Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-09-01

Monday to meet with the congress-
ionul executive committee.
HIN. VIM. Mitchell and wife OF
Huntsville, expect to start for the
Omaha exposition this week.
II 10 reported that the creamery at
Sego In Bell township, was burned on
Friday night, being a complete loss
Lyman Naugle Of the Wellington
Voice, and chairman Of the Seventh
district congressional committee, was
in the city Monday.
Mr. Parke johnson and wife have
lust returned fIom a wedding trip TO
Colorado, and will leave soon for Viz
ginia TO Visit friends,
Green Shields and Peck Core were
tried in Esq. Morris's court Tuesday
and Wednesday on the charge Of run
ming joint near the Rock. Island de-
pot.
The city police arrested man
named Albert Adams last week for
selling liquor. He showed DISPOSE
ton to fight the case and was not tried
till Wednesday.
Attorney r.. j. Camel, who re
Gently moveu to Rockford, has sold
his fine residence property 10 Mrs.
Haffer, sister Of Frank Sparks who
died of wood alcohol poisoning last
week.
Mr.. Geo. Roberts, who has been
road master on the Hutchinson and
Southern, has resigned and Fred Car
penter, ex-county surveyor, has taken
his place. Mr.. Roberts will 60 West
to take a similar place.
Carl Walcup of Medford township,
was in the city Saturday, wanting Il
large number Of hands to work in his
broom corn, saying that 1t would soon
be no good unless taken care Of and
he could not get hands.
Mr.. T. NJ. Lands of Boone, Iowa,
and Miss AIDA Sweet, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Sweet of this city, were
married at tie home Of the bride by
DR.. Hall Thursday night. They Will
make their home in Iowa.
Reno county has a large crop Of
broom corn this year. and 1t is even
claimed that SHE has the llrgest acre
age In the State. Owing to the loca-
tion of the new broom works here, the
acreage will! probably grow hereafter
Associate Justice s. II, Allen spent
Monday in the CITY, among the attor-
neys and making new acquaintances
Mr.. Allen has made u good record as a
judge. lie has been above criti-
cism by republicans, and even republic
can attorneys regard him as not only
an honest but an able jurlst.
Something like thirty Of the young
people of this city went to Partridge
Friday morning to attend the Christ
ian Endeayor convention. A dozen or
more then went later in the day to
take In the evening exercises. Young
people usually have good time when
on such trip and it goes without say
ing they did then.
James h. Young, who was formerly
well known here, was convicted by
court martial and has been sent to
the Leavenworth penitentiary for sell
ing commissionary stores when he was
quartermaster sergeant of the TWEEN
tieth Kansas regiment at San Fran
cisco. In his story he duplicates a
number of other officers.
Earl Benson, son Of our old friend,
Il. ii. Benson, returned Saturday from
Camp Thomas, Georgia, where he has
been first bugler for Company L
Twenty-frst Kansas Volunteers. He
has had o touch OF malaria and looks
quite thin. When he left camp, the
boys were lust starting for Lexington
His furlough is for thirty days.
A friend kindly called our attention
this week to the fact that we hat
omitted State Superintendent Stry
ker's name from the ticket as printed
on the editorial page. OF course 1t wat
carelessness on our part that 1t was
omitted, as the GAZETTE supports Mr.
Stryker not only as an honest anC
capable official but as personal FRIEND
as we'll.
When the room where the pOstle
thwalts ran their restaurant and where
w. G. Boyd was murdered, was beinl
cleaned last week, d lot of empty beef
bottles with their necks broken of
were found in stove pipe which wat
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