Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-18

Ter Nation of Emporia, are IN Texas
buying cattle.
Fred Robinson, principal of one OF
the ward schools in this city, 10 very
sick with typhoid fever.
Judge Stewart married Daniel E.
Myers Of Sylvia, to Miss Lena ID. Rey-
nolds, on Tuesday afternoon.
A marriage license has been granted
TO James A. Buckley of Langdon, Kan
sas, to Mollie Andrew Of Partridge.
Mrs. Priscilla Sidlinger and her
daughter. Mrs Amos Hess, left Mon
day for u visit In Napoleon, Ohio,
their old home.
Hon. Q, T. Foley of Lyons, was in
town Monday TO file a suit for W, @
Borden against James Midway of the
northwest part Of the county, on two
notes.
Qlite force of men were employed
several days the latter part of the
week repairing the "levees" along the
turbulent Cow Creek near the bridge
on Main street. They are now very
strong.
Sheriff Long took Mrs. Louise
Tucker to the asylum at Ossowato-
ME, the last Of the week. She had
been adjudged insane by a jury be-
fore the probate judge. She lived near
Turon.
Horse stealing seems to continue in
these parts undated. A. LETTERS Of
Nickerson, lost hne driving mare
last week. A new buggy was taken
from o. Hill and harness from some
one else near by.
A Christian Eudeavor county con-
yention is to meet at Partridge on
August 26tb. A very interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and large
number of young people from the soci-
eties In this city will attend.
G. w. Mitchell of Grove township,
was in town Tuesday on business with
the clerk Of the district court. He re-
ports corn in his neighborhood about
as good as two years ago. He also
says the populist ticket is all right.
Mrs. Christina Walker, living a few
miles east of town, died suddenly Fri
day night of some form of stomach
trouble On Wednesday afternoon
she had attended the funeral OF
Johnnie Pafford in their neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Ping Of the northeast corner of
Langdon township, was in town Tues.
day proving up bis homestead before
Fay Smith. Mr.. Ping is one of the
prominent democrats of his locality
lie thinks everything Is in good shape
in his country.
Mrs. Charlotte Holbrook, wife OF
Doctor Holbrook, among the oldest
settlers of the county, died on last Fri
day at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Brown at No. Az Fourth Ave
nue. East, in this city. The remaint
were laid to rest in the Eastside Gem
etery
Mr. 5 b. Heath, one Of the editors
OF the Kansas Farmer, was in the city
on Tuesday. He stopped off to visit
Sam Hills hog farm in the edge Of
Haven township. Sam has been Sc
curing some hogs Of such strains o.
breeding that they attract such mer
when passing this part Of the country
Morris Cain is taking his two weeks
midsummer vacation usually allowed
travelling men, and Is now taking {
round in the Sixth district with Sec
Rotary Of State Bush. He also exDect
to go over in Missouri u few days ant
will return the last part of the weel
to spend the rest OF the time at home
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A big whisk broom factory is movinl
from New York to Hutchinson In or
der to be close to it's base of supplies
Billy Morgan Is so "oh DO joyful" owe
1t that he forgets that two years agt
lie was telling people that the cleo
ton Of the populist ticket would driy,
capital out of the State. Topeka AID
vocate.
Jack Monroe, the paroled inmate O
the reformatory who went wrong anC
WAS captured at Chandler, Oklahoma
is now safely under lock and key. Ii,