Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-18

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
TIE Hutchinson & Southern will put
new time card into effect Sunday
November l4th
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
-ment Of the public sale Of E. W. Hyde
in another place.
B. B. Everett Of Partridge was o
caller in the city and at the GAZETTE
office this week.
Miner Crippen of Lincoln township
is arranging to move to Bently, Sedg-
wick county, for the winter.
Geo. W. May has leased his paper,
the Haven Journal. ana hereafter it
will appear under new management.
Rev. E. M. Armstrong; two boys,
Chester and an older brother, left last
week to attend school at Valparaiso,
Indiana,
The supper given last Thursday by
the Womsn's Club for the benefit Of
the public library, was success, the
proceeds amounting to aOOut $40.
d W, Kent Of Topeka, was in the
city the last Of the week shaking hands
with old friends. He has been re-
elected State secretary OF the Odd Eel
lows
The new Santa Fe depot at this
place is a fine thing, but the company
is not hit gallant. 1t put the only
mirror IN the building IN the gents
waiting room.
The Farmers Institute of Reno
county has been called to meet IN this
city on the first Thursday aud Friday
in 1898 The program will appear in
due time.
John Myers has sold about 900 bush
.els of apples from his orchard this
fall. lie sold about 500 bushels OF win
ter apples at sixty. five cents. He has
wenty acres i'll orchard.
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The editor has not yet purchased
mis- THANKSGIVING turkey for this year.
Ut he finds a big fat gobbler hanging
to his back yard fence, he will agree TO
be responsible for its disappearance.
The marriage rate has been increas'
ing about Pretty Prairie during the
past week or two at u rate most pleas
ing to probate judges and preachers
1t cannot continue at that rate long or
the supply will run short.
a couple of weeks ago a young man
giving the name of Russell, whese
mind had been wrecked by NOR
phine and probably other narcotics,
made trouble on the streets and was
taken IN tow by the police. He was
kept in Jail for week OF more, but
was turned out last Saturday.
"A large revival meeting IS in pro-
gress ut the NJ. E. church this week.
lit is being conducted by DR.. Hall and
ELDER Howes, assisted by Mr.. Harry
Maxwell, professional singer. A
uarge choir also lends attractlveness
and altogether they have succeeded in
gaining lively interest
Mr. 70. Slsbee has formed new
partnership for the grocery trade, with
dis former partner, Mr.. Winnie, at
Wichita, and expects to move there
NEXT week. MI Tedrick will have
charge of his interest in the store here
We are sorry to loose Mr. Silsbee from
among us as he is the kind Of business
man that makes u good town.
The officers of the Christian church
have employed Rev. A. P. Aten of Alb
ingdon, Illinois, to occupy their pull
pit hereafter. His FIRST sermon viii
be delivered next Sunday at their
church on North Main. Rev. Aten
has been connected with the college at
Abingdon for several years, aud was
also president Of the Illinois Christian
Ministers Association.
Ralph EAsley, formerly editor of the
News of this city, is attaining consid-
.erable celebrity through his work as
secretary of the Civic Federation OF
Chicago. press dispatch announced
Monday that he had arrived in New
York and would push his work there
of urging reforms for better primaries.
He was here before our day, out 1t his
record comes to us correctly, he was
not very much noted as reformer in