The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-01-23
BycKLIN BREEzES.
Attorney Day OF Greensburg, Kansas
was a business caller Tuesday.

| Attorney Day OF Greensburg, Kansa
l was business caller Tuesday.
We learn this morning that II. M
Smith, who lives few miles southeas
of Bucklin, Is quite sick, he Is threatened
with pneumonia.
J. W. Davis was In Bucklin shor
time Tuesday, he was on his way from
Dodge City to his home In Greensbure
and stopped off here between trains.
| Carl Van Ripper and L. A. Madison, at
torneysof Dodge City, spent part Of
two days in Bucklin last week, they were
Hooking up the evidence, pro and con, IN
| the Clint Pope murder case.
We have been having ideal weather fol-
the time of the year, but there Is nothing
marvellous about that out here In Kansas,
whereall nature isperfect and only man
Is out OF harmony; by the way the whole
push seems to be out Of harmony at that
special talkfast at Topeka.
J. r.. Trager and family, of Dayton,
Ohio, came III last Sunday night, they
came with the expectation of making this
.heir future home. j. E. TRACER is a
nephew Of G Fl. TRACER, who is one Of
our old timers here, This 10 not the
first time that Mr.. TRACER has visited this
part Of the country. He made his home
with his uncle in 1894. 5 then he was but
a lad. He has a wife and one child and
will take a job as salesman In @. F. Trag.
er's store.
The series Of meetings beng held at
the NJ. 4. Church in this place are being
well attended and are creating consider
able interest in religious matters. 1t is
well that it is SO, in the strenuous life
that we have been living, the mad strife
for money, we seem to. have almost for.
gotten that there was greater God than
money to be reckoned with at the end.
j. B. Dellinger spent last Sunday in
Pratt. John says that the town is SO
much bigger than he has been used to
that he nearly walked himself to death
trying to get all over the town in the
limited time at bis command, we had a
little, experience of that kind ourselves,
1t was when we first struck this country,
where everything was out Of doors, we
were walking in circle most of the
line.
Monday Joe Baldwin brought load of
logs to Bucklin, he drove around to the
tockyards to unload them, he unhitched
lis team from the wagon but left them
landing there while he was unloading,
he team became frightened at something
md lit out, the farther they got the
aster they went, in passing a telephone
,ole one horse swent on one side of the
'ole and one on the other side, this would
AVE stopped them If everything had
Ield tight, but it did not, the ring on one
nd of the neckyoke gave way and the
heck lines broke, this freed them and
hey went on down Main street to Oak
asst on Oak q short distance then croes-
DTS back to Main, down Main. across
)enter where they were stopped. They
id not seem to do any damage other
ban The breaking of the neckyoke and
mes. Joe says the cause of the runna.
ray was too much 'yaller' corn taken in
srnally, by the team of course, which
aused them to feel like doing some mis-
lief. We have heard that there was a
ertain product of corn that would have
lat effect on man II taken internally
ut we did not know that the corn taken
y horse would produce like effect,
ut we guess that Joe knows what he is
liking about.
L.