Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-09-24


man, opposite Wilson block. Residence on
third fOor.
LOCAL AND Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barton are back
from st. Louis.
Mrs. M. 4. Henderson is back from
visit to Chicago.
Prof Hoagland lett for Missouri last
week on musical business
w. r. Morrison has returned from
his visit to Jacksonville, III.
Mrs. B. T. Horton is enjoying visit
from her sister Mrs. Yennowine Of st.
Joe.
Mrs. G.. Easley and mother Mrs. W.
F. Mulkey returned from a trip to De-
troit.
Mrs. VS.. Thomson on A East en-
jOyed visit from her brother John
Mcdonald Of st. Louis.
Mrs. P. J. Leimbach and daugeters
have returned from their trip to New
York and other places in the east.
We see that ex,Judge James Ray,
Chairman Of silver state committee,
has heen assigned a date at Arlington
on October 9TH.
Edward Morgan plead guilty to strik-
ing Ward Harris, colored boy with
buggy whip and Judge Campbell fined
him $500 and costs.
On account of the death of j. B.
Brown the silver club held no meeting
last Saturday night Mr.. Brown was
one of its leading members.
H. Feirce has been compelled to
send some one else to fill some of his
dates on account of the illness of his
father, who is not expected to live.
There will be an afternoon meeting
at Arlington, Monday, September 2Sth,
addressed by Honorable Sam Jones, an
excellent speaker. Go and hear him.
Miss Lewellng, daughter of Govern
or Lewelling of Wichita, has been in
Hutchinson making arrangements for
forming dancing club at which she
seems to have been successful.
Botkin and Dosler, two of the ablest
orators in the state as we'll as candi-
dates for two Of the highest offices,
will speak here Wednesday the Both,
Doster at Nickerson at night.
Honorable Jerry Simpson and wife
spent Sunday in this city as guests of
Mr.. o. W. Hendee and wife. This
was Mrs. Simpson first visit to Hutch
inson. She was delighted with our
city.
One AL Bennett went to the house of
a Mrs. Byington on east eighth Sunday
in an intoxicated condition, and she
took poker to him. The police were
notified and Monday both were fined
$500 and cost.
1t is a matter of some consequence |
that it be Thoroughly understood that |
the responsibility for the joint discus
sion not being taken to the grove rests
on the republicans. Mr.. Simpson and |
his managers were perfectly willing.
The Mitchell Republican Club held |
a meeting at the Mitchell school house
Monday night and there were so few
present the doors were not opened. |
This club is one that was organized
with great flourish short time ago.
The suit over the Grand Central ho-
tel is finally settled. Mr.. Shattuck
held bill of sale from Heber Jones
now deceased, but his administrator
Mr.. Stotts held this was only given as
security. The jury seemed to agree
with that view.
Mr.. Us. Vandolah and wife of Des
Moines, Iowa, who have been visiting
their daughters, Mrs. W. NJ. Coleman
and Mrs. Bland in Salt creek, beside
other friends returned to their homes
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Vandolah are
old settlers of this community and have
large number of friends here.
The postofice at Sylvia was robbed
one day last week. They worked the
combination of the safe and got some
thirty dollars in money. A lot of
checks to more than that amount were
not AIKEN. Some oyercoats and other !
articles of wearing apparel were taken
from Mr.. Whitehurst's store in which
the postoffice Is located. At last &C
counts the thieves had not been caught.
Ed Little's meeting atthe auditorium
last Thursday night was a grand success
Though the weather was drizzly and
inclement, large crowd greeted the