Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-13

Jl0 llgn SCHOOL SJuQenGB,
The recent heavy rains have started
the wheat into a phenomenal growth
We are told that much of it Is now from
two to three feet high.
Father D,J. Cole remains In about
the same condition as last week. His
daughter from Illinois is here to await
developments for better or worse.
The Hutchinson Military band is
going to miss their drummer. Fatty
holiday, their old expert and standby,
left Tuesday for Marshall, Mo-, to
join show band.
Sixteen wagon loads Of lumber went
south in procession the other day for
rebuilding the church which was blown
to pieces near Pretty Prairie a short
time ago.
Hutchinson was we'll remembered by
the Homeopathic physicians who
elected DR.. A. M. Hutchinson as their
president for the ensuing year. They
certainly made wise selection Of a
parliamentaran.
Bishop Hennessy of Wichita admin
istered confirmation to about ffty at
the catholic church in this city Sunday
forenoon. In the afternoon be admin.
istered the same to about 35 in Nicker-
son.
Mr.. o c. Parks and Miss Ena Cole
we're married by Rev. Parks on Sunday
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Father D. j. Cole, IN the suburbs of
the city, MAY u prosperous and happy
life be their lot.
Warren Foster, formerly editor of
the GAZETTE, has changed the name
of his paper in Salt Lake from THE
Inter Mountain Advocate" to Living
Issues" and has enlarged the size Of
it.
Universalist church, corner Second
avenue and Poplar street. Services
next Sunday morning and evening
Subjects: "What and where is
TRUTH" and The Power and Influence
of Ideas" All are welcome.
Grandma Payne, AS she is familiarly
known, mother of Mrs. Frank Vim
cent, died at the home of her daughter
on Sunday at ~ O'Clock. Mother
Payne was an early settler and was
known affectionately by many people
who received the intelligence with
sadness.
AS the results of the West Point
cadet examination, Mr.. Foster informs
us that there are five candidates sc
close together that he has not definitely
decided amongst them. The five are
Casad of Wichita, Baudro of Newton
Collins of Harper, Groves of Lacrosse
and Victor of LaTned Norton of Lar
ned was also very close with them.
Mrs. A. S L9cle re of Lincoln town
ship, is visiting the friends, relatives
and the scenes Of her childhood neal
Nauvau, Iii. She reports everything
lovely except the mud, which she does
not mind as she will not have it to en-
duTe more than six weeks or two
months.
The SpOoners are at the opera house
for the week. This is a company thai
has a we'll merited reputation. There
are several new and pleasing features
among which is the singing by a couple
of Juveniles, so small as to produce
wonder. They Will remain till the end
OF the week aud on Saturday night the
one holding the lucky number will be
presented with gold watch.
DR.. Hall delivered the baccalaureate
sermon to the high school graduates al
the M, E. church Sunday evening
His text was from John /; "Whatso-
ever is born of God, overeometh the
world" DR.. Hall is big Drained
broad gagged man and his sermons al
ways interesting, are well adapted to
the growing ideas of the young gradu-
a.es.
We, this week, print an ad for that
Hutchinson institution known as "Tbe
Fair" 1t is about what its name inn
plies, rs almost everything is there on
exhibition. Not to contest for a prize
however, but for sale, and at prices
that should sell them. The clerks are
very clever and courteous, and you
should call and examine whether you
have intention of buying or not.
On Thursday night of last week some
one broke into a freight car on the
Santa Fe track and stole several pairs
of shoes and some canned fruit. The
affair WAS gwen to the officers and
Friday night Sheriff Patten returned