Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-08

City.
Mrs. A. L. Forsha has been ill at her
home.
Leedy aud BOtkin at Hutchinson,
Octo Der Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Baker are visit
ing in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kohr are in
Kansas City.
Alice and Carl Plate are visiting in
Kansas City,
Mrs. Charles Mapes and children are
visiting in Illinois.
Mrs. j. l.. Penny and daughter are
visiting in Topeka.
Mrs. Charles Menke attended the
Fall Festival at Topeka last week.
M. H. Potter and 1T. Wallace Of
TurOn, were in the city on business
Friday.
Miss Helen Van zandt left for
Mound City this week to remain per-
mantely.
Mrs. John Niece is enjoying visit
from her mother Mrs. Stafford of Paris,
Illinois.
Nickerson had some big races last
week. They were attended by num-
Der Of Hutchinson people.
ST. Canterbury of the Bank Of
Hutchinson, returned Saturday from
trip to Arkansas and Missouri.
Mr.. A. j. Higley formerly one Of the
prominent men Of Hutchinson, now of
Kansas City, was in the city last week.
Mrs. W. s. Bellamv of Knoxville,
Ia, is visiting her sisters In this city,
Mrs W. E. Boons and @. II. Sweetser.
William Vogel of South Hutchinson,
who has been in Marshall County,
Iowa, for the past five months, re-
turned Thursday.
Tuesday morning, the Hutchinson
band left for Kansas City where they
have been awarded the honorable posi-
ton of leading the Carnival parades
this week.
Williams g. Fennmick's Comedians
will open their weeks engagement at
the Opera House with the five act
comedy. "a Partisan Princess" Prices
10, 20 and 80 cents.
o E. ComstOck Will address the PEG
pie of Sterling and vicinity on next
Saturday evening, October 10th. Ev-
erybody living near Sterling in Reno
county and Rice as we'll should hear
him.
There are fftY-seven employed in P.
Martins big store in this city and
twenty-five in his store at Grand Is
land, Nebraska. This shows some
thing of the proportions of one of
Hutchinson's business houses.
The case of d. j. Fair 8 Co. VS.. the
Bank Of Arlington which has had
about three trials in the district court
and piled up costs to more than the
original amount in the controversy,
wa5 tried last week and the jury found
for the defendant.
We call your attention to DIR. ]. P.
NasborO's Rd in another column he rep
resents the South West Medical Elec-
trio Surgical Institute of Wichita and
has established a branch office in
. Hutchinson. He comes we'll recon-
mended. See his ad.
Ed Little Will speak at Nickerson on
Wednesday evening, October Is.
Everybody knows who Ed Little is.
He is one Of the brightest young men
in the state and the leader of the free
silver republicans. His speech at
Hutchinson was productive of great re
suits. Give him a good audience.
Leedy and Botkin are to be here on
the Goth. They are both making
rousiDg campaign in every part Of the
state while their opponents are hardly
showing themselves at all. 1t is
in marked contrast with the republi-
can campaign of two years ago. Let
us keep the ball moving and give these
two candidates big reception.
The State Journal which is ordinar-
lily quite reliable announces that Tom
Watson is coming to Kansas again on
the 10th, and that the notification was
sent to Wiley Cook, republican of
the auditors Office. The middle Of
the readers are making all the prepar-
alton they can. 1t looks very much as
though Watson was deliberately help
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