Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-02-28

this year on bis bottom farm. He will
plant two and one-half acres Of onions
and other garden truck in the same
proportion. He knows a good thing
when he sees it and we bespeak for
him success.
LRngdOB.
Every thing is lovely in Langdon.
DR.. Ives is kept busy visiting the
sick.
John SalIee has moved on the KOhs
farm.
John Holland sports a fine span Of
mules.
We had fine rain Monday evening
and Monday night.
G.. H. Secrest has got moved into his
new blacksmith shop and is ready foT
business.
The Christian church at this place
is holding a protIacted meeting. They
have received fourteen members by
baptism.
Frank Jones, the cattle man is back
again this week on the Huffman place
with his herd of cattle feeding the sur.
plus feed the farmers have to sell, We
ought to have more Frank Jones'.
OLD ZIP.
Burton Graphic.
The seven year old son of Mrs. Wof-
ford is quite sick with pneumonia.
@. S. Brown was here from Halstead
Monday taking orders for nursery stock,
Jake Dick this week sold the old Dick
Leonard farm northeast of town to j. s.
Challender.
One of our enterprising merchants
had straw hats displayed in front of his
store Tuesday.
Times are about as quiet as they ever
get in this wooden country.
Leslie Purcell stopped off here Mon
day on his way home from two weeks
trip through the south with the excur-
sion of Kansas editors.
Will stone, ]. A. Macarthur, W. s.
Payne and Mart Sabin drove over to
Haven Wednesday to witness the exem-
plifcation of the L. o. o. F. degree
work by the team from Hutchinson
lodge.
Gus Querfeld is talking on thorough
bred cattle and W, e. Gresham on hogs
at the Farmers Institute at Haven today.
These gentlemen are we'll posted on their
respective subjects and will no doubt
add very materially to the success of the
Institute.
Arlington Enterprise.
G.. w. Odell transacted business at
Hutchinson Wednesday.
Died, Wednesday, Feb. 90, 1895, Mr..
James Ourran.
Dan Waldorf filled his ice house with
some twelve inch ice last Friday.
The young friends of Miss Jennie
Hitler gave her surprise last Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Updegraff of
Hutchinson visited With w. d. Ross and
family over Sunday.
Arlington is feeling good at present
we have the prospect for Touring mill
in the near future.
DIR. Howard who formerly was with
Ed Holister in the drug store, was in
the city Monday night.
Sam Vending and John Christensen,
while cutting ice on lsst Friday had the
pleasure of cool bath.
Miss Mary Bertram entertained few
of her young friends on Wednesday
evening. The evening was spent in
social games aud music, all report a
very pleasant time.
jeremiah, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. P eter
Plush, of Loda township, Reno county
was born March %, 1880, died Feb 2,
1895 aged IA years, 10 months and days.
Funeral services at the home Of de-
ceased conducted by Elder H. Cole. In
terment at the Lerado cemetry.
DylNlb DhuuGE.
Miss Ethel Butler is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. r. B. Wilson.
Mrs. ]. L. Ball was quite sick last
Saturday but is now able to be about
again.
The word sinned spelled backwards is
the name of the man who refuses to ad-
vertise.
Commissioner holland has rented
part Of his farm to Paul johnson for
this year.
The latest reports are that the wheat
has been considerably damaged by the
cold weather.
Miss LOIS Victor the teacher in our
primary department, was in Hutchinson
last Saturday.
Acouple of Grove township boys are
being tried by Squire Burgoyne today for
horse racing.
Dan Reed, Hutchinson loan agent,
was doing business in Sylvia and vicinity
Wednesday.
J.A. Whitehurstl move his gro
Gerry stock into the postofflce building
the first of the month.
uFred Yust has been appointed guardian
of the minor heirs of Charles Yust, the
heirs having recently been allowed a
pension of over $500.
There were two or three men on our