Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-11-10
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LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
Miss Mable Gibbs, who is teaching
near Arlington, spent Saturday with
her parents In this city.
The members Of Company u, left at
at 7;4O for Leavenworth, via Missouri
Pacific, Wednesday night.
MISS Annette Leclerc has been Wis
iting relatives In Rice county for three
weeks. She returned Thursday.
Mrs. A. j, Graves, who has been
visiting near Castleton III her latter
in-laws for few days, returned Mon
day.
Mrs. DR.. Hutchinson left Sunday
evening to attend the navlOnal W. @.
Il. U. convention At st. Paul, Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Howard Meyers, manager OF the
c. Miller grocery, was sick the last Of
the week but IL able TO be at business
again.
Ross Miller, son Of O. Miller the
grocer, left Sunday for Chicago where
he will accept u position in a publish
ing house.
w. NJ. VoSel Of South Reno, bought
2l0 head of fine steers from s. 8. Gray
bill the first of the week, They we're
brought here from Ford county.
Miss Filth Brooss went up near
Sterling Sunday evening to finish a
school where the former teacher had
resigned TO 60 to teach the Indians.
The Monarch Mills has received an
order for eight thousand barrels Of
their prize flour from a Boston firm,
which is keeping them busy for short
time.
The happies; man in town over
election results was Sheridan Ponghe.
lie Will probably get to be Sunday
school superintendent at the reform
atory again.
Born, to Mr. p, Martin and wife, a
daughter, Saturday. Mr.. Martin ia
now. able to wait on his customers
more promptly than ever. lie has
plenty of help
Mr.. j. II. Williams who formerly
run the Arlington House in Arlington,
moved to Hutchinson last Thursday
Mr.. ID. c. Wilburn purchased the ho-
tel and will use II as private dwell
ing.
The band boys gave another min
strel show last night and tonight,
They played on the streets and ex-
hibited a few of their members in
costume and paint which attracted
large crowd.
G, G, Lamb will start soon for Grant
City, Missouri, TO 90 into marble and
granite business for himself. He has
been connected with the business Of
his brother-n-law, ], W, Milligan Of
this city, for some time.
Hutchinson has little show for a
new opera house. The owners of the
Woodward block have been making
plans whereby the second story might
be made into q splendid theatre and
II is hoped they will materialize.
W. l., johnson said he was bound to
have some satisfaction out of the cleo
ton, so he bet $40 with his wife on
Long, II Jerry had been elected he
would gladly have given her the $40.
AS 1t was he thinks he has something
to rejoice over.
The Thirteenth Annual session of
the Central Kansas Teachers associa-
ton will meet at Lyons Thursday and
Friday, November "a and 25. Rail.
roads leading into the city will give an
open rate Of one and one-third fare
for the round trip.
VIM Salome was out hunting the
other day In his buggy, and on see
ing some quail along the road, he ex-
pected to have some of them; but his
gun went off before the proper time,
and the contents Of the gun was dis
charged into the horse.-Haven Jour
nal.
The mai George Johnson, who has
been in trouble here for work done as
a book agent and is again under ar
rest for forging his father 3 name to a
note given in payment for threshin1