The Globe-republican., 1909-04-15
BuCKLIN BREEzES.


L. NJ. Taylor is having fine cement
walk nut down on the front and south
side OF bis business house.
Miss Margaret Kane 10 again at her
post 10 the Bucklin State Bank, after q
few weeks rest whicn she spent in Okla
hOma.
The Rock Island has moved its force
of train dispatchers from Pratt to Dali
hart. The move was made In the In
terest Of economy.
BE. Taylor aud family, of Pasadena
Calf, stopped here over Sunday and
visited with relatives here. They were
on their way to Nebraska where Mr..
Taylor has farm.
The family OF w. J. Dawkins arrived
here from Missouri last week Mr.
Dawkin has been working In Bucklin
part Of each year for the past two years.
He is employed in the j. N. Tanner
blacksmith and wagon shop. Now he
has brought his family here intending
to make this his home.
Died, at the home Of her son, y. W.
Gates of Ducklin, Mrs. Elizabeth Gates
aged "a years and l month. The de-
ceased had been an invalid for long
time and death relieved her from her
suffering at about 1000 p. M, Tuesday,
April 18th, 1909. The funeral wal held
at the house Wednesday afternoon. She
was buried In the Bucklin cemetery.
Mrs. J. H. Dellinger visited her son,
w. II. Dellinger in Pratt last week and
went from there to Heringt0n to visit
her daughter Mrs. W. G. G0sslee. OF
that place While she is away John IL
batching and looking after the chickens
and other household afrasrs he Is hop.
Ing that she will return the last Of thi'
week.
The Board Of County Commissioned
at their regular April meeting, granted
the petition of Bucklin asking to be in.
eorporated as city Of the third GLASS and
called the first election Of city officers t
be held April 2Oth, 1909. At meeting
OF the citizens Monday night the follow
Ing persons we're placed In nomination
to be voted for, for the various city
offices, at the coming election, viz: fol
mayor, q. K. Smith; police Judge, J. W
Tout; for Councilmen, j. H. Dellinger
II, L. NJ. Taylor, A. W. Padgitt, Il. M
Thompson and G. W. Mills. This
supposed to be q nonpartison ticket:ant
we guess 1t Is, only six Of the seven be
long to the same political party, 90 conn
out to the election and take your choice
Married. at four O'Clock p. m Wednes
day, April 9TH at the NJ. e. parsonage II
Bucklln, Mr.. Sherman W. Nicely ant
. Miss Cora Daniel, Rev. G. E. William
: officiating. After the ceremony tn
| bride and groom got into an automobil
and were taken out to the home of th'
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. G
Daniel, about three miles north of town
where supper was served Mr.. Neele
had home prepared for his bride her
in town and on Thursday he brough
j, her to 1t and they have settled down
housekeeping. Mr.. Neeley is carrier 0
! rural route No. out of Bucklin. FL
and his wife is well and favorably know
In this community and have the be-
wishes of a large circle of friends fo
d their happiness and prosperity.
i At five o'clock p, m. April 9TH, at th
Z home of the brides sister, Mrs. Ge'
b Fl. Moore near Kingsdown. Mr. Clel
0 d. Ellis and Miss Grace I Bristow wer
married, Rev. Ray Alison performed tn
ceremony. The groom is The son c
G. I. Ellis who lives on farm nes
Z Kingsdown and the bride was born an
e raised In Virginia, but has been here
l Kansas three years. They have man
c friends In This vicinity who wish then
: every possible blessing in their marie
{ life. Mr.. Ellis has position In the hart
II ware store OF Mr.. Blurton anc they wi
. make this their home for time,
u least. There was nice double char
yari rendered them on Thursday night.
d Died, at the home of her daughte
Mrs o. w. Mills, on Sunday morning
u April llth. Mrs Ella A. Burr, wife {
| IL. L DuII VI OOiuWAtSls uuCio al sol
e vices we're held at the house, cOnducte
by Rev. G. + Williams, Monday aftel
noon. She WAS buried In the Buckli
cemetery. Ella A. Fuller was born Ma
d IL u, 1915, in Akron, ONO, aud att
Is time OF her death was 63 years, aud
e months old. She was married to Harvt
!. |. Burr, Feb 24'h, 1861 at Ottawa, II
She with her husband came from Illino
to Kansas In 1883 and have lived in th
state since that time and the create
b part OF the time they have lived at Colt
10 water and vicinity For over forty-fi,
Y years Mrs. Burr has been consista
and faithful member Of the M + churt
(. and has been striving all these years
= follow in the footsteps OF the Maste
+, She leaves to mourn for her, her husDan
4 five sons, three daughters, brother al
sister. After living with her husban
for almost half century the Mast
I called her and he is left to tread Il
u remainder of life's pathway alone.