The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-02-13
BUCKLIN BREEzES.

| Win his nOtneT III DuCkiln.
Il. 4. McHugh has rented his farm
south west of Buckln. He expects to
move his family into town in the near
future.
Henry NJ. Stanley las resigned his
position as typesetter In chief on the
Buckln Banner. Leo Mathews takes his
place.
F. S. Larmor will have public sale at
his farm southwest of Bucklin Wednesday
February 18th. We are informed that
after the sale is over and he gets his
business settled he will move his family
to town
L.O. Elder has met with another
streak of luck. Sunday night somebody
not positively identified, concluded that
they needed his harness in their business.
Not wishing 10 disturb Mr.. Elders Stun.
bers they went in his barn and got the
harness, prepared them for transporta-
ton, then being either frightened or
conscience stricken they left them there
only taking the brides with them.
Mrs. ClaraVan Vorhs and son Cecil are
visiting friends in Pratt this week.
W, c. Ray of the Bucklin Mercantile
Co., is on trip to Kansas City and from
there he will 90 to Nebraska before re-
turning home.
Died, Thursday morning, February
9th, at their home north east Of Bucklin,
the two year and five months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith. The little
one had suffered several weeks with
pneumonia. Young as he was he bore
his suffering very patiently until the
Master called him home. The funeral
was held at the NJ. e. church Friday at
800 p. IN. Rev. Williams conducted
the services. The baby was buried in the
Bucklin cemetery.
Jesse Greenleaf of GreensbuIg was In
Bucklin the first of the week
Quite u number of our fellow citizens
went TO Dodge City Tuesday notwith-
standing it was rainy day. The most
of them went on the invitation of the
county attorney as witnesses in the Clint
Pope case.
Conductor Clarence Knlss and wife of
Pratt were in Bucklin Tuesday. They
came over to look after their real estate
interests in and around Bucklin.
G. F. TRACER is having new floor laid
in his store room, preparing for heavy
trade when spring time comes.
Bert Griffith and his associates haye
the house of Mrs. Bogue, on her farm
southwest of Bucklin, ready for plaster
ing. N. S. Monroe has gone out to
plaster it. Mr.. Griffith and his men will
90 to work at once on new house for
Mrs. Zimmerman on her farm in the
same neighborhood.
The revival meetings that were re-
Gently closed at the M. E. church in
Buckln resulted in quite number of
accessions to the church and quite re.
vival OF interest in the things pertaining
to the spiritual life.
Rev. G E. Williams, pastor of the
NJ. e. church here. is at Fowler this
week assisting In revival meeting at
hat place.
The Dung people of the NJ. Z Sunday
chool have organized a social society
,alled 1.-The True Blues. The society
meets the fist Friday evening OF each
month at the parsonage.
We are informed by part of the
laily press of Kansas that the people
want Stubs for governor and that the
PEOPLE want Stubs for senator. Now
here is but one Stubs, In the economy
II the ruler of the universe there could
lot be more than one Stubs on this
arth atthe same time. So far as we
rave talked with the people in this vlcin-
ty they do not want Stubs fer either
GOVERNOR or senator.