Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-17


have returned from their visit in Col
OradO.
CIV. Oswald started for Chicago
Friday to attend the National conven-
ton Of the laundry men.
Mrs. Harry Roberts and daughter
returned from their visit in Pennsyl-
vania and Michigan.
Superintendent Dawson organized
new school district in LaDgdon town.
ship the other day.
Mr.. Clay Allen, who has been at
tending the Armour Institute in CHI
cago for year, returned Friday.
Mr.. G. Cathcart has been employed
as floor walker and assistant manager
at the great store Of z. Martin & Co.
IA. Milne returned Saturday from
a trip in the east whittier he has been
purchasing new goods.
The city schools opened on Monday
morning last with an increased attend
ence. The high school begins with IFS
members.
CAPTAIN o. s. Coffin started to
Wichita Sunday to attend federal
court as Juror. He will be gone three
or four weeks.
About twelve acres of sorghum were
raised at the reformatory this season
and the mill is at work turning itln
to mOlasses.
]. r. Gillespie, young lawyer who
was admitted to practice last summer'
has returned to a place in the Office OF
John w. Roberts.
The Shawnee Fire Insurance Com
pany got knocked out in the district
court Saturday, by a man by the
name of Shaffer.
Please take notice that call for a
convention of the first commits sioner's
district, has been included in the call
for the legislative convention.
VIM. Astle, Of Haven, was in the
city Monday. He is still independent,
and authorizes us to say he shall not
hunt for the nomination nor run away
from it.
The voters of Haven township
should take notice that the primaries
of that township are called on Satur-
day the 10th, instead of the Oath as is
recommended in the call for the con-
vention.
W. G. Carswell of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph office, and Miss Loretta
NJ. Young we're married in Wichita
last Tuesday. Their frsends in this
city wish them along and prosperous
journey.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents on West Seventh, Miss Bessie
Draper and Mr.. Willis Epperson of
South Reno township. These young
people leave a host of friends who
wish them much joy.
Universalist church, corner Second
and Poplar Streets. Services next
Sunday morning and evening. Sub
jects: THE Unity of Life" and uni
versalism, Its Origin and DevelOpe-
ment." A cordial invitation extended
to all.
Married, on Sunday evening, Mr..
James Hensley Of Langdon, and Miss
Sarah E. Sheron of Hutchinson, were
made man and wife at the residence of
K. B. Ringle in this city, Rev. Hall
officiating. They left for their home
in Langdon township next day.
DIR. H. G.. Welsh and Mrs. Ella
Weathers were married in Wichita
Wednesday afternoon. This was a
surprise to their many friends here,
but very pleasant one. Mr.. and Mrs
Welsh are now at home at 5l2 North
Main.
The musical concert at the Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening was
very we'll attended and highly appre-
ciated by all present. Mss Marguer-
lite Pound, for whose benefit it was
given, started for Oberlin college the
next morning.
NJ. A. Peterson, who is here on
visit from his claim near Pond Greek
Ok, suffered the loss of all his farm
machinery at his place in the Strip by
prairie fire, last week. Mr. Peterson
has farm four miles east Of town ant
is an old citizen.