Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-15

Something new and novel for so late
in the season.
Mrs. Dora Simmer and children from
Topeka, are here visiting relatives and
friends.
j. E. Harris returned the first of the
week from Denver and the west where
he has been taking in the sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Kellum of Indian
apolis, Indiana. are visiting with the
family of L. Z. Hadley,
Don't put it off till the last day in
the afternoon to register. You may
forget it then.
W. II. Burns is now our county treas
urer. He took possession the first Of
the week.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart returned the first
of the week from visit among friends
in Bloomfield, Iowa.
John NJ. Kinkle and wife started the
first of the week for st. Louis, where
they will visit for short time.
Hon. George R. Smelling o.
Anthony, will address the Silver Clut
at the court house next Saturday
night.
Ed Odell and wife returned from
Kansas City, Saturday night, whittier
they have been taking in the ''Karni-
val"
Hon. Jerry Simpson and Sena
tor John Martin will speak at the
Great Sterling Rally on Friday, Octo
Der 23rd.
The little son of b. j. Raglsnd, Reg
lister of Deeds, fell and fractured his
arm while climbing OIL the gate il
front of his home Sunday evening.
G. Il. Hudson, now of AlVa, Okla
homa, but formerly a resident Of this
county, was in the city greeting old
friends and transacting business the
first of the week.
Rev. G. K. Berry, Of the Christian
Church, left for Springfield, ILL.,, Mon
day, to attend the national convention
of the Christian church. He expects
to be gone about two weeks.
Hon. Jerry Simpson will SPEAK
at Arlington on Thursday, October
9th, and at Haven on Wednesday,
October 18th. Both meetings will be
held in the afternoon.
Owing to peculiar circumstances the
meeting at Abbyville on Friday might
by Mr.. W. L. johnson, has been called
off. Four political meetings and church
is too much for one week.
Through an accident, part of oul
mailing list to Sterling was pied, and
we have been unable to make up &
complete list. If there is any irregu'
larity about your paper or you do not
get it, please notify US.
The indications are that the acreage
of wheat this year will not be large but
it is coming up and looking green anC
and bright. 1t is making good show
ing for the time Of year, ana 80 far VIZ
hear no complaints of damage by grass
hoppers.
Ex-congressman E. H. Funston
who attained a little notorlety under
the name of Foghorn Funston, spoke
at Arlington Thursday and in the ev
ening at Hutchinson. 1t does moi
seem to have been very great MOI
grand affair, however
Hon. Frank DOster, candidate
for Chief Justice of Kansas, will speaE
at the Auditorium in this city OF
the evening Of Monday, Octob er 26th,
He is the best orator in the peoples
party Of Kansas. He will tell yoI
something. Come and hear him.
Dr.. A. L. Holloway of Michigan
City, Indiana. was here the first of thu
week looking for a location and de
cided to move here in co mpany will
his brother now praetlcing medicine
at Linden, Kansas. He will locate
here the forepart of next month aud
enter the general practice of medicine
Steps have been taken toward organ
izing an athletic and sporting club fo
racing, bicycling, base ball, etc. An or
ganization has been perfected by elect
ing F. G. Cook president; S. Graybil
vice president; G. 2. Stitt treasurer
and George Chesbro secretary, A f.
, nance committee Of eight has been ap