Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-05-05


SSlasses Scientifically Adjusted Office in Ma
comic Temple, Hutchinson, Kansas.
LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
VIII. Griffith of Stafford is visiting
IN Hutchinson.
The band gave concert last night
at the Midland hotel.
A. M. Donald WAS in the city Tues
day from Mcpherson.
Less than a month ana then the
Jubilee, war or no war.
TT. Carpenter of Abbyville was in
Hutchinson for few days.
Mrs. Anna Gillett of Kansas City is
in our city for a short visit.
A. A. HOlcomh of Kansas City is in
our city transaeting business.
Bruno Mantele, who has been seri-
.ously ill, is reported to be improving
a little.
On May 10Th Mr.. William Allen
White, of EmpOria will lecture to the
graduating class.
G. B. Young, superintendent Of the
Wells, Fargo Express Company, was a
visitor in this city Monday.
G. W. Winans will deliver the class
address to the graduates Ofthe Stafford
school at the commencement exercises.
District court closed Saturday.
Judge Simpson leaves for Harvey
gcounty Immediately to hold court
there.
Mrs. George Hume and her little son
of DesMOines, Iowa, are visiting the
family of James Jordan on Sherman
Street East
Granville Lewis who was charged
with the murder of Dewitt Cole has
been sentenced to two years in the
penitenitiary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoagland have
returned from their trip east. They
are now spending a few days with Mrs.
Hoagland's parents.
Saturday William Shives who was
convicted of highway robbery was SEN
sentenced by Judge Simpson to ten
years in the penitentiary.
Miss Killingsworth who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Simpson will leave Thursday morning
for her home in Portland, Oregon.
On May End the tickets for the Jubi-
lee will be on sale at the Hutchinson
Music Co.'S store. Prices for the sea.
son 81 50 to "a 90 according to location.
We understand that Will Irwin who
left here some time ago for the Klon-
dixie country is in Hutchinson awaiting
to enlist to go to Cuba.-Haven Jour
nal.
G. j. Ryker left for Dallas, Texas,
Thursday on his wheel. He is brother
of G. A. Ryker of the Fair lumber yard.
He says he will make the trip in about
four days.
The editor of this paper has been
confined to his bed for the past week
with quinsy, so if our columns look
somewhat "devilish" the readers will
please excuse it.
Mrs. Mcdaniel, of ITO West Fourth,
died Thursday evening. She is the
wife Of an old soldier who returned
from the Soldiers Home at Dodge City
few months ago
W. A. Hunter, of Topeka, and Chss.
Miller, of Lansing, left Thursday morn
ing for their homes They were re-
Gently paroled from the ReformatOry
where they made good records.
Mr.. G.. W. W. Wiegal, prosperous
farmer of Salt Or elk township, was
married to Miss Pearl Richey, of Part
ridge, Wednesday evening by Probate
Judge Stuart We extend our congrat-
ulations.
Will Barton, the brother of Messrs
Edward and Frank Barton of this city
died last Friday at Mineral Wells,
Texas. Mr.. Barton was we'll known
here having visited with his brothers
in the city about year ago.
DR.. Messenger, WHO has been for sew
eral years prominent among physicians
of the city, has arranged to move to
Des MOines, Iowa, where she will again
practice her profession, and we doubt
not with as great success as has at.
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