Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-12-03
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The ''cold snap" has resulted in nu
merous wedding notices.
Leavenworth keeps the Y. NJ. G. A.
going and also twenty-four saloons
The Oxford Register calls upon its
farmer readers to try coffee culture.
AS soon as the river freezes over the
social season will begin at Chanute.
The legislature begins to make a
new senator for Kansas on January
26th
Dan Anthony's paper has the best
editorials on foreign affairs in the
state.
An eastern dispatch says there are
in Topeka four hundred deserted
wives.
Judge Bonsall of Arkansas City
thinks the Arkansas can be made navi-
gable.
Four of Uncle Dave HeAebower's six
pretty daughters are married. That's
different
One of the bellies of Ell Dorado is re.
puted to clean the salt cellar with a
hairpin,
There will be recount" of the
vote of Barton county which may save
something.
Governor Morrill, received 10000
more votes this year than he did two
years before.
An Emporia horse has sold for 81, 900.
The decentralization of the horse is not
yet complete.
Kepford, prohibition candidate for
governor, lost his own county, Bour-
bon by $500.
The Marion Record thinks town
hall is needed, more than constitu-
tional convention.
The advance of prosperity has reach
ed oberlin where new skating pond
has been opened.
The Nile Of America, the Arkansas
river, drains O,4OO square miles of ter
ritory in Kansas.
Will Whites "The Real Issue" is
bound in yellow. Did tie Chicago pub
fishers do it purpose?
There are 400 deserted wives in To-
peko. Most of them are doubtless in
luck if they only knew it.
Leedy will begin next month to point
out the reasons to the people why he
should be one-term man.
Down in Labette county man of 7s
married woman of 6s. We suppose
their parents made no objection.
A club has been formed at Agra
known as the "Sinful Six" Respect
fully referred to the photographers.
Marion county" says the Florence
Bulletin, 'has more candidates and
gets less than any other county In the
state"
The Wichita board of county com
missioners is solidly Republican for
the first time since the organization of
the county.
The Lacrosse Clarion has man
scared to death by threatening to pub
lish his record in western Kansas in
side of twelve months.
The Wells-Fargo company in the
Wichita division gave its employees
each turkey. One hundred Butler
county birds were doled out Thanks
giving day.
Despite McKinley's election the an
nual autumn procession of schooners
back to the wives folks in Kansas can
be seen in Oklahoma again.
A Topeka mans idea of really hi
arious time, is to buy possum, pre-
sent it to colored man, one of the old
down southers," and watch his appre-
,iation.
There is preacher in Lawrence
named Testament The only time he
was ever read was when few parish
oners endeavored TO read him out of
The church.
A young man at Burden tried the
scheme of seeing how near he could
lrow sharp knife to his toes and not
linch. The result is that he is carry
ng his foot around in a sling.
1t is strangely suspected that the
Herr Richter now running for the
in Germany used to live in
Morris county, Kansas. At any rate,
hat is Harvey Jennings guess in the
Kansas City Journal.
Two tramps in neighboring town
nit upon novel plan to get some
They went into . saloon
with gallon jug and had it filed
with liquor and offered dollar in
payment. OF course the bartender re-
fused the money and emptied the ;
inuO,. bo al into t1,n Il, ,,o1 ,,l Al.