The Globe-republican., 1909-08-12
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w. ]. Houston, Rock Island agent al
this place, hos returned from his outing.
He and his family have been recrea'ing
IN Col0rano TOR the past few weeks;
after q few days Of real rest Mr. Houston
will take up his burden In the office III
the depotsgain.
A. Russell and bis three sons, OF
Dodge Civ, aud Hugh Russell, neph-
ew Of Ashland KY, were IN Buckin Mon
day tor short time. They came over
frCm Dodge City In en- auto; Mr..
RUSSELL said he was just out exhibiting
his boys; well,he Mt ed not be asha med
OF them.
MRS. Eliza Reynolds, Mrs. Rebecca
Delhi and Mrs Rachel Queen, Of PAX
er, Kaps land Mrs. Sarah West, Of StIan-
ton, NIB are visiting their sister. Mrs.
E G.. Robinson, In Bucklin. The re-
markabe thing about this lie that these
ladies' are family Of six sisters. all liv-
ing ard physically able to make thu
visit to the baby OF The family. Mrs. E
n binsOn, who is herself past SO years VI
age. Mrs. Robinson has Two children
living 10 Buck,n, Chas Robinson and
Nrs, II. p Net austlsDd, and they will
show their aunts good time while the,
are here.
The game of base ball tn was played
here last Friday between the Boston
Boomer girls and the Bucklin team
seemed TO show that the teams were
pretty evenly matched. A the end OF
inp 10Th inning the score stood l TO y 10
favor OF The girls.
Prof. Skidmore Of Nc, une, Kansas,
who will have charge of The scnools OF
Bucklin during the coming tenn has
moved pis family here. Mrs SkidmOre
will have charge of the primary depart
meDt bch will be housed in The NJ. y.
church IN Fuld Avenue and Oak street
The other teachers employed for The
term ave: Herbert Spore, Miss Florence
Burr of Bucklin and Miss Hall of Min
nicola.
McCsnstlsnd, the land man, is leading
The strenuous life, at least we think he Is
II driving an au omobie over the 'ty
roads al d dry buffalo grass showing land
10 the lone seeker, is not strenuous
these boz ds;s, We miss our guess, and
that Is what he is Going,
The good work Of lhreshiDg wheat atill
goes on IN this part OF the coLntry, bur
there is more of il gong into The bin ana
less on the market than there was week
or ten day. a.o The market don't ju-t
suit at this time.
e. v Mills ard wife lett last Satur-
day via Dodge ity for Salt Lake Ivy 10
attend ht National Enrampment OF the
G A. r. Mr.. hilsseems to be the only
plufocl smoDg the old boys living In
this vicinity.
c. E. DeliBger came In last week with
his household goods frem SteIlng, Colo.
Clarence links be will quit railroadipg
for time ana Try farming. He takes
charge Oi the farm OF j. w Davis, bis
father in. law, Just north Of Bucklin.
w. Il Fearing and wife, who have
been visiting biz brother, L. q. Fearing,
for lew weeks, left Tuesday tor hi
caeo here they will visit with sister
for few days. From there they will
return 10 their home at Ashland. KY.
A party Of BickIin's young folks pick
Dicked At BaIley's grove north Of the
river, Wednesday.
w. { O,good Of Pratt was caller In
Buckhn Tuesday.
The esther is ideal for threshing bu
q lille Il ugh on all growing crops In
Guiding human bipeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bissett who live
about tour miles north and east Of Buck.
lin, LOST ore Of their twin children by
death Monday, August 8, 1909. The liz.
tie ont was about two years old; was
Ill only two days The funeral was held
at the N. E. Church In Bucklin "ednes-
day 81 2 80 p. m, burial In Bucklin Gem.
etery.
Last Saturday evening one OF Gus
ROggep,ees' 'bresbiDg outfits. while
thresbiDg at G. F Preston's, set fire to
the stacks. Il burned three stacks Of
wheat end lhe front end Of the threshing
machine