Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-01-07
.R J. W. AAeURE,
SPECIALIST,

DR. NV. HAeURE.
SPECIALIST,
IN Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
Glasses Scientifically Adjusted. ONCE in Ma
sonic Temple, Hutchinson, Kansas.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
o. W. Hendee returned from Kansas
City and Topeka Friday.
H. F. Porter has commenced work
for St. Louis house making the
change profitable.
Ed. and Howard Sawyer of Haven
started the first OF the week to Licking
ton, Mo-, to attend school.
"a. Watson and Theo. Botkin are
still fighting their campaign, not on the
stump but through the newspapers.
Mrs. j. B. Dane of Lincoln town
ship, expects to leave for Whiteland,
Ind, this morning, for the bedside of
her father, who is dying of cancer.
Rev. Berry at the Christian church
has begun a series of lectures on the
various religions of mankind, such as
Buddhism, MOhamedism, the HindOo
religion, the Equestrian, etc.
The ''Featherweights" and BEARS"
played another game OF foot ball New
Years day, IN which the former won by
10 to 8. In their game Christmas day
the Bears won by close margin.
At noon Monday Judge Frank Mar
tins resignation went into effect, and
he became again private citizen. Mr..
Martin has served on the bench five
years and now retires with honor.
Hutchinson is to have new steam
laundry. The Model Steam Laundry
comes here from Wellington and was
formally opened Tuesday. 1t is To-
Gated at No. Is Second Avenne West,
Furmar's candy and fruit store was
closed up by creditors in Kansas City,
on Monday. We very much regret
this and hope Mr.. Furman will soon be
able to open up again, but this is the
course of prosperity.
Last week John Hartman was elected
to serve as guard at the reformatory
to take the place of Mr.. Anderson.
AS he. has served two years on the po-
lice force, it made vacancy which was
filed by j. Il, Lowery.
The county clerks of Kansas held
their annual meeting in Topeka last
week, and when they adjourned it was
to meet in Hutchinson. There was
considerable competition for the place,
Topeka and Wichita both wanting it.
But Hutchinson got it just the same.
Prof. Dyche of the State University,
who has made worldwide reputation
as hunter, naturalist and taxderm-
list, will lecture in this city on Satur.
clay next, afternoon and evening. Pro
fessor Dyche is a very interesting
talker and he knows and has seen a
great deal to talk about
Miss Malcolm resigned her posi-
tion as teacher in the primary depart
ment of the Sherman street school at
meeting Of the school board on Mon.
day light. Mrs. K. F. Maury was
elected to fill her place, and Mrs. G.
Willoughby was elected to fill the place
made vacant by Mrs. Maury's change.
Trains were badly blockaded last
Saturday and Sunday. The Rock
Island and Missouri Pacific in their
connections in these parts seemed to
far pretty we'll but the Santa Fe did
not do so we'll. The branch across to
Kinsley was rot open for two or three
days, and some big cuts near Dodge
City held the trains on the main line
for good while. 1t was quite snow
storm.
Miss Anna Nordmark resigned her
position at the central Of the Missouri
and Kansas Telephone Company the
first of the year and Miss Sadie Bert
ram has been appointed in her place.
Miss Nordmark has been very pleas
ant and courteous, and has ranked
we'll in the feelings Of the patrons of
the company. She will go from here
70 Los Angeles, Cal, to make her
knture home.
Larry, the bay horse belonging to
the fire department, has made his last
run. He had been siling some weeks
ago but was thought to be all right
Monday, when tbe team was taken out
for little exercise. In fact the horse