Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-12-15

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Dr. W. mcguire
SPECIALIST,
n Diseases OF Eye, ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
alassea scientifically Adjusted, oGioo IN Ma
sonic Temple, Hutchinson, kanhaA,
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LOCAL AND PBRAONAL.
Geo. McAlllsteT has oveThauled the
NVckerSon roller mills and Is ready to
do business.
Judge Fierce went 10 Topeka, Tues
day to perform some work before the
UOhEu VI pNAuVhp'
Dan Lantz OF Abhyville, plead guilty
In the district court last week to one
count of selling liquor In violation OF
the law.
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,p Sme phtrmAcy board he'n I"
m.e,ne N tins city last week exam
lu,nv applicants for pharmacists GER
tiacates. There were fifteen appll'
cants.
VIM. Morgan of this city, plead
guilty 10 violating the prohibltory law
40 one count In the district court last
week and WAS given the usual SEN
tence.
Chris Madison, salt raker, met
with an accident last Saturday aiter'
noon. lie was picking ut a large
bank Of salt and dug so far under thaI
a lot Of IL fell on him breaking his leg
q. A tramp giving the name OF WINE
Wilson was given comfortable quarters
at Mrs. Halfer's boarding house one
day last week and stole $40 90 In cash
before he departed. HehaS not been
caught.
Harry Casper, who was arrested Tor
breaking into Jim Wallaces store In
Turon, was tried In the district court,
found guilty and sentenced to the re-
Gorma,ory. The charge was grand
larceny.
Harry Jones who was turnkey at the
Jail until about year ago, plead
guilty to one count on the charge OF
selling liquor contrary to law and was
sentenced to 800 fine and thirty days
In jail.
Mr.. A. d Brownlee Of near Sylvia
who was arrested for violation OF The
States fish laws by improperly dam
ming the Minnesota which runs across
his place, was discharged In the dis
trict court last week.
The date for the mex jubilee is nov
fixed. 1t will be somewhat earlier
than usual, commencing this year OF
May IS, II IS and 10. The program
will y ,on be In the hands of the musi
clans of the State, 80 that they ma.
commence their preparations,
Company Il of the Twenty-flrst Vol
unteers, and the band boys Of the reg
iment, received their discharge las
Saturday. Most Of them returned
home on the next day and are nov
seeking employment. 1t Is a bad tim
to find it, for there is a surplus of mel
in almost every line.
Clarence Empey and Taylor White
law were tried in the district cour
Friday on the charge Of selling intox
Giants in violation of law. They wer
defended by Judge Frank Martin an
Frank Whitelaw, brother OF Taylor
The jury was out about an hour an
brought in a verdict Of guilty in nv
counts
II in your rounds for grocery trad
you have not tried the firm Of Hair
line & Son on the southwest corner
Fourth and Main, you should do 81
This firm bought out the Cook STOCK
groceries and is doing good conserv'
tive business. They don't sell at col
but they sell rs near it as any on
You are assured Of square dealing
Try them.
We are informed that one John A
len of Valley township Gilletted
number Of the leading farmers OF b
township for between $500 and 500
He left between two days with all b
effects. His creditors are thereto
a. ,,,o.oo >N Than Eillatt'R