Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-26

ried last week.
Kansas newspapers are trying to
prove that we won't reap as we SOW.
Mollie Land was the successful can
didate for county superintendent in
Gray county.
Sterling society ladies will black
their faces and give an old fashioned
minstrel show.
1t is said that the new elected attor-
ney general is working on scheme to
head off the fire insurance trust.
The Santa Fe will build a new switch
at Lawrence and the town is greatly
excited over the advance of prosperity.
A Florence man is going to declaim
"Asleep at the Switch" Unless Judge
Myers interferes in defense of the peo-
pie.
D. O. McCray and Charley Johnson
ought to get together and write pa
per entitled Receivers who never re-
ceive."
Cy Leland runs general merchan-
disc store at Troy and has had his adj
vertisement in the Troy Chief every
issue for twenty years.
The old story that Frank Montgom-
cry once broke prairie in Ellis county,
has been started, but what Prairie's
other name is was not stated.
A Severance newspaper man bet a
pair of silk stockings with young
lady on the election of Bryan. He is
trying to make her believe that he
must put them on.
An Emporia man who is a great
smoker says that if fairy ever gives
him wish, it will not be for a purse
that is never empty, but for vest
pocket that will always have a match
in it.
The death of young Serf, who was
killed in football game at Lawrence
Saturday will do more to stop the
favorite college sport than all the re-
strictions and rules yet put forth by
the college faculties
Eighty-one instructors certificates
were authorized issued by the state
board of education at their meeting
last week. This is the largest number
of certificates ever issued at any time
in the history of the board.
Deputy United States Marshal viii
Neeley arrested Tom Cohill and Pat
on the Pottowatomie reser-
walton for selling liquor to Indians.
Both men IRE in the Shawnee county
jail and will have their trial at the
next term of court.
At the state funniest at Leavenworth
last July the Topeka Turner'S, senior
class, were counted down to third prize,
and the first given to Leavenworth.
The state council has just completed
a recount and finding mistake has
given the first prize to Topeka.
Tonalyo man ,aoonfl,v want o,,t 70
hunt house. He called on all the
real estate agents but none of them
had what he wanted. With each one
he left instructions toilet him know
if they got anything" Since then his
mail has been flooded with informa-
tion about houses for rent.
Chancellor Snow of the State Uni
versity says he will bring a PROPOSE
tloE before the State University coun-
ell to have a physician appointed to
have charge of the foot ball team, and
when man is unable to play without
danger of being badly hurt the physi-
clan shall haye the power to prohibit
his taking part.
Our State has a lady whose titles
equal these of bluest blooded aristocra.
cy of old England. She is the daugh-
ter of King, the wife of a Lord, and
the mother of al Earl. She has a son
whose name comprises all three of the
titles. The lady is the
daughter of V. NJ. King, the wife of w.
II. Lord, and the mother of Earl King
Lord.
The resources of Kansas seem bound
less. The discovery of vein of pure
salt near Abilene is reported. Zinc has
been found further west. A wonderful
field of gas, oil and mineral producing
territory is being rapidly developed in
the southeast. There was once SUI
perstition that Kansas could produce
nothing but corn and grasshoppers,
but that was many, many years ago.
An incredible case f erroneous ami
NAL instinct is exhib, ed in Shawnee
county. A family has an old family
mare and an old family COW which
have been intimate friends for years.
Recently the mare gave birth to mule
colt and the COW had q calf the same