Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-02-07
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ing it warm for the people OF Paola.
George w. Jones of Hills City, wants
a position on the State Board OF Par
dons.
Two scavanger wagons at Coffey
vile lend quite metropolitan air to
the town.
st Marys wants to put the old Jail
at Louisville and use it for city cal
aboose.
George Davis has been admitted to
the law firm of Hardness and Dawes
at Clay Center.
Erwin, Grant s. Co., of Humboldt,
sold and shipped ITO car loads OF
horses last year.
Horace s. Foster and Lee A. Hutton
have assumed the management OF the
Hutchinson Gazette.
Judge Monroe of the twenty-third
judicial district has just appointed E.
A. Rhea stenographer.
The wellington high school has lO5
pupils in attendance, the largest in
the history Of the school.
The family of David Kimmel of Nc
Louth held reunion last week.
There were forty.four Of them.
Miss Abbie freeman of Caldwell has
accepted position as vocal teacher
in the Southwest college at Winfield.
c. S. Morey of Scandal, has been
elected vice president of the Metro
politan National Bank of Kansas
City.
The board of education has pur-
chased flag for each school room in
Beloit to be used on patriotic occas'
ions.
There is vacancy in the Office OF
coroner of Butler county which Gov
ernor Morrill, will soon be called up
on to FILL
The Seneca Courier Democrat says
that the Centralis, Seneca and Pawnee
railroad is all wind, and darn poor
wind at that
Twenty-four divorce cases at the
next term of the district court shows
that everything is not serene in La
bette county.
Warrants issued by the board OF
education at Wellington are now at
par and paid on presentation for the
first time in four years.
The Lindsborg News wants to see
T. F. Carver given place on the APP
pelate court in case that court is
created by the legislature.
A McKeever of Blue Mound, has
just built a corn crib one hundred
feet long and eight feet wide which
will hold 1900 bushels of corn.
Del Valentine has been reading
"Trilby," and this is his review of it in
the Times: "Trilby" is a fool story
and it is loss of time to read it.
H. L. McWhirk, receiver of the
terprise bank, has settled with the
stockholders for forty cents on
the dollar. The depositors were paid
in full.
There is case in the Sedgwick
county court where two men are &C
cused of stealing cattle al
Maize, Kansas, selling them at the
stock yards at Wichita. Both men
deny the charges.
Marion Times: Mr.. ]. NJ. Young Of
Marion, is one Of the jurors in the
Hillmon case. He will be at least a
month older when he is through, and
probably in need Of anime dyes to re.
store the color to his hair.
Norton Republicans; A petition is
in circulation asking the council tc
call an election to vote additional
bonds to improve the water works. II
there is anything that Norton people
like better than bonds it is more
bonds
Last week in the midst of a raging
snow storm the home Of James Cow
den, an aged farmer, living three
miles from Reading, was burned, The
wind quickly carried the flames to
every part Of the building and in a
few minutes the family were homeless
Some of the household belongings
were saved. Cowden is an old soldier
and will probably receive aid from the
post there.
Smith County Pioneer: 1t is with
fear and trembling we watch this cut
ting down of names of town in Kan
sas by the federal powers. Ell Dorado
was a pretty name, but Eldorado
looks like a misfit; Rush Center was
all right, but Rusheenter looks as
though it had been set up by the devil
and the proof reader had got drunk
that night; Walnutgrove don't look as
though it ever had grove. But when
they get to monkeying with the name
of this fair town they will create sad
havoc. Smithcenter would drive all
the trade to Athoi and If they should
cut off the last part of the name we
would want to cut off the balance and
go without any name. Please let us
alone.
The diphtheria scare at Indepen-