Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-12

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short time on some butter business
with Mr.. Parker on Monday night.
Mr.. H. E. Gender, foreman Of the
Pratt County Union, was in the city
Thursday night and Friday. He, of
course, called on the GAZETTE.
G. A. English and j. E. Burns of
Nickerson, were arrested by Under
Sheriff Metz Tuesday morning, on the
charge of violating the prob bltory law.
Miss Daisy M. Swander in company
with her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
We. Williams, will leave for Kansas
City en- Monday, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams expect to make their future
home.
Service next Sunday at the Univer-
salist church, corner Second and Pop
lar. Morning subject, 1.-The City of
God;" evening, 1.-The Day of Judg-
ment." All cordially invited to at
tend Gnese SerVlc6bs
The time when politics absorbs the
minds oil the people is now past, and
we realize that our readers want more
local news. We desire local CORE
spondent from each neighborhood.
Let us hear from you,
David Eccles returned Saturday
night from Louisville, KY, where he
went to take civil service examina'
ton. Through missing train, he
failed to get home in time to vote and
regretted it very much.
You that have been getting your
clothes tailor made and not able to get
a fit, give Taylor, the tailor, chance
and if he don't fit you and please you
it will cost you nothing. Mr.. Taylor
is an artist of the first water. Room l
over Star ClOthiers.
o. W. Hendee started Wednesday
night for few weeks trip in the Sixth
district in the interest of the Kansas
City World. Congressional headquar-
ters are closed up, the battle having
been won, though through hard labor
and good management.
The News exults over the fact that
the township ticket in Reno precinct
was defeated. We are informedth at
this was due solely to the fact that
bysome error. The ticket was not GER
titled on the democratic ticket and did
not appear in the democratic column.
Among The plays in the repertoire of
the LYceum Theatre Co., which will be
produced here next week, are such
well known plays as "In Old Ken
lucky" Lost Paradise" Running
for Congress-" I'm Missouri, +" and Lord
Lytton Bulwer's masterpiece, "The
Lady of Lyons"
Lincoln ]. Carter's ''Defaulter" was
played at the opera house last Satur-
day night. The production was a good
one and the acting was up to the mark,
there not being a single weak member
of the company. The play was chaste,
the plot interesting and the audience
we'll entertained.
Fay Smith has made an appoint
ment of his deputy which is eminently
satisfactory to all the populists, that
of John Kingkade. Mr.. Kingksde
was a rival in the convention and
withdrew, aud all his many friends
are now cOngratulating themselves at
his position.
The preliminary trial of James Stanly
charged with killing Tom Turner in
Huntsville township few weeks ago
as described in the GAZETTE, was held
Monday before Justice Barclay. He
was bound over to the district court and
committed to Jail, at last reports hay
ing not secured bond
The police raided oisOrderly house
run by one Mag Swanson in the south
part of town Tuesday night, and ar
rested one woman and two men who
were caught in the house. One man
put up team for his appearance and
the others went to Jail. The woman
was fined two dollars and costs while
the men got five dollars each.
InNRne.
James Norton of Nickerson, formerly
on the Santa Fe, was adjudged insane
by Judge FOntron Tuesday. 1t was
one Of the sad results of the A. R. U.
strikes When that came on he was
just recovering from an attack of ma
larial fever, and in taking an active
part with the strikers, the strain was
too great. His mind became unbal-
anced and he has steadily grown
worse until it was considered unsafe
to have him about the yard.
Death or mrs. Clark.
Mrs. W. B. Clark living about four