Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-07-23
LOCAL AND pERsONAL.

phOlu level
Rev. ]. 9. Hall of. the N, E. church
is recreating in tie East.
Mrs. w. j. Ha.nes left last week for
q visit in Panama, New York.
BoRN-TO Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Noe on
c West, Thur sday JUiy is, son.
Miss Symp son of Carthage, III, is Wis
iting her col sin, Mrs. Fred Cooter.
Mrs. j. ". Winery is entertaining
Mrs. DE-. Billings OF MarshaltoWn, La.
Mrs. l.. j. Mc&uade has returned
from trip toMilwauky and Fort Mad
isOn.
Presiding Elder Haines preached at
the NJ. Z. church, Sunday, in the abb
sence OF DR.. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. l.. Guthrie went to
Eureka Springs Wednesday, to reereate.
His health being poor.
I'D. Wiener is acting as alternate
for J. d, Cole ut the st. Louis p0pullst
convention this week.
Mrs. w. A. Ford and daughter have
gOrs to Colorado Springs 70 spend the
summer with Mr.. Ford.
q. M. Adams of Fort Worth, Texas,
visited the erst of the week with his
sister Mrs. Frank Hettinger.
While playing leap frog Gay Muir
phy, last week, fell and diSlOcated his
shoulder aud fractured the bone.
Miss Anna White, of Wayne, Kans.,
arrived Thursday to make her future
home with Br. Justice and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Menke have re-
turned frOR q visit to Philadelphia,
Washington and other eastern cities.
DR.. A. NJ. Hutchinson Of this cityw
nominated aJ the prohibition State COLI
YentiOn last week as presidential cleo
tor.
We learn that we were misinfOrmed
last week In our statement thaS eX com
missioner holland has become popu-
list AGAIN.
Miss Sophia Adams Of KiRsley who
has been elected as teacher in the
Hutchinson schools arrived in company
with her mother Tuesday.
A camp meeting under the auspices
of the United Brethren has been in
progress southeast of Kent at the Law
son school house since Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. s. Schuck near Haven broke
his arm near the wrist one day last
week by falling from a load Of corn.
DR.. Siolinger reduced the fracture.
Mr.. John Curron an accommodating
floor walker for the firm Of p. Martin
IL Co., who has been on Yacatia for Il
couple of weeks in Chicago returned
Monday,
Nathaniel Keys, son of S. Z. Keys
janitor at the court house, died at his
home on Eighth Ave. West Thursday
night, July l6, at the age of twenty
fYe years, of consumption. Mr.. Keys
was q young man who was we'll re.
spected and liked by many friends.
We learn that Mrs. Joe Shuyler
whose husband was killed by lightning
a short time ago at his farm near Ster-
ling has fallen heir to piece of good
fortune in the shape Of back pension
in the neighborhoOd Of $500, The pa
pers arrived ut the Sterling post office
the day Of his death.
J. p. Beall of this city died Monday
at the home of his brOther-in-law in
Topeka. The maady was cOnsump-
tiOn. The remains were brought to
this city Tuesday and the funeral oc-
Cured mex. day at his residence in the
Woodward block. lie leaves a wife
and one child who have the sympathy
of many friends.
The recent heavy rains seem to have
assured one of the heaviest crops of
corn ever known in central Kansas.
However we noticed last week that
from Usage City to Topeka TIE corn is
yellow, backward and uneven. The
prospect is not sixty per cent of what
it is in Reno county. How far this
way these conditions prevail we can
not say as it was dark when we passed
through these points.
Rev. Z. N. Carr was called from his
slumbers at the early hour of 1870 last
Tuesday morning by an old acquaint-
ance, Mr.. Chas e. Jones of lJoisington
who Informed him that there was a
lady out side, Miss Eva A. Entz of
Newton, whom he wanted to be made
his wife. The probate Judge was ac-
cOrdingly hunted up, license prOcared
and ere the seven O'Clock whistle had
footed for the commencement of the
days work they were man and wife.