Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-04-30

Byron Roberts, eX-receiver OF the
Hutchinson Southern, has been in
town this week.
1t is said that the creamery at Pretty
Prairie pays out from $500 to 500 per
month for milk.
W. F. Hill of the News Office is
father TO new daughter born Friday
night OF last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ellsworth
living on No. 20 Fourth Ave. west on
Friday the oath, a girl.
Banker David Mulvane and ]. W.
GOwing of Topeka were in Hutchinson
the latter part Of last week.
We wish some reader of our columns
who is back on subscription would
bring us in load Of good rough cow
feed.
p. Martin has returned from his
eastern TIP on which he made some
very large purchases for his large de-
partment store.
1t is announced that the Rock Island
railway authorities are preparing a
new time card to 60 into effect soon,
probably about the first Of May.
The Commercial hotel at Halstead
was destroyed by fire last week. Loss
estimated at 5000. 1t was thought
to have been struck by lightning.
A postponement in the new trial of
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granted was made Monday. 1t will
not be tried at this term Of court.
The republican committee of this
senatorial district met IN Hutchinson
Saturday and called convention to be
held in this city on June 3Oth to NOM
mate candidate for State senator.
TIE office of county clerk was sick
the latter part Of the week. 1t has
however recovered and Yeager and
his deputy hold the fort again. Fred
Cooter held the office in the interim.
Bob Hatch has applied for new
trial and pending the decision on that
motion he wants to be let out of Jail
on bond. The bond was fixed at So 900
but SO far Bob has failed to get out.
Married at the residence of 1. G. Muir
ply justice of the peace by the same
April the Goth. Herbert W. Cox of
Sterling, Rice county, Kansas, to Eliz.
abeth Bowner Of Avery, Reno county,
Kansas.
Five young men of Hutchinson were
admitted to the bar last Thursday, by
Judge Martin. They were Robert
Burns, Edward O. Today, Roy Gillispie
Chas. Harrison and il. l.. Foulkes.
They have each been reading law in
the offices of our local attorneys.
We would like more correspondence
from over the county. Will not some
of our readers who are interested in the
success Of the GAZETTE take the pains
to send in few items from each neigh
borhoOd to arrive not later than We'd
nesday morning of each week?
Chairman Breidenthal wishes us to
announce that he wants the name and
address of every person from this
county who is going to st. Louis to the
populist national convention, so that
he can make arrangements and give
information concerning hotel accom-
mOda;ions.
Miss Eva Johnson died Tuesday af-
ternOOn ut two o'clock at her home ON
East Third avenue, after very short
illness. The cause of her death is
given as paralysis of the brain. The
funeral took place at two p. m. We'd.
nesday from her mothers house, where
she died.
At the Universalist church, corner
Second and Poplar street, there will be
preaching service next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Subject for II O'Clock
service Peace Through Conflicts" and
a! 8 p. m Can We Trust the PeOplegn
a cordial welcome is extended to all;
strangers especially invited to the eY.
ening service.
Children of the Maple street school
gave an entertainment at the audItO.
rum Tuesday night to raise money for
a flag pole to be erected on the school
building. The entertainment consisted
of lableaus, drills, chOruses, and q
patriotic drama. The Hutchinson
band furnished some very fine music
also and it is said that neat sum was
, realized.
Sunday was a busy day for the Sal
walton Army people 1t was the 0ccas-
sion of visit from Brigadier Sully and
wife of Kansas City. He leCtured in
the afternoon upon the troubles that
have been dividing the army, in the
dissensiOn and secession of Ballngton
Booth, but did not 90 into detail as
many people desired whose curiosity
had been aroused,
Mrs. W. G. Carswell, wife of the
manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company at this place, died of
/ consumption at the home of her mother
in Delaware, Indiana on Thursday OF
last week. She left Hutchinson some
months ago in hope of recovering her
health but to no purpose. She leaves
a husband and two children. Mr.. Cars
wei! has the sympathy of all his &C.
qnaint2nces.
Mr. Il. B. Shadduck is now in posses
sion Of the Grand Central hotel 10 hold
the same until the litigation is finally
decided In the replevin suit brought
against him he gave bond required i'm
mgdiately and the sheriff Turned the