Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-10-24
An inch Of snow et Gooaland.

ANPphAU 10 3 SdblJ OAClbCO ONCI OudT-
ley McCabe's new baby.
Leavenworth is to have an Apple
carnival October Goth.
Twenty counties in Kansas have had
old soldiers reunions this fall.
Chanute is getting a new fire de-
partment in shape to protect her prop
erty.
The impression is growing that In
dian summer has struck Kansas on
time.
Mr.. Winegardcn lives at Council
Grove. A word to Judge Culver is
sufficient.
st. Benedict's college at Atchison
has taken boom since the faculty for
babe foot ball.
The Canton Republican and the
Moundridge Journal have become the
Canton Champion.
Twenty-Five little fellows were ar
rested in Lawrence for engaging in a
charivari party.
The Santa Fe averages twelve stock
trains daily through Sumner county
from the Texas Panhandle.
Colonel W. s. Tilton, whose platform
is common sense, says the the "Nlil-
lion club" has gall bladder.
W. H. Mcbride, formerly state in
surance, adjuster, will go to Seattle,
Washington to practice law.
Mrs. Maria Harris of Atchison is 90
years old and Spry enough to go out
to see her grandchildren married.
DR.. Henry Williams of Keokuk, Ia,
has been appointed surgeon at the
Kansas asylum for deaf and dumb.
The enthusiastic Garden City Imprint
describes the display of irrigation ma
chinery at the recent county fair as
'graRd."
Haskell county has had 81 1000 jail
for ten years, which has had but a
single occupant over night, and he
escaped.
The towns of Madison, Gridley and
Leroy will ship carload of chickens
to California. The car will contain
5000 fowls.
Charley Warield, once a gay sprite
at Atchison, has turned up at Pueblo
after his acquaintance had almost
forgotten him.
At the next meeting of the Editorial
there ought to be an agree
ment entered into to run the home
matter on the outside.
A Leavenworth man has sued for
divorce and asks the court to divide
the property equally, as his wife
helped to make it. Yes, Leaven-
worth man.
Congressman Long is trying to Sc
cure the old Ft. Dodge reservation for
a soldiers home and has succeeded
having the sale postponed. This is
grand move.
A week ago Sunday, while drunk,
Charles Oliver pounded Andrew Ander-
son, boy "a years old. The boy died
from the injuries received at
that time. Oliver has boon arrested.
Pittsburg has coal company com
posed entirely of minerf. They have
a shaft ready to begin hosting coal.
1t is a mutual affair and the expenses
and profits are shared equally and each
does his share of the work.
Frank L. Rozelle, evangelist, is
the Northwest part of the
state, and carries about a very poor
half tone" for the newspapers to use.
Phil Troutfetter, who used it, ought
to apologize to the Editorial Associa.
ton.
Hon. U. A. Woodbury., Governor of
Vermont, Congressman H. II. Powers
of the same state and e. B. Merriam
Of Topeka have formed a partnership
TO buy up $4,000 bushels of Kansas
corn as an investment against higher
market. They have put $4,000 into
the pool and already have secured
100000 bushels of corn in Reno county.
Elevators have been secured at Pauline
from the Santa Fe railroad.
A Mrs. Murphy, who now lives in
Atchison, worked for Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln early in life, when the Lin
coins were rather obscure people, liv-
ng in Springfield. Mrs. Lincoln, as
IS generally known, had an uncontrol-
able temper, and one morning she
slapped Mrs. Murphy, who slapped
back and gave Mrs. Lincoln good
lrubbing. Old Abe was up stairs and,
hearing the noise, came down and sep
lrated the two women.
Prosperity abides at the good old
.own of Eudora. Everybody has a
bank account and cellar full of win
Ter stores People town their own
houses" and the hearse house has not
been opened for months. Merchants
pay cash for goods and receive the adj
vantage of the discount. 1t is heav-
IN for boys and girls who fish in the
boat on it in summer or