Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-05-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

in the State normal the latter part OF
the week.
The county commissioners have been
holding their regular monthly meeting
this week.
DR.. j. C. Hall, pastor of the first M {.
E church Is attending conference in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Married at the home of the bride on
AIS j. West, May A, Mr.. IL. s. j ohnson
to Miss Sarah Wilson.
Mrs. A. f. Irwin has returned from
Chicago, whittier she has been for med
ical treatment, much improved.
Drs. Hutchinson and Messenger are
attending the State meeting Of the
Homeopathic society at Topeka.
ALB. Caldwell went to Topeka the
first of the week to attend a meeting
of the executive committee Of the mil
lion club.
Now the marshal is after the dogs.
Woe to the dog whose calling and cleo
ton has not been made sure by the
proper fee.
The Wallace show seems to be stuck
on the the new women" 1t had a
women ringmaster, a woman boxer and
strong woman.
Mrs. Geo. w. Winans and Mrs. W.
L. Moore left Monday for Topeka to
attend the meeting Of the social SCI
ence federation.
Charles f. Peterson an old resident
of Hutchinson and an ardent pOpulist
now of Wichita wds in the city on BUSH
ness the last Of the week.
Judge S. r. Peters, 4 j. O'Neil and
W. j. Lingenfelter Of the refOrmatOry
board held their meeting at the reform
atOry the first Of the week.
Bob Hatch's sentence for killing Tom
Mullen last winter was fixed az twenty
years by Judge Martin Monday. The
motion for new trial was Oyerruled.
Mrs. L. B. Smith of Ottawa, president
of the Kansas w. G. Il. U. was in the
city the latter part Of the week and
caused quite stir in her department
of work.
Arrangements have been made to have
Gene Ware deliver the address at the
exercises of the Hutchinson
high school at the auditorium on the
evening Of May Dist.
Mr.. b. f. Mantz arrived from West
Plains, Mo-, Saturday to take charge of
the boOkkeeper's work in the Bank of
Hutchinson MIR. Mantz was book
keeper in Mr.. Canterbdry's bank at
West Plains,
In the case Of James Smith charged
and convicted in this term of the dis
triCt court of enticing Il young girl into
a disOrderlY house, was granted a new
trial on the ground OF insufficient evil
denCe, Monday.
The numerous accidents to small
boys Of late who wanted to be big and
steal rides on the trains together with
the frequency of bike riders on the
side walks called out a couple of proc
lamatiOns from the mayor last week.
Judge S. S. King Of Kansas City ad-
dressed quite large audience at the
Commercial Club rooms Friday night
on the subject of a deep water narbOr
on the gulf. Judge King is very able
man and ably presented his subject.
We wish to call attention to the ad
of the Leader Dry Goods store of this
city, which is under the firm name of
w. +. Craig & Co. This is a large es-
adjustment, doing large business
among home people, is strictly reliable
and its prices are rs good us the best.
Its clerk service is all that could be
wished, and altogether tits worthy OF
patronage.
This is the season of the year when
the editor gets least money on subscrip-
ton. but he needs il none the less. Adj
begins to drop off and bills
must be met if possible out of other re-
celpts Of the office. There are many
behind for sometime, some
of whom undoubtedly could pay some
thing now. To such as can we would
say urgently, call and give us lift
We wish this week to call the atten.
ton of our readers TO our advertisers.
A newspaper is largely supported by
the business men of the town through
their advertising patronage, and those
who believe in the cause of pOpulism
should give their earnest support to
such as help to support their paper.
Such proposition is but business and
right. Patronize our ADVERT ers.
Mr.. Herman Breidenstein of Airing
ton met with most lamentable acci-
dent Tuesday. While working in
we'll putting in pump, it swung round
and completely mashed his right hand.
DIR. Stewart amputated it at the wrist
next day. Mr.. Breidenstine is a very
industrious man working hard TO pay
mortgage Off his farm and the cOmmu-
nifty is greatly grieyed over his mis-
fortune.
There appears to be some agitation
IN Hutchinson Tor a curfew ordinance.
This ordinance provides that at the
ringing of bell at a certain time of
night say 0 O'Clock all minors or persons
under a specified age are to retire to
their homes or the cooler. 1t is one of
the disturbing questions in nearly all
places that have put on city airs. The
W. g. I. L. appear to be at the head
of the movement here.