Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-09-15

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sonic Temple, Hutchinson, Kansas
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LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
A dozen drunks and seven marriage
licenses 10 the record for show day.
Mr.. Fred Peirce OF London, Ohio, Is
here assisting In settling up his moth
.er's estate.
Mrs. l.. d. Pollock and daughter,
Miss Imogene, have gone to Chicago
and other eastern points for u months
visit.
Roy Williams, son OF attorney Char
lie Williams, has gone to Chicago to
take course In electricity In Armour
Institute.
Joe Scherr0w of Lsngdon, was In
the city Tuesday squarlng up accounts,
Mr., ScherrOw Is prosperous young
merchant of that place.
VIII Jordan, an old and trusted EN-
ploYee at Martins was married to an
Illinois girl at her home Wednesday.
May their jOv never grow less.
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W. II. s. Benedlct's little boy Is SICK
with the scarlet fever and has been
quarantined. Now Is about the time
OF year for this disease to start.
Chaplain Woodward has returned on
short furlough from Camp Hamilton
bringing his wife with him. She has
been there for some time attending TO
the sick and other womanly duties,
We understand there was rudl-
mentary attempt vt robblng the bank
at Burton last Thursday eve
ming by thieves who we're fright
ened away shortly after entering the
building.
The usual gang Of thugs and skin
game workers were absent on show
day. Nothing but q few drunks are
reported at police headquarters, and
they are considered ineyitable on such
occasions.
II seems that after all there will not
be an angling road opened to the Me-
dora nelghborhood. Claims we're filed
for damages until 1t was estimated 1t
would cost about S3 900 which is pay
ing rather dear for the whistle.
The case Of the State vs.. John
Ukana for breaking Jail was tried In
the district court on Thursday aud he
was found guilty, This is felony
and punishable by term in the pen
itentiary. Ukana lived near Pretty
Prairie.
Miss Anna Rose from Hawaii who IS
to be tue Carnival queen ~ the Topeka
Fall Festival, is TO stop at Hutchinson
on her way to Topeka. 1t Is expected
that a reception will be rendered her
in this city, on Wednesday, September
29th. In the forenoon.
G. II. Hipp, young man who has
lived in Salt Creek township, died at
Tampa, Florida, few days ago. He
had enlisted in the regular cavalry and
was thrown from his horse in drill so
that a troop behind ran over him. Or
course his life was given for his coun-
try as much as IL he had died In bat
tie.
Mr.. j. W. Kanaga, q well known
business man of this city, died at his
home here of bright's disease, on Mon
day morning. Mr.. Kanaga was an ex-
cellent citizen and had large circle
of friends who mourn his death as that
of an honest man. He had been q
sufferer for long time and 1t was
known he could not recover.
The district court disposed of several
whisky cases last week, the first Of
which was the cases against VIII
Owens. He was found guilty on two
counts, and Harry Jones plead guilty
to one count. 1t is perhaps remark
able incident that the man who year
ago held the keys to the jail over the
hapless inmates, must now take his
cell inside.
National Organizer Johnson for the
American Federation, is to be in the
city this week for the purpose Of or
gsnizing the salt workers. The salt
men are angered at the recent cut in
wages, and while not now in position
to do anything in the way Of resist
aDce, they propose to organize and see
it they can not make themselves feared
to some extent in the future.
~ L.. II IL l.. a.