Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-08-17
DR.J. W. MAoUIRR,
sPnCIALIsT.


n Diseases OF Bye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
olasvcs scientifically Adjusted. Olnoo In Ma
0nic ismple, Hutchinson. knneAA'
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LOCAL AMI PERA0NAL.
Steve Johnson has opened An under
tasing business In Pratt
Mr.. J.S Holloway vi Laporte, Ind
hs vis,ting hlS sons, the Dra. Holloway
+. II. Cost. manager OF the r. Mar
ain DRY Goods Co., 10 In tho east buy
ing goods.
l.. A. Bunker returned last week
from his trip TO Europe. He was the
first of the Hutchinson party to return
Amos Plank the jeweler, went 10
Iowa last week 10 attend the dirty hrCh
anniversary Of the marriage OF his
parents.
John Curran has gone East to buy
the stock Of goods for the new store no
and Mr.. SQuireS of Sterling expect W
open September 1, The store will be
called the Magnet"
Rev. Noah Asher II retired Method
ist minister of this city, died and was
buried Tuesday, under the anNpiceS OF
the Knights Templar and the Grand
Army.
Frank Keeping who was Convicted
Ia the district court here year or two
ago under the CubbisOn anti-gambling
act, has secured pardon from Gov
ernor Stanley. 1t is said he has been
In poor health
We have received u card from Haven
township popullst iSing; "A welcome
60 MIR. j. A. Doles who attended the
populst Caucus and treated tue house
TO melons. Come back MIR. Doles
One who ate"
Work on the new opera house came
to short stop last Thursday. ltseems
that Mr.. Mcclure expected TO build an
opera house without money, but the
men who we're to furnish the lumber,
lime, ETC., didn't SOC IL that way.
Laura Thomas, u young colored girl
disappeared from home the middle OF
last week. The officers who have been
zoos INK the matter up say that she had
been going with George Brady, u porter
al the Two.Johns barOer shop, and
that no informed them she went TO
Newton
Last Wednesday night lightning
struck a house occupied by Mr.. Alex
ander Clark, of the ID. j. Fair lumber
yard, on West Ninth, and set tre To
the roof. The alarm was turned and
the company arrived In time to save
the building with but little loss. No
one IN the house was injured.
II really seems that Hutchinson Is to
become great jobblng point. Two
new wholesale companies have been
recently chartered. The Central Mer-
camille Co, with capital STOCK OF
$50 900 has been chartered chiefly by
members OF what was the Q. W Payne
Produce Co. The Woods Wholesale
Notions Company was also chartered
y short time ago.
A Wichita paper tells Of IIutchin-
con woman who was robbed OF $l6.OO
at the depot In the former city while
waiting for q train. The pocketbOok
WAS in hand satchel which she laid
down moment to step out onto the
platform. When she returned the
Satchel was opened and the money
gone. 1t does not seem " be known
VINO sue WAS.
In another column will appear the
advertisement of the new firm OF NC
Kinstly Il FOrker. Mr.. McKlnstry de-
cided to take in Il partner in his hard
ware business, and a partnership with
Mr.. FOrker, who has been In that bus
mess in NicFerson for a number OF
years, was formed. Mr.. ForRer 10 AN
able and obliging man and the new
firm will doubtless increase the large
business which Mr. McKinstry did.
b. Seymour farmer of this place
went to cross the Arkansas river this
last week. His wagon drifted of and
Seymour caught tree branch aud
hung in water up to his neck for two
hours before he was rescued, nearly OK
hausted. He was one half of mile
from the nearest house. The team
went there and attracted attention by
the fact Of the wet wagon and the aD-
sence Of o driver. -YOder correspond