Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-05-14
LOCAL AVID Personal.

B.W. Underwood Of Chicago IS in
the city on business.
Il. w. ShurtIeff of Oberlin, Ohio is
looking after his farms of which he has
several. in this county.
NJ. L. Campbell and wife went to
Topeka Monday on account OF the sick.
ness of Mrs. Campbell's mother.
Mrs. Vanburen from Haven, was OPP
Grated on at DR.. Stewards hospital
Tuesday, apparently successfully.
Rev. S. Brink of Abbyville will de.
liver memorial day address at Abby
vile and Judge Martin will do the
same at Partridge.
After this week we expect to close
our forms at Wednesday noon All
matter for publication should therefore
be in before that time
Monday forenoon Behnie Roe, while
at play at the North Side school was
thrown down by Martin E!more, and
his arm way broken in TWO places.
Arthur Asher and DR.. Rose of Stat
ford were IN town 10 see DR.. Clipped
Monday night and have an eXamina-
tiOn of the eyes of MIR. Asher's little
daughter.
Lyman Naugle of Wellington, editor
of the Peoples Voice and who is a
promising candidate for secretary of
State to succeed Billy edwards, was in
town Monday and made Us pleasant
call. Success TO Lyman
Mr. +. S. Canterbury. president of
the Bank OF Hutchinson. returned
with bis family from West Plains, Mo.
whittier he went for them Saturday
evening. They will for the present re-
side on Avenue A, East.
The republican county central COM
mittee met last Saturday and decided to
call their county convention to name
county ticket on Saturday, June Goth.
June 18th Is the day fixed Tor the pri-
maries.
Frank S. Whitelaw and family of
Duluth, MINI. is sitting his brother
in this city, Judge w. M. Whitelaw.
They will probably rema several
weeks. Like his brother here, Mr.
Whitelaw is prominent attorney.
At the Uniyersalist church, Corner
End avenue and Poplar street there
will be services next Sunday morning
and evening, II and s clock. Subjects
Friends of Humanity" and The
Ethics of Creeds." All are invited to
attend these services
Mrs. Stone and her son Austin, of
Burton, who have been for some time
at DR.. Stewards hospital, she having
had an enormous tumOr removed and
he having had "a foot amputated which
was accidentally shOr, returned this,
Thursday morning to their homes.
The ladies of the Hutchinson Wo-
mans Club appear to be power in
the Social Science Federation which
met at Topeka last week Mrs. w. L
More was elected president of the fed
GRAFTON and Mrs. G, W. Winans auditor,
while they also brought the next meet
ing to Hutchinson.
Monday evening there was a Young
flood just beyond Sterling few miles,
and in the region of Lyons it developed
a young jtmmycane. Under-Sheriff
Lansing of Rice county. who attended
congressional committee meeting. re.
ported several bOuses and barns blown
away and large trees uprOOted, though
so far he knew of no one hurt.
Charlie MiEesell has resigned the
management Of the business OF ID. j.
Fair at this place and Mr. G. A.. Ryker
has taken charge. Mr.. Ryker has been
in the employ Of Pond e Co., on South
Main, and is man Of good business
experience. He is generally thought
to be good man for the place. Mr.
Mikesell has not yet determined what
business he will take up in the future.
A trip to Larned Monday convinced
us that considerable damage has been
done to wheat by high winds and dry
weather which the rains will not over
come. Yet our judgment is that the
damage can as yet rot be estimated at
much over % per cent or IN other words
it weather continues favorable there IS
chance for three-fOurtEs of a crop. The
fruit west Of here is not expected to
amount to much.