The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-09-24
BUCKLIN BREEzES.

L. M. Taylor and wife left the first .
the week for q visit with old home foil
at Postville, Iowa.
Jesse Handy has gone to Arlingto
with the expectation Of going into busi
mess at that place.
Jas. W. Sims moved his Household
goods to Pratt Monday, where he he ha
q position in the round house.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. TRACER
Saturday, September 10. 1908, son
Mother and babe doing nicely.
ia. Luken went to Kansas City Mon
day to take treatment for q bad eye. FL
has been troubled for some time witt
his eye.
Mrs. r. r. Hoard, who has been visit
ing her parents, Q. II. Buttolph ant
wife, returned to her home In New
Mexico Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Q. Gosslse, who had beer
here attending the wedding OF her sister
Miss Nellie DellIngsr, left for her home
at Harrington, Kan, Saturday.
The trustees of the Christian church
here have awarded the contract for build
ing their new church TO Mr.. Scull, Of
Minneola. Work on the building will BIZ
commenced at once.
The enrolment In the public schools oil
Bucklin 10 larger than ever before, and
will probably reach the two hundred
mark before long. It 10 between lS5 and
100 1t this time and still there are more
to follow.
The fairs In this part Of this glOfious
country are 1 thing Of the past for ~
year, and tho people who have any
monsy left can settle down to business
again and those who have mono loft will
have 10 get hustle on them to got their
winter supplyiof coal.
G. H. Buttolph and wife returned last
Friday from their trip to Wichita and
Oklahoma points. They took in the fairs
At Wichita and Hutchinson. We learn
Mr.. Buttolph was relieved Of his pocket
book at the former place, but are no!
surprised, for that 10 what fair Is good
for.
Married-At the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Dellinger, In
North Bucklin, Mr.. Chas. II. Redfeld
ahd Miss Nellie Dellinger. On Wednes-
day, September 10, 1908, at 4 O'Clock p.
M, Rev. @. E. Williams, In the presence
OF the relatives OF the families and few
friends, performed the ceremony that
made the above couple man and wife.
After the ceremony and congratulations,
the assembled guests were INVITED to par
take of a repast prepared by the BRIDES
mother, which was it to be placed before
. king. 1t goes without saying that all
)artook, some Of us more freely than was
rood for us. The parties are both well
md favorably known here. The groom,
Mr.. Redfield, has only lived here few
ears, but long enough TO have many
friends, and all who know him speak
we'll Of him. AS for Nellie, why, she is
me of ua, born and raised here In our
midst. and we all know and admire her.
All Join In predicting and wishing for
hem happy welded life. The follow
ng is list of the presents received and
he names of the doners: j. II. Delling-
n and wife, bedstead and bedding; G.,
Z. Redfield and wife, bed spread;J W.
Iosslee and wife, rug; j. W. Dellinger,
,racker bowl; P. o. Davis and wife, rug;
/. G. Davis and wife, 2 pair sheets and
,illow cases; Grandma Dellinger, baking
Iish; A. Cook and wife, glass dish; z.
:. Williams aud wife, coffee pot; j. A.
4ukens and wife, table cloth; G. A.
layes and wife, fruit plate; June Red
ield, water set and whisk broom; Leila
Davis, cake plate; Elsie Davis, poilie;
9. N. Redfield and wife, mantle clock;
4. r. Bay & Co., table cloth; Roy Red
leld, Tonkawa, Okla, set silver knives
md forks; G. Perry and wife, Nashville,
Kansas, set silver table spoons; W. Q.
iosslee and wife, Harrington, Kansas,
picture; Will Dellnger and family, Pratt,
{aH., silver bread plate, silver salt and
pepper shake, and silver tooth pick
holder; Ola Blankenbaker, Salina, KAN,
lot silver tea spoons; F. A. Straulman
md wife, Dodge City, set silver spoons;
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