Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-25


Glasses scientifically Adjusted Office in Ma
sonic Temple, hutchinson, Kansas.
LOCAL AND Personal.
The city Of Anthony has chorus in
1trainlng for tue Jubilee.
The colOred ninstrels OF this city gave
IAN entertainment ut Partridge Friday
night.
This week we have some items from
'Castleton for which we are thankful.
We would be glad to have CORES
pondent in each township.
DIR. S. B. BArnitZ, western agent Of
the home board OF missions of the
Lutheran church, delivered sermon
at the church in this CITY Sunday.
Benson 4 Eddie moved their stock of
groceries on Tuesday from their old
location at No. IA N Main to No, 10 S.
Man. Here they will continue to offer
their bargains as before.
MIR J B Dane of Lincoln township
informs us that his wife's father died
one day last week in Indiana, and that
she will be home as soon as she is able,
she being about sick herself.
We had the pleasure of being shown
through the private car Of the German
American doctors on the side track in
this city, aud do not hesitate to pro-
nOunce it one of the finest cars We Lave
ever seen.
Mrs. W. S. Young of Conway, Nc
Pherson county, formerly of Stafford
was operated on by Drs. Stewart at
their hospital last week. The opera
tion, an abdominal one, was critical,
but the patient is now doing well.
1t is reported that farmer near
Buhlrr was held up by two men who
are travelling in wagon carrying
hammerless double barrel shot gun and
robbed of about $50. The city marshal
at this place received a telegram to
watch out for the pair.
Marriage licenses were issued Satur-
day to the following: Edward L. Nc
Murray and Ida M. Robertson of lin
colin township; Herman Getfet and
Elizabeth Warning of Haven township;
and James Maberry and Angelina F.
Small of Marquette, Kan.
Judge DOciGs BOtkin said in explain
ing his vote on the resu6mission resO-
luton: God help me if do anything
to bring open saloons into the STATE"
and then voted for resubmission. He
needs Gods help, always did, but from
appearances got precious little of it.
Charles Butcher has recently received
the largest fee ever raked in by New
ton lawyer. He got S25, 900 check
from the government for his duties as
master in chancery in tho large land
title investigation. That is more than
some other Newton lawyers will make
III a life time,-Harvey County Ban
ner.
Miss Nellie Bell the fair cOmpOsltor
on the Democrat, Is taking lay off
this week, having been granted leave
of absence for work we'll rendered and
services that are appreciated. She is
spending her vacation in Mt. Hope
with relatives and friends whom she
will make happy with her sunshine
and radiance.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Mr. Daniel D. Barntrager and
Sarah Miller, of Haven; Samuel Co
penhaVer Of Huntsville township to
Miss frankie o. DlckeTsOn OF Euter.
prise township; William Clark of
Huntsville. to Anna Sample of Great
Bend; Henry G. Burke aud Vic.Oria
Des BOuillOns of PleVna.
Miss Emma SandersOn of the Stand
ard Square Inch system of dress cut
ting and fitting, went to Mcpherson
Monday night to close up several big
sales of territory. This system seems
to be making its way into popular favor
wherever it is introduced and Miss
SandersOn is kept busy in overseeing
the work of her schools and in making |
the sales OF territory.
Marriage licenses were issued last |
week tn Martin Hammond and Mar
garet Mullen of Hutchinson; William |
Ireland and Josephine Gully of Sylvia;
and Fred Dennis ana Anna Pearl Gully. |
The last two couples were to have a
double wedding, the ladies being
mother and daughter. Also to VIM.
Owens and Sarah G. POynter both COL