Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-13

BABY All a.e doing well.-Inman
kevIsw
NJ IS Mamie DelanO has so far re-
coveLed from her hel SERIOUS illness as
tc oncs more be rble to be out Of IT,"
il use Nckerson AIgosy,
Joshua Moser has ret' ,rrod From,
missouri where no pr .bassd f,,rm
. walch ne expect' 70 move in = few
,yS Burton . ropHlc " - "
Geo nor meier has an assistant nc
'He Prison Of II son who came last
f*tW ~ 10 make its home with Geo.
an nis wife, ConSratula.io..s.-In-
man Review.
regular auction day is about to be
.1i1prsEeG IN HTTiiUGerson. The first
on is To be held Feb. 22d, at which
,n anything you have sale may be Of
lIgivd.-Nlckelson ArgOsy.
5. Ii. Craig of Langdon township
eft tor the Soldiers home at LeaYen-
aurlh, where he expects to remain un-
Il Ills falling eye sight IS improved
glon Egteaprl3e.
Last Friday Miss Mary Niedfeldt
Used Il very successful German school
four mile vest Of town. Supper was
-eIVed III the evening and great time
Is rep rCed.-lnman Review.
Maggie Sutton, infant daughter of
Nj ANA Mrs. Sutton, Of Huntsville,
died last week, of lung fever.
The remalns were inferred III tine ceme-
,ery near llaven.-Interior Herald.
John Christensen has purchased a
stock nf merchandise at Pleyna and
is moving his stock Of goods from here
To Pirvna, John expects a good trade
as he VIII have IL all his own way
Arlington Enterprise.
Last Saturday while Oscar WitOrff
OF Medora was tending to some horse
one vi them accidenlly kicked him on
The arm and broke both bones below the
elbow. Dr. GraYes,Set the arm an dit is
healing nicely .-Inman Review.
A large nrmber of Mepfordities
were attending cOart Friday as wit
nesses in the divorce case of Crawford
VS. CraN ford. Mrs. Crawford received
a divorce and half of the farm con.
tanning the house and buildings
Nick4rsOn ArgOsy.
r. A. Compton and family left on
Monday for Bane Oklahoma. Mr.,
Com Jt0n has valuable piece of LAND
in that section OF country and they
have gone with the expectation OF max
ing that their future home,-TurOn
Pless.
Some of our farmers have been TAX
ing advantage of the few days of
spring weather and have turned their
plows loose. The soil is in excellent
condition, being thoroughly saturated
with moisture. Ii signs go for any
thing we are in for big crop next.
year.-BurrtOn Graphic.
A. Miner and wife who have been
visiting relatives and friends at their
former home in Virginia, for the past
few weeks, returned to this place
Saturday evening. They report very
pleasant trip and an excellent visit
but were glad to be back in Kansas
once more Arlington Enterprise.
Irving Franklin and family have ar
rived here from Walla Walla. Wash,
and will make this place their future
home. They are valuable acquisitions
to our city and their old friends will
be pleased to have them with us again,
after an absence Of about ten years.
Burton Graphic.
EsThe infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs. J
F. FsN Ter was buried on last Sabbath
afternoon. 1t was born Sabbath morn
ing and lived but few hours
short service was held a. the residence
conducted by Mrs Pollard. Tts LITTLE
remains were inferred in WildmeaC
cemerery.-Nlckerson Argosy.
The members of the Baotist rhnrcI
DECIDED Monday evening to retain Rev
D. King as their pastor We arr
nloased to note this fact. ~ Rev
King will undoubtedly do much to
wards unhuilding the church that hal
the good luck to secure his services. -
N:ckerson Argosy.
W. O Van ArsdaIn and Dan lone!
slipped Two cars Of cattle to Kansas
Civ, Tuesday, wh'ch were prnhahl,
the finest that ever left this station
They were great big smooth steers AM
averaged over seventeen hundred
pounds. One If them weighed within
a few pounds Of two thousand.-Bu
ton Geaphic.
The creamery received 3,5nn lbs. n
milk one day last week. New rms
tOmPry are coming everv dav: thi
speaks volumes for the institution. I
is a good thing for the town and on
merchants as it brings them NOR
trade. Gnod milk cows have advanced
from S. to $40 head since the cream
erv started. Everybody speaks a gnO,
word for our creamery.-Inman Re
view.
Col. Henry Hartford was I'D iron
MednTa 10 day and maid his respects +
the Review Mr.. Hartford Is nna n
the oldest settlers in these paris, hay
ing settled on his homestead "a wear
ago. lie Is an extensive stock dealer
he Is now feeding 800 head nf hogs AM
large bunch Of rattle. lie sava th
new freight rate business is rOthin
short OF robbery.-Inman Review.
Last Saturday was thn twpntv.fiftI
wnddin" anniversary nf Mr. and Mrs