Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-12-08

soldiers home In Dodge City under
the new administration.
Mr.. s. j. Bartlett and wife Of New
York, have been visiting friends here
Mrs, Bartlett Is the daughter Of Thos
Crotts Of Partridge. They were here
In boom times and have many friends
Court convened In regular Deem
Der session on Tuesday, The day was
as usual spent in arranging the docket
and hearing various motions. On the
whole 1t Is not expected to be q very
exciting term.
Mr., Church of the Little Joker
Photograph Gallery, has returned
from the Strip and located at his old
place, No. 10 South Main. lie will
take pictures Mt the old rate OF ten
cents per dozen.
Another wreck occurred on the
Santa Fe last week. This time 1t was
Just this side of Halstead. A car into
which the merchandise from the Stat
ford wreck was transferred, broke
down and derailed several more. No
one hurt.
There Is a breach Of promise suit on
the docket Of the district court, Of Mrs.
Mary Swaggart against Mr.. Aelmore
a mennonite preacher, which II II comes
to trial this term may bring some in
terest, of asort, into the court proceed.
inRs.
John Jones who was arrested last
week In Plevna for selling tangle foot
and assaulting the constable who had
him In charge, as was told In the
GAZETTE last week, was given sixty
days in jail in Judge Campbells court
Friday. Jones Is from Missouri and
has to be shown.
A county Sunday school convention
is 10 be held at the Congregational
church In Partridge on Wednesday
and Thursday, December IA and 10.
A good program has been arranged
and an invitation is urgently extended
to all Sunday school workers and their
schools.
A peculiar case was tried before
Esq. Campbell, Monday. 1t was a
suit for the payment Of doctor bill,
and is somewhat connected with a
breach of promise suit now pending In
the district court. The doctor got
a judgement, and from what we learn
he certainly ought to have his fee.
One of the leading attorneys Mon
day, received telegram from Nicker-
son, which is a sumner to jurisprnd'
ence. Without the signature, 1t reads
as follows: "Got drunk was arrested
plead guilty fined fifty, thirty days In
Jail come on first train" The lawyer
didn't 20. That telegram was too
drunk for him.
Mr.. Abe Yoder, q young man who
was for a long time employed as one OF
4. Martins leading clerks, was mar
ried at Ellinwood to Miss Minnie Har-
bold Of the latter city. Mr.. Yoder
was a popular young man and the lady
of his choice Is said to be one of the
bellies of Ellinwood. Mr.. Yoder is
now connected with one of the larg-
est stores in Ellinwood,
II anything can be determined by
the amount Of talk, there has been con-
siderable violation Of the game laws
this year. In fact, there always is,
but this year there being larger
number Of birds than usual, 1t seems
that violations are correspondinRly
large. Selling quail is a risky bust
ness. Nevertheless it is said many
have been sold.
The Seventh District Editorial as
ISOLATION met In this city on Tuesday.
They discussed matters pertaining to
the craft, such as ready prints, ma
chinery, postOGiceS, etc. They were
pretty sleek looking fellows, nearly
half Of them were acquainted with
pie. By the way, this leads us to re-