Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

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Sunic temple, hutchinson, Kansas.
LOCAL Avn PERRONAL.
Horace Foster went to Wakita, Ok,
And assumed control Of the Wakila
Herald last week.
Geo. May retired from control OF the
Haven JouFnal and s. Il. Herlacher
has assumed control.
Union Thanksgiving services are to
to be- held today, Thursday. Vt 1880
O'Clock ut the PRESBYTERIAN church in
this CITY, Rev. Irwin delivering the SER
mon.
The Hutchinson Wholesale Grocery
Co. has recently added q line OF notions
and clothing 20 their supply stock.
They keep six men on on the road all
the time.
As cold weather approaches and the
turkeys get ripe, it is noticeable also
that the crop Of marriage licenses Is
harvested. The yield appears very
satisfactory to the probate judge
The revival services in this city seem
to be bearing fruit. The butchers
have all agreed to shut up shop at
eleven O'Clock Saturday night to stay
shut till Monday morning.
"Sanny' Houk, son of Judge Houb
formerly of this city, is blooming out
into quite successful actor. He will
play here with the M B Curtis show.
one of the best on the road, on Friday
. night. rs
Mr.. Axtel Hadin who was At one
time employed by the Water, Light
and Power Company OF this city has Sc
cured a splendid position at Chicago
as chief engineer Of the South Side
Rapid Transit Co.
The Reno County Sunday School
Association will assemble ut thu M E
church in this city for annual conven'
ton on December 9Th and 9th. There
will probably be a large number in at
tendance from the different parts Of
the county.
Quite disastrous prairie lire &C.
cured in MedOra and Little River town
ships last week. Dick SOper WAS dam.
aged to the extent of $500 OF $500. Sev.
eral Of his neighbors we're also damaged
70 quite an extent mostly by the loss OF
hay and feed.
The Daily News came out in high
cOlOrs Saturday for Thanksgiving
number and lot of people bought II
for u Salvation Army War Cry. The
News should back its boys up better
for when someone wanted to pct them
it was the War CRY. they wouldn't bet.
The wheat all along the Santa Fe
road west, both on the braDch anu
main line is making very promising
appearance. 1t is in much better shape
than last year at this time even. Re
ports we receive from this county are
of the same order. A lew say that 1t
will be needing rain before long but
that it is not suffering now.
A literary entertainment is to be
given by home talent at the Christian
church on Friday evening, December
Sd, under the auspices OF the 7. P s.
G. Il. Mrs. E. o. Hunter has the man.
Agement of " company who will render
dramatic cantata entitled Joseph in
Egypt" There will also be other at.
fractions.
Attorneys W. NJ, Whitelaw and j
W. Rose have formed law partnership
and In the future will do business un-
der the frm name of Whitelsw & Rose,
In addition to a general attorney
practice they will act as attorneys for
the II. s. s. R. r Both have won a
good standing as lawyers
Some time ago the Kansas Creamery
Co., announced that they would pay
twenty cents per pound for butter fat
during the month of October. They
went that price one better and paid
twenty one cents. Tire price has
raised eight cents since last July when
this station was started Haven Jour
nal.
Quite a number of farms are re-.
ported as changing hands in the vicin-
itv of Haven lately. Joseph Casen-
berg recently sold quarter section to
the Bender Brcs. for S4,4OO. Geo. II
Benson sold his farm of 100 acres the
fore part of the week to a Mr. Crsntz,
for $500. Mr.. Robert Laughlin was
in tOWn Tuaadav trvin0 tn nRgOtiate