Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-12-17

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SPECIALIST,
n Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
ci.esaa Scientifically Adjusted. Office In ma
sonic Temple, hutchinson Kansas
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Nation Bros. sold SOOhead Of
cat lie to w.D Woods the other day
D. v. Woods Of Kingman occupied
tha NJ E. pulpit Sunday.
~, nd Mrs. G. A. Mikesell of Alb
hvvi1Ia = y ere in the city Saturday.
n ,witzer attended the State
ho a. m,I : al meeting at Topeka last
week.
-. NJ Kinstrey returned from
CS,a 1919 IT,, rsy where he had been on
Law business.
u, anne home from Stat
81 .a.,',su ~ i lst of the week where
OCCASIONAL business.
Diptheria, which lag Doon "
violently In the mel. HuOO-Hoo - -
lington, we are infOn uo0 10 0U"''OH
VIM. Astle, of HaW Us was loOAiIs
ever the city Saturday a uu piesu I,s,,
congratulsting himself t, iaV uo u'N" =
run for the legislature thin '0"1'
The Standard Dress CUT ing Acau-
envy, 6rst door east of the pt 'UOnoT' 20
meeting with splendid sucee 70, N0"
engagements coming in every u"S'
A medicine show the German 'Amer-
lean doctors have got their car Oh I"
side track in this city and expet u ~
make this their winter quarters.
A sacred concert was given at uo
M. E. church Sunday evening whic !
was very excellent in execution and
selection.
Charles Dodds formerly of this city
now of Emporia has fled suit for d.
vorce from his wife whom he recently
married.
James Hoolehan who was recently
arrested for violating the prohibitory
law plead guilty in the district court
Monday and was find 800 and costs
and sent to jail for thirty days.
Henry Hath from few miles east of
Nickerson left Wednesday morning
for New York and New Jersey on a
visit for the winter expecting to return
in the spring.
This session of the district court will
be tame affair. There will be no
jury and all the criminal cases will be
continued till the January term. Very
little business will be done.
There has recently been a rise in
FIRE ght rates on salt. They say that as
the rise affects west bound salt as we'll
as east bound, it will not make any
great difference with our salt makers.
Mr.. Harry D. Phelps of this city, re-
cieved notice of his appointment to
the position of stenographer to the U.
S. Land Office at O'Neal, Neb. 1t IS
quite lucrative position and many
friends are congratulating him.
There has been great deal OF activ-
ity in the cattle trade recently. Many
hundred head have stopped at the
i stock yards for feed and many more
have been unloaded for sale and feed
ing.
The Presbyterian fair held in this
city is said by the promoters to have
been great success. These are hard
times for fair but the church and the
preacher must have something even
though its like the newspaper consfd-
erably in arrears.
One A. l.. H0ger formally OF duIcn-
insou was recently arrested in Kansas
City having jumped his bond for ap-
pearance as defendant on charge OF
selling intoxicating liquor at Eurka,
Kansas. We understand he once had
similar trouble here.
Weeall the attention of cur readers
to the strong testimonials concerning
the healing powers Of Hutchinson's
magnetic healer, DR.. CrOpsey which
d appears on the last page of this paper
He has just been publishing a new lot
,e of testimonials of which these are only
few.
The Brownie entertainment given
by the JUNIORS of the Christian church
last Friday night was we'll patronized
and we'll received, So much 80 that it