Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-11-16

before the c0mmerclal Cluo SHVuruB
evening on 1.-THE Cow and Hen" The
distinguished farmers In his audience
will no doubt profit by IT,
Howard Mitchell, the little four-yeer-
old son of L, NJ Mitchell OF South
Hutchinson, was severely scalded the
other day by falling with his hands
and arms in pan q hot water which
was on the floor.
Warren Foster, formerly editor OF
the GAZETTE, has sold his paper In
Salt Lake City, the Living Issues, and
announces his intention to return to
Kansas. Where he will locate he does
not say.
Billy Taggart went TO Missouri, Mon
day morning to attend the big Null
hog sale. Null Is the most successful
breeder of fine hogs In the United
States, and Mr., Taggart went for the
purpose of getting some of his stock,
A short time ago Mr.. Perry Rowland
who lives a few miles north OF town,
received visit from his brother who
IL in the newspaper business In Green
vile, Ohio. Last week Mr., Rowland
wrote up Reno county for his paper
and he predicts great things of Kan
sas or course we are all right
The Santa Fe passenger department
has issued one of the neatest little
pamphlets that has appeared for many
a day as a souvenir Of the Atchison
Corn Carnival, called walls Of Corn"
1t contains Mrs. Allerton's poem OF
that title, with the most appropriate
and artistic illustrations by Sidney
Prentice.
Il. Q. Clark, after having made an
other great effort at an appeal of his
case TO the supreme court, has at last
given up and will accept the sentence
of two and one-half years. His attor'
neys have asked for special order for
his removal to the penitentiary imme-
diately and he and Dicks will prob
ably be taken at once
Nettle Van Sickle, the young girl
over whom there was considerable ex-
element in the spring, having disap'
ppared from home and been gone for
several days before her whereabouts
were discovered, died at her parents
home ON A East last Saturday morn"
ing, The attending physician attrib-
utes the death to taking cold at crit
ical time.
A burglar broke into the home of f.
ii. Cost on Sixth East, manager Of the
p. Martin Dry Goods Co., last Wednes-
day night. He was not very bold how
ever and ran away IN hurry when
Mr., Cost began TO make inquiries who
it was in the house. Mr.. Cost at the
time thought IL was some member of
the household. The burglar got moth
ing
The latter part of last week a couple
of white girls with colored escorts,
were run In by the police for fast driv-
ing. They had good rig and were
taking in the town, but finally got
taken in themselves, They we're given
a fine of SO 90 each and 1t is said that
two colored girls threaten to give the
white girls something more iE the line
of a penalty with buggy whips. Lo
the depriyity Of big metropolis.
Mrs. j. @. Lowe, who has been ut the
hospital in Hutchinson for the past
three weeks, arrived Tuesday morning.
Her daughter Louise came q few days
ago and is here with her. Mrs Lowe
will spend some time visiting her many
friends In this city before returning to |
her home In Chicago. Arlington En-
terprlse.
Mrs. Lowe is the lady whose foot
was run over by the train at Partridge
a few weeks ago while attempting to
alight.
Mr. Frank p. Robertson will deliver
an Illustrated lecture before the Cen
trail Kansas Teachers Association to
be held at this place, Thanksgiving
day and the day following. Mr.. Rober-
son will take as subject manila and
the Philippines" He went to Manila
Immediately after It's capture and is