Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-05-18
DRJ, W. MAouIhE,

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sPECIALIsT,
N Diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
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sonic Temple, Hntchineon. Kansas
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Walter Weaver Of this city WAS de-
,clared insane In the PROBATE court last
week lilo had become quito violent
and action WAS necessary
A large number Of Hutchinson trav-
eling men with their wives attended
the State convention Of the United
Commercial Travellers Vt Wichita last
week.
Ralph EAsley formerly OF the News
mas again got himself into The press
dispatches IN CONVECTION with AN anti
trust movement ON Lne part Of the
Chicago Civil Federation.
Mr., l. e. Dupler IL now manager OF
the Hutchinson Mercantile Co. Mr..
Parker still retains his interests In the
concern but 40 his time 10 much taken
with other business Mr.. Dupler has
been placed In charge.
The way men and teams lined up In
front Of the street Car barn the first
day Of the jubilee to try 10 catch a job
does not give very much force to the
idea that jobs ARE hunting men, There
must have been half dozen for each
job.
Uncle Jimmy Mclean has gone with
h 8 wife TO California for "a couple OF
months visit. He moved from Abbey
vile last fall W NIcRSrson. where he
has purchased pr perty and his daugh-
ters have been attehdingschoOl. They
leave for Iowa 10 visit while their par
,ents are In California.
County politics has begun TO hum u
little on the republican side. The re-
publican county central committee
met Saturday and called their nomin
,ating convention for Thursday August
10, the primaries 10 be held gu Monday
August 7. THIS convention will also
select delegates tO the judicial conven-
tion.
Tue Touring mill and elevator at Tu'
ron, which was one Of that towns i'm
,portant concerns, caught lire and
burned to the ground last Thursday
might. 1t was owned by NJ. II. Potter
For some time the whole business part
of the town was in danger. The loss
is said to be about $40 900.
"Sassietyn got u bad jolt last week.
But then such things are what "sassi-
ETY. thrives on 1t loves to be shocked.
1t makes scandal "A part OF It's daily
diet, and "weally NOUNS" when IL
has to go hungry. IL Is not 30 serious
in this matter as 1t pretends TO be IL
will soon recover and outgrOw 1t.
The following boys were parOled
from the State heformatory at the
last meeting Of the board; b. W.
Burge OF Harvev; Tom Jones of Sa-
line, Fred Rauch and George Rauch of
Labette, P, lobe Of Lyon, Alex. KING
OF LeavenwOrth, Rowland Council OF
ChautauquR, w. f. Wood OF Jefferson,
and John Gardner OF Douglas
The following republicans have AN
nounced themselves Us candidates for
county officers: VIM. Newlin OF Reno
township for county clerk, Charles W.
Colt of Hutchinson Fourth ward for
surveyor, Fred s. ScoreOby of Troy for
register of deeds, John Il. Marshall OF
Haven FOR register Of deeds, Charles
A. Ryker of Hutchinson for treasurer.
The next State meeting OF the Grand
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star will be held,in Hutchinson. IL
will be held on the second Wednesday
of May next. Hutchinson was not
contending for the meeting and it came
10 us as a gracious offer Hutchinson
won over Kansas City and Leaven-
worth. Hutchinson is recognized as
one of the best convention towns IN
ahe State.
ElderJ. M, Iawley a superannuated
minister of the Christian church who
has been for a year visiting here with
relatives died Saturday morning at the
residence Of his son.in'law j. M. Ran
kin. His home ia in Odin, Ill. He
had one other daughter in this city be-