The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-10-08
BUCktiN BREEZES.

In Cimarron. 8'HA#
n H.P. McCaustland made business
trip No Ford Monday afternoon. taIlAaHI
rs B. Fisher * wilmore spent few
days In Bucklin tho frat oi tho week., Il
s. D. Aulls and family attended the
Taft reception at Dodge City last Satur-
day. ri T
n w. r. Gordon 10 In Kansas City this
week, object, business and pleasure COM
bined. 'H '.I&s AH
j, W. Ellis Is on the sick list. It ID
feared that he is taking the typhoid
fever.
Chss. Robinson. wife and daughter
Francis returned froms visit 70 Kansas
CITY Monday 7aaA 'Waf a@a@leA NM
john Smith and Joe Baldwin Of Clark
county were transacting business 10
Bucklin Monday.
/ Mrs. Roy Miller Of Kirksville, NO., 10
visiting her parents W. 9. Oxley and
wife Of this place.
Mrs. L. A. Whipple is visiting ID
Hutchinson, from there she will 80 to
the state Of Washington.
| N. s. Monroe came over from Pratt
to do some plastering here. he 10 now
plastering A. s. Winsor's house.
L. O. Elder and wife left Sunday
evening for two months Visit with
friends in the eastern part Of the state.
The game Of baseball played Tuesday
between the business me, and the clerks
resulted in a victory for the clerks
score IL to -.
An inch and half Of rain fell In this
part Of the country Sunday night and the
smiles on the faces Of the people extend
ed more than that.
J.H. Grayson has returned from Visit
to West Virginia and other states in the
eastern half Of the county. Mrs. Gray
son has not returned.
Sunday schoo! convention at the
H..
Presbyterian church in Bucklin October
18th and 18th. Everybody invited to
come and help in the good work.
E. N. Smith left Tuesday for Pueblo
Colorado. Mr.. SmIlh has q son there
who is i'll In tho hospital and he is going
to bring him home II he Is able to stant
tho trip. Vf
| w. r. Gordon is having his larg'
store building reprinted and 1t would b
a good thing for the looks OF the towi
and for the buildings II number o.
others would follow his example.
= J. Il. Grayson is making some i'm
proyements on bis residence on the corne
of Center street and Dodge avenue. ID
: is raising 1t and putting cement blocl
foundation under 1t, he will also built
an addition to 1t.
The mid year examination OF tn
n.
2 undergraduate ministers OF the South
|. west Kansas Conference OF the d. L
n r church is In session In Bucklln this week
q 1t Is expected that there will be abou
Q forty preachers in attendance.
g Junita Goldie white was born Ii
Bncklin, November 7th, 1906, die'
1. October LIST, 1908, aged one year, tel
= months and twenty -four days. Goldi
was the infant daughter OF Emerson 4
and Lille Willihite, she died after
short illness, she caught cold and befor
her parents scarcely realized 1t diseas
had taken such hold that human all
=. was Of ne avail. The young life wa
. fleeing as the morning dew. Th
q Master had need Of her and He took be
l. !. home. The funeral was held at tb
8 Me thodist church on Friday afternoo
:. October End. She was laid to rei
10 In the Bucklin cemetery.
~ Lena Catherine Hazen, daughter
Frederick and Amelia Hinze, was born
Fort Madison, Iowa, September 2btl
1883, died at Halls Peak. New Mexic
October Let, 1908, aged as years and 81
days. She came with her parents
Larned In 1901 where on the 4th day
Of June In that year she was married
James Harland Hazen. She came vii
her husband to Ford county In 1903 81
settled on . farm few miles northwt
OF Bucklin. A child was born to the
ly while they lived here which only lived
!. few months, 10 the spring Of 1908 th
moved to Halls Peak, n. M. The r
&c. mains were brought to Bucklin Satnrd
re-. October Bird, the funeral was held Mo
day October 9th at 10000. m. condu'
''e ed by Rsy. G. E. Williams, pastor Of
at M. e. church. The mother was laid
rest beside her babe In the Buck
cemetery.
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