make'their home
ere. Lillian Rusk is native of
indiana and has been in this western
ountry Only a few years. She, too,
we'd at Bucklin sir &c coming west until
few months ago when she, with her
lother and brother moved to Wilmore.
ne and her husband will live on
inch near Wilmore, All of the parties
re well and favorably known and have
lany friends In Bucklin who extend
organizations.