Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-10

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LOCAL AND PERRONAL,
Oysters ut the Bon Ton.
THE old boys were lining up at the
county clerks office Friday for their
pensions.
Ben Nusbaum is back from New
York City where he went to purchase
spring clothing
Rev. Arthur Chord, the new pastor
of the Grace Episcopal church, deliv--
cred his first sermon Sunday.
u. W. Livengood returned the first Of
the week from a trip to Scott City to
look after his branch store at that place.
Reports from various parts Of the
country show that cattle are wintering
finely this winter, and prices continue
as crazy" as ever.
The MOrtons, the capitalists who are
erecting the new salt plant, have been
here lately to see how work is progress
ing.
The next meeting of the city council
will elect the new city assessor. There
are plenty OF republicans who very
much resemble "Barkis."
Milton Asher Of Stafford, was visit
ing his son A. E. Asher, of the st.
John Trust Company, the fore part of
the week, and making preparations to
move here permanently.
Mr.. j. W. Mercer, of Troy township,
was caller at the GAZETTE office
Thursday. Mr.. Mercer, We are sorry
to say, is about moving to the Strip,
locating about sixteen miles east OF
Alya.
We can for short time offer the
GAZETTE in club with the Twice
week Kansas City Times, both papers
one year for 81 80 The Times IS the
best twice-a-week paper for Kansas
subscribers and we consider this re-
markable offer.
A report has been current on the
street to the effect that a new Ordi-
nance had been passed preventing Ohe
keeping of either cows or hogs within
the city limits 1t is mistake. No
new ordinance has been passed on that
point, or even talked of in council.
A colored woman, Sarah Williams
was recently adjudged insane and taken
to the asylum by Sheriff Long. She
believed some one had "hoodOoed' her
and later thought that she contracted
the desease of every afflicted person
she came in contact with.
M. A. Waterman, who has made
himself famous over Kansas for his po-
litIcal cartoons, is again giving the Ad-
vocate and News the benefit of his
pencil The Advocate under its new
management is better than ever. We
can furnish it in club with the GAZETTE
both for 81. 80 a year.
Joseph H. James, of Haven township,
an old settler, died Thursday night
of last week and was buried from the
Harmony church Sunday. The de-
ceased was ffty.ive years old, leaves
wife and five children and was we'll
respected citizen. To the family we
extend our sympathy.
A barn behind Colin Campbells place
on Fifth Street West burned Friday
morning about o'clock, A horse was
in the stable but broke loose and got
out. The loss was partly covered by
insurance. Origin of the fire is un-
known, but is supposed to have been
started by tramp in the NOW.
A baby girl Of regulation weight was
born to Mr. and Mrs j. A. DeBard last
Sunday night and it had the effect of
making Jimmie" feel worth ten
thousand dollars more than he was, so
he came straight to the Press Office
with broad smile on his face and or
derCd a big lad" inserted, advertising
this Mammoth Red Front Store. The
mother and babe are doing we'll and
the father is improving .-Turon Press.
MIR. DeBard was the pOpulist candi-
dated for representative in the west
district in 1895.
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