Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-01

H. NJ. Wlsler started for his home in
Chicago Monday.
j. J. Cox, of Stafford, was in town
the last of the week.
Hear Charlie Butcher at the court
house Saturday night.
F.B. Babbitt, formerly president Of
the Arlington Bank, has been here
from his home in Detroit.
We are happy to note the receipt of
some fine specimens Of Missouri Pipin
apples from Mr.. COberly.
]. W. Ansbro, formerly with p,
Martin & Co., now of Newton, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Topeka must have bad a big time at
her fall festival and reunion. About
forty Hutchinson people have been in
attendance this week.
Dan Sehmitt of Pretty Prairie, re-
ports the addition of three republicans
to their silver club since it was organ
lied less than three weeks ago.
Charlie Butcher, of Newton, is to ad-
dress the Bryan Club here next Satur-
day night. Bucher is one Ofthe bright
est orators in central Kansas. Hear
him.
There will be no meeting Friday
night at the Dodge school house in
Valley township, but the one at the
Lawson school house will come off as
billed.
The date which had been fixed for
Judge Ray, free silver republican, for
Arlington has been Cancelled and there
will therefore be no meeting on the date
published.
Universalist church, corner Second
and Poplar streets. Services next Sun
day morning and evening. Subjects
doubt; Its use and Abuse" and
Freedom. A cordial welcome eX.
tended to all.
Will Ardery we'll known yOunS
man of Hutchinson, died at his homC
on Fifth Street Monday afternoon o.
consumption. He has been going dowr
for some months. He was popular ant
his death brings grief to many friends
Mr.. Willis Gresham of the Quality
Farm near this city was the heavies
winner on fine hogs at the State fai
at Wichita last week. He got two
6rsts ard four seconds If we remembe
1t correctly. He only made eight en-
tries.
Arthur, son of MIR. and Mrs. o. T.
Davis of West Sixth, died of heart trou
BILE, on Sunday. He was brigh
little fellow eleven years of age, VIII
would soon have been great help anC
comfort to his parents. The funera
was conducted by Rev. G.. X. Berry.
The commissioners convention OF
ganized by electing G.. II. Benso
chairman and E. G. NettietOn Secretar!
j. NJ. Brehm and Mr.. Strain wer
nominated and on ballot, Mr.. Brehr
received thirteen and Strain one. Nj
Brehm was nominated.
The notorious Swanson has bee
found gully of assault with felOnious il
tent and will probably now be safel
lodged in the penitentiary. A motion
for new trial will be made but it is nj
likely to be granted and the city will b
few points better off.
DR.. Thos. S. Hodson of MiddleborC
Mass. who has been visiting relation
here for a couple of weeks left for hi
home Monday. Although the docto
comes from "the enemy's country" b
is a rank silver man and has been fC
many years. 1t is interesting to tai
with one of the noble few of this kind
We are in receipt of copy of "Hor
est Dollars, sixty-five page pamphlC
by Edward A. Ross, professor of ect
nomic theory and finance, in Lelan
Stanford university, and secretary {
the American Economic association
1t is one Of the simplest and clesrei
expositions of bimetalism we have evu
seen. 1t is illustrated with great poll
oDd ,,ioitu Of oourea tba outboril