Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-14
Gaylord sticks to the old fashioned
roller skating rink.

A new army paper called Guidol
has been started at Ft. Riley.
Counterfeiters are getting in thei
nefarious work around Oberlin.
A COTS grain firm took in over 200
bushels of corn one day last week.
W. +. Sapp, who is great hand t.
make things "go," is talking OF dai
ly paper for Galena.
A Topeka coal dealer has been jack
ed up for short weights. In five loads
he was shy over 1000 pounds.
c. F. Johnson of Oskaloosa has sent
a couple of his Shetland ponies to the
National Horse show in New York
City.
A revivalist who has been working
in Troy has caught the town, and Sol
Miller sings the song of Ninety and
Nine"
A Passionist monk is going to lect-
ure to Abilene people on ''Woman's
Worth" What does a monk know
about it?
Eighteen marriages to thirty-seven
divorce cases is the proportion in Atch-
ison; what will it be after another
corn carnival?
A new dancing club in Harvey
county is named lambda Sigma, which
being translated, means, mo hacks,
no flowers"
An Ottawa boy who lit stick of
dynamite which he found, wasn't
killed bat he won't snap his fingers in
school any more.
Charlie Lobdell is keeping so quiet
that the only time he gets his name
in the papers is when he goes to Kan
sas City with cattle.
6 There is Chinese physician at Leav-
enworth, but his written prescriptions
in Chinese don't look different from
the average doctors.
1t is said that the old maids of Lam
caster have captured the Christian
Endeavor and Ye using it to further
matrimonial interests.
]. ]. Ingalls, has been sued for S35
the worth of calf whose death q
hole which belongs to the eX-senator's
property is alleged to have caused.
Mrs. Big Knife, of Baxter Springs,
can't be sad very long over the loss
of her husband, the Indian policeman,
for she is undoubtedly great cut up
The Fort Dodge military reservation
will not be sold until Congress can
have time to pass bill to give 1900
acres of it to the State Soldiers Home.
Leavenworth has a flower show in
progress. Leavenworth is guyed a
good deal, but it leads off in a great
many enterprises that make life agree
able.
An Atchison young man recently
became very indignant at a marrying
story which was circulated on him.
He traced the story down and found
that it originated with the girl in the
case.
1 Eli Mattox of Atchison, a Santa Fe
brakeman who is II years old, has
been made Waterman at the Santa Fe
elevator in that city. He has been
with the company ever since it began
running trains into Atchison.
Operations for appendicitis are be-
coming so common in Atchison that a
description of a resident of that place
will soon be: Genus, homo; habitat,
Atchison; remarks, vermiform appen-
dix wanting.
The executive council has not plant
ed that tree for Governor Carney yet.
Two dollars would pay the bill, and
those who knew Governor Carney say
that he deserves this simple mark of
respect. He was the only governor or
ex-governor who ever planted a tree
in the state house yard. Right now is
the season to plant,
A Lawrence young man was calling
on an Atchison girl one evening, when
her mother came into the parlor. He
gave her what Lawrence young men
call "the laugh" and intimated that
her room was more desirable than her
company; in short, that she was COM
hitting what was considered breach
of manners in Lawrence to appear in
the parlor when her daughter had
company"
Albert Apologize was found dead in
his cornfield near Norton Friday with
four bullet holes through him. His
murderer is unknown but is supposed
to be man from Colorado. There is
rumor that Applegate caused sepa-
ration between the Colorado stranger
and his wife. Apologize was 25 years
of age, highly res pected and but re-
Gently married. The murderer is
still at large.
The state forestry stations have
done unparalleled work this year in
growing trees from seed. Commits
sioner Bartlett, who personally super
vises the Ford county station, says
that the fifteen acres devoted to young
| tree culture will WELD Q million