Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-09-29

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Mr.. Dan Mcmillan Of Salt Creek
township died at his home on Wednes-
day of last week. Mr.. Mcmillan was
one Of the old and respected citizens
Of chat neighborhood, lie was seven
ty-six years old, and had been an lnva-
lid for several years.
The pastor of the United Brethren
church of this city, Rev. Jackman and
wife have given up the pastorate here
and will engage In evangellstic work.
He preached his farewell sermon Sum
day. They 40 to Ada Kansas, to hold
a series Of meetings first.
Fred G. Trigg formerly local editor
of the News but at present deputy
United States marshall, was In the
city Saturday. OF course the News
interviewed him and got story that
hould cure Chiefly Long Of malerla,-
il he or any one else could believe 1t.
On Thursday night under the aus
plces Of the Catholics, social with
large attendance was held in the Ar
mory hail in this city. On Friday
night the Woodmen held forth in the
same hall, the occasion being made
Joyous by music, oratory and dancing.
Our old friend, Jesse Wilder Of near
Forsha, was in the city Monday saying
be haG settled up all his debts, paid
for a farm near Guthrie and would
leave for that place to make 1t his fut-
ure home in short time. Jesse is
one Of the kind Of men we do not like
to loose.
A young girl only fourteen years of
age by the name of Lulu Pettinger,
was adjudged insane In Probate Judge
Stewards court by jury Monday, and
will be sent to the ASYLUM as soon as
arrangements can be made. Her In
sanity is supposed to date from o par
alytic stroke when she was quite a
small child.
Superintendent Case Of the reform
atory, and wife are at Geuda Springs
for their health. Mr.. Case has been
sick for about tire weeks with material
fever, pneumonia and other ailments,
and is in quite bad shape. His wife
has been suffering from a paralytic
stroke which has nearly destroyed her
speech. We sincerely hope their trip
may improve them.
The pop township convention which
met In this city last Saturday nomin
ated the following ticket Trustee, j.,
II. Wood; clerk, II. A, Davis; treas
urer, w. d. Gragg; justices, W. II. II.
Hickman and Frank Craaor; Consta-
bles, Tom Martin and j. A. May.
They also appointed a man In each
school district to poll the vote of the
district. --Turon Press.
A. e. Asher and Howard Gray Of
the st. John Trust Co., have returned
from their trip to Boston where they
went to make report Of the first years
business Of the company. Mr.. Gray
says he finds Kansas quoted ut or
above par in the East, and that he did
not in all his rounds see place in
which man Of moderate means could
live more comfortably and pleasantly
than right here In Kansas.
Mrs. DR.. j. s. May died at her home
in this city on Sherman East on Mon.
day evening. Mrs. May was the wife
Of DR.. May, one Of our old and well
known citizens, and the mother of six
children most of whom are well known
here. Mrs. May was ffty-four years
of age and well beloved by all. She
has been Ill for long time and death
4 was not unexpected. Yet Of course
1t is none'the less unwelcome visitor.
To the bereaved we extend our sym.
patty,
Hon. Warren Foster formerly editor
this paper, has been again nomin.
lied by the populists of Utah for Con-
gress. 1t seems that the democrats OF
Utah have conc luded they are strong