Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-23

West, left with his family Sunday for
Salina, Kansas, where they will make
their future home.
Two Mormon apostles, straight from
Utah are lurking around this patch OF
grass, we presume with the hope Of
making prosy lltes.
The Christian church 10 undergoing
needed repairs this week. Repaper-
ing and recarpeting are expected TO be
completed ready for regular services
Sunday.
Mr.. Cbas. Campbell OF Omaha ar
rived Wednesday evening to visit his
sister, Mrs. W. G Falrchild of this
city. He left Friday to visit relatives
in Larned.
Those who want to become bloated
bond holders and have $1,000 or more
in multlples OF that amount, will be
interested in the ad, Of the First Nat
lonal Bank In another column.
Ed Moore's bull pup is lost again and
the News 10 telling all sorts OF ghost
stories. The lost dog may not be re-
sponslble for the spOok lore, but some
thing Is troubling their slumbers.
Mr. Bert Arthurs Is here visiting his
relatives and friends. lie has been
for some time attending school at Jack
sonville, Illinois. He will return about
Friday to Mount Vernon, Illinois.
Harvest has commenced In earnest
and few farmers are coming to town
and those only for provisions or repairs
and then right out again. Our coun-
try correspondents are nearly all TOO
busy to write now, too,
Mr.. Ben Eberly, who was 80 ser
llously hurt by being thrown from
wagon against the curblng and sus-
tanning such injuries that for some time
his life was despaired Of, has so far re-
covered as TO be on the street again,
Sam Graybll has sold out his drug
store and gone into the cattle business.
His headquarters are now with the ST.
John Trust Company. The new pro-
prietors Of the drug store are re6tting
and restocking and will soon have
place to be proud Of
Mr. Ed A Campbell and Howard
Scheely left Thursday evening for
Leavenworth to enlist In the regular
army. They are well drilled and
thought they would get into service
quicker by joining the army than by
going as volunteers.
One of the men employed by the
Hutchinson Packing Company, Curtis
Walker, who lives at 3l2 East Fourth,
fell from platform ten or twelve feet
high, sustaining considerable injuries.
Some of his ribs are broken and in
ternal injuries sustained.
Superintendent Dayhoff Is wearing
'colcred glasses now and having some
one do his writing for him, all on ac-
counJ of a junebug hitting him in the
eye. 1t is very unfortunate lust now
as the Normal is coming to close and
examinations are near at hand
Chester Armstrong, son of Rev. Il.
NJ. Armstrong, returned last week af-
Ter spending the past school year at
Valparaiso, Indiana. lie says that
reform Ideas are growing in school CIR
cles as never before, and Henry George,
Belamy and Ely are favorite authors.
Frank Case, son of superintendent
Case of the Reformatory, while on a
visit to their old home in Ottawa last
week, enlisted with the recruits for
the Twentieth Kansas and went i'm
mediately to San Francisco, where the
regiment will soon be embarked for
Manila.
A school board out in Ford county
has announced that 1t will pay it's
teachers wages according to the grade
of certificate held; forty.hve for first
grade, forty for second, and thirty
five for third Now we call that good
business, good for both sides to the ar
rangement.
Miss Margaret Scroggs treated her
Sunday school class of girls to pic
mic Friday. They started early in the
morning In a big hay rack for Mr.
Lawson's grove, north west of town.
The day was spent IN fishing, boating,
swinging and other sports. They re-
port stacks and stacks of fun.
DR.. Hall Of the First M Il. church,
left his home about three weeks
ago TO attend the commencement ex-
ercises at Baker University where the
doctor graduated with the first class