Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-29
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LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
Obi say, did you see the eclipse this
morningP
The new bicycle club held meeting
on Monday night and transacted bus
aness of Importance.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee will meet at the Hotel Midland
on next Saturday afternoon.
A new telephone card, to which has
been added quite a number Of new
phones, has just been printed.
Examine the ad of Geo. L. Robin
son, the new grocer. He will give you
some prices that will astOnish you.
The preferred claims against the
Bank of Hutchinson have been paid
off this week by Receiver John M.
Kinkel.
Assistant Postmaster Mark Moore,
of Forsha, Kansas, came in Saturday
to spend few days with his friends
and relatives in this city.
Saturday morning Harry Leonard of
Arlington, was arrested on charge of
attempting to bride a witness. Leon
ard gave bond for his appearance.
Mrs. r. f. McDermed left on Mon
day via the Missouri Pacific road for
Malvern, Ark, where she goes to at
tend the funeral of her father, Judge
Henry McCailum.
You should attend the Normal en-
tertalnment Friday night of this
week A musical program will be
rendered worthy of your time and
money. Hear it.
From the accounts which come to
the GAZETTE the township Of Medora
will BIZ one of the first If not the best
in corn this year in the county. 1t ap-
pears they have not su ffered at all for
rain there.
Messrs. Joe FOntron and Howard
Lewis were last week admitted to the
bar of practlcing attorneys in Reno
county. 1t is said they passed the ex-
animation in good form and we wish
them success.
The sheriff of Barton county was
here on Saturday looking for the man
that was supposed to have killed Par
ker Hatch in the cornded near Film
wood. Another colored man was
killed instead.
Little Gladys Warren, the eight-year-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. ID M, War
rem, died early Monday morning at the
home on East seventh avenue. The
funeral services were held on Tuesday
morning, the interment being in the
East Side Cemetery.
Friday and Saturday closes the nor
NAL. Friday night grand concert
will be given and it will be closed with
social and a general good time. This
entertainment will be no two penny
affair but will be we'll worth the adj
mittance fee of 10 and Is cents.
This morning session closes the
teachers normal for 1897. From all
accounts it is among The most success
full and profitable that the teachers Of
this county ever enjoyed. But oh the
quaking and the shaking on the NOR
row, as the teachers gather for the ex-
aminatiOnl
The recent rains have been tardy
but nevertheless they will doubtless
make much corn in this county.
While there are localities in which
there will not be any to speak of there
are still other localities in which the
corn will be good. The late corn will
generally make something.
Sunday night horse thief extended
the town the courtesy of his presence.
Next morning Andy Johnson, the
colOred drayman, found his horse gone
and also a single harness. This he re-
ported to the officers in the morning
and in the afternoon a message from
Senator Field at Pretty Prairie was
received saying new top buggy of
his had been stolen at 83l Third av-