Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

The next term of the Farrlan uni
versity OF Hutchinson will open July 6
1896.
Mr.. Brown member of the State ssni-
tary board was here On business We'd
lesday.
The Reno house safe was burglaTiZed
Tuesday night and little over $S7 90
taken. The clerk forgot to turn the
combination lock.
There was an adjourned session N
the district court Monday for hearing
motions etc. Several sheritf'S sales
were confirmed and few other unBI0-
port&Dt motions were disposed Of.
Painful news comes to us that Mr.
A. -. Martin one of the old brakeman
on che Hutchinson branch was run
over at Sylvia Wednesday night and
one leg was cut off near the ankle.
Bis family is 5n Colorado for their
health.
Died, Lola N Webb daughtereof Mr..
end Mrs. S. Webb, at the residence of
M. Wall, 1923, Ave. A, West, on Mon
day night at IL O'Clock The funeral
was held at the residence at 9 o'clock.
Wednesday services being coNducted
by Rev. Hall.
John Breidenthal was in town Mon
day morning on his way to Sylvia
where he had some business with the
bank. On his way back in the evening
he stopped O1er till the HIS train.
Mr.. BridenthGl enthusiastic concern
ing the outlook in this State.
Logan McKae returned Saturday
morning from Lawrence where he has
been attending the State University in
the pharmacy department. Ele will
now be found in Graybill's drug store
He expects to return to Lawrence in
the fall again and complete the course.
The question Of a fourth Of Gully Gel
ebratiOn is now agitatiDg the citizens
of our city. The close times are not
favorable 10 such an expenditure of
money but the committee which is So
Letting money hopes to raise the funds
to give us& celebration and hand
some one. However the matleC is not
yet fully settled.
Jerry Simpson was in town Monday
looking over the field and making the
way smooth. He made this Hlice
pleasant call and was most Of the time
while in town beseiged with friends
anxious for o few words with hiE. lie
says he has his corn all cultivated and
has nothing to engage his time from
now on but the political situation.
There was a general down pouring
of rain Saturday night which extended,
from the best we have been able to
learn, from Larned east throughout the
State. West of Larned there was no
ram and trip to HOdgeman county
Monday convinced Ls that all that
territory is gone beyond redemption
for this years crop. A chance remains
for corn, but that is but little raised.
However strip from Great Bend west
through Rush county ia said to be some
what better.
A civil service examination was con-
Quoted at the court house Saturday by
Miss Eva Beam and a corps of local
assistants. The applicants were j. ii.
Hinshaw, WILDER ID. Chpaman, VIM.
Il. Sprowl. Archie ROutledge, Grant
W. Prather, Albert A. Meredith, Harry
j. Dice, Geo. f. Finday ana Miss Car.
RE Mallick. They all apply for posi-.
lions AZ letter carriers except Miss
Carrie Mallick and j. W. Hirshaw who
wish cerkships. All candidates are
from this city.
A serious accident was caused by a
runaway at Tluesdale yesterday after
noon. The Misses Oyer of Reno county
were visiting with Miss Sarah Heat
weld aud they had gone out for drive.
The horses became frightened, Miss
IleatwOld dropped one Of the relns and
had no control over the horses. She
Jumped out of the wagon without sus-
tanning any injury, but one Of the
Misses Oyer had her elbow dislOcated
and her wrist broken. The other Miss
Oyer was BADLY shaken up and fright
ened.-NewtOn Republican.
On Monday delegates from the vari-
GUS church, charitable and kindred or
ganization, paid visits to the boys at
the refOrmatOry, the inmates of the
city Jail, the poor farm and the sick of
the city, all being remembered with
flowers. AT the TefOrmatory j. d.
Weiner's little daughter Josephine, re-
cited Blaming others for our wrongs, "
and the boys applauded her to the echo
These little touches OF tenderness often
soften hardened hearts, and make
cheerful the burdened sOnl. II is a
laudible work.