Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-01-31

Hurried Readers.
Everest has a new Southern Metho-
dist church.
The brick used in Irwin is all ship
ped from Atchison.
Osborne county's poor cost about 81
800 for the last quarter.
The Girard World has been re-elect-
ed the official paper Of Crawford coun-
ty.
Mr.. R. E. Hall, living at Wellington.
celebrated his s9th anniversary re-
Gently.
Quite a number of Kansas horses
are being shipped to southern water
resorts.
The United States land office at
Dodge City received 1000 pound safe
last week.
Over 900 car loads of grain were
shipped from Edna, Labette county,
last week.
Three hundred aud thirty-six rab-
bits were killed in a hunt near Ghetto
pa recently,
The county printing Of Chase coun-
ty was divided between four Republi-
can papers.
Fredonia people skate on a pond
lighted by electricity, but some say it
spells half the fun,
Robbers broke into the Wells, Far
go express Office at Caldwell last Sat
urday and stole $411.OO.
Farmers in jefferson county are
hauling stock water several miles,
says the Independent.
James Fl, Helms, city marshal of
Ossawatomie, Kansas. was shot and
killed by safe blowers.
James Saunders, one of the oldest
Odd Fellows in the state, died at his
home IN Merriden last week
People of Western Kansas are being
supplied with coal from the State
mine at the Lansing prison.
The Santa Fe's new depot at Cald-
well has been finished and occupied
for the first time last Tuesday.
Kansas horses seem to be in demand.
w. E. Campbell of KiOwa has sold the
dam of Symbolier to an eastern man.
The people of Oswego, Labette
county, have lately discovered that
they have been the Victims of smooth
rswindler.
w. w. Aud, one of the oldest citi.
zens of Atchison died last week aged
i62 years. He was formerly of the mill
ing firm OF Blair & Anld.
The Minneapolis Messenger wants
the social leader of that place to
adopt the fashion of having a special
'tday at home" each week.
Uhe, Church of Christ of La Cygne
was dedicated last Sunday. The or
ganization is but Eve months old, yet
it'has amembership of $50.
1he rtwentY- first DISTRICT Fraternal
Aid association in convention at Abb
lene last week, held a banquet and
Albert Lenze of Abilene was chosen
delegate to the National Council.
Great Bend Register-Our people
ARE now confident that great year is
in store for Barton county and her
people. We have had three weeks of
snow and wheat was never known to
he in better condition.
A nelief association has been organ
iaed at Holton and is taking active
steps toward rendering assistance to
the needy in the western part of the
state. A car load of corn, provisions
and clothing and what money can be
collected will be sent February LIST.
The people of that city and county
are responding most generously with
contributions.
Geo. Lell, well known negro char
aeter of Fl Scott, and Alexander Sea-
berry of the Indian Territory, have
been arrested, charged with burglar
izing freight cars on the Missouri Pa
ciic and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
tracks. They confessed their guilt
before the district court, Lell was
sentenced to Eve years ia the peniten-
tiary and Seaberry got off with thirty |
days.
The executive committees of the G.
A. r. have arranged to entertain the
delegation to the state in
their encampment at Lawrence, Feb
IN Try 20, 81 and %, by giving a grand |
at the Eldredge house and
hall on Monday evening,
February 20. Bunt's full orchestra
will furnish music and Department
Campbell and his staff
will receive the guests.
Donald Bros. coal mining plant. OF
Atehison, which has just been COM
pletsd at a cost of 500, 600, will be rea-
ly for operation soon. The machines
will mine $50 tons of coal daily, and
n addition to this the regular force of
fifty miners will be retained. The
taken from under the coal
makes very fine vitrified OriclS, and
with large capital Is being
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