Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-09

since he left, aud haS not betn back
before.
The reformatory appropriation az II
passed both houses OF The Legislature,
included 10000 for new cell block
and raised the superintendent's salary
TO $4,000 per year.
Ed strOhle and l.. Turner Of Salt
Greek township went TO the Indian
Territory last week after the body OF
Louis Strohle who had committed
suicide in a lit Of temporary insanity.
w, II. Wilson OF this city 10 In New
Orleans 90 q delegate TO the national
plumbers convention. THIS State has
two delegates OF which Mr. Wilson 10
one.
Frank Colvilb, formerly of this city
and u medical graduate who tempo
rarily took to raIlroading was killed by
fall from u tram short time ago at
Nebraska Junction.
II w. Aelmore has filed petition
for divorce In the district court against
Betty J. Aelmore, his wife, on ground
OF abandonment. This is a brother OF
j. Z. Aelmore the preacher OF dyna-
mite and breach Of promise fame.
Charlie Cook who had his prelImIn-
airy trial for assaultIng Jack Gallup
last Wednesday was bound over for
trial In the district court, His bond
was fixed at $4,000 which be soon
raised.
Rev. G. W. Morgan has been as"
signed to the regular passionate of the
United Brethren church of this city,
lie has been filling the pulpit for some
time, but was not assigned as regular
pastor.
It is said that a couple Of lightning
rod agents are doing business In tue
south part of the county. 1t has gen
orally been supposed that they were
an outdated sort Of faklr.
S. s. Graybill sold forty-nine head
Shorthorn COWS TO A, l.. Sponsler last
week, Gity.seven head TO W. s. Yundt
of Arlington, forty head two-year'old
steers to NJ. Carmody Of Kingman
county and 'thirty.eight head of two
year old steers to Chester O'Neal OF
North Reno.
Bessie Strough, q young lady who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Alexander, fell In faint on tho side
walk In front of the Hutchinson mer-
camille Co. 3 store Saturday night and
ruptured a blood vessel near the heart
She was given good medical attention
but she died next day.
There have been a bunch Of twenty
two COWS and cal,es at the Cook barn
in this city this week such as this coun-
try seldom sees. They were thorough
bred HereGords on their way to the big
Rockefeller ranch in the southwest
part Of the State and they are said to
have cost their owner $4,000. Some
OF the COWS costing as much as $1,000
apiece.
Sterl Mead was nearly drowed In a
lake near Inman where he was hunt
ing last Monday His boat upset In
deep water and the lake was covered
with ice not strong enough to hold q
man up. He got out in about two
hours by the help of his oars which
he used to help support him on the Ice
He lost his gun and everything he had
with him.
Castleton 10 advancing. A. X. Com
stock is about to embark In the general
merchandise business, and his brother
Lee is erecting q new blacksmith and
carriage shop CastletOn ia In need OF
a doctor and 1t needs him badly.
When anyone gets sick they have to
send to Haven, Arlington or Hutch
inson. We are told that A. X says
he will put in stock Of drugs II adoc-
tor will locate there.
The death of Mrs. John Mckenzie OF
Third Avenue East occurred Thursday
morning, of pneumonia after few
days illness. She was member OF the
Fraternal Aid Association who had
charge Of the funeral. Services were
held at the M. e. church Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. MIR. and Mrs.
Mckenzie had just purchased a nice
home and were prepared to enjoy life
His many friends deeply Sympathize
with him.
The Parker Creamery Co. now operate
thirty-four skimming stations In south
west Kansas. One by one 1t thruSts
out its branches into territory that has
cows and milk with poor market for
country butter. Mr.. Parker has now
$1,000 tha IN1linwnnd CraamerV and