Hutchinson gazette., 1899-03-02

LONAs AND PERSONAL.
Jack Gallup was OH the streete Tues
day A quick recovery for 80 danger
'ous a wound
A boxing exhibition by the now ath'-
letlc club given al the opera house last
week was not very well pAlronized.
Howard L9Wle hdA been appointed
receiver Of The Rocket Dry Good Co.
Mr.. Lewis isa ynuus attorney who
seems 10 be max ng good pr0pr, ss.
The boiler for the steam heating sys-
tenn for the court house has given out
and stoves have been put up. 10 has
made considerable trouble for the
county officials.
Judge w. M. Whltelaw is In Wash
ington, d. O., as we understand TO Sc
cure right Of way for the Hutchinson
& Southern through the Indian Terri
tory
Miss Rose Hoagland Of this city who
has been i'll for several weeks and near
deathG door, died Monday night. Her
Illness resulted from a gathering In her
neck which terminated IN blood pol
s0nlng,
Judge Simpson held an adjourned
session Of court MONDAY and Monday
night to hear arguments in II case
which has been before the court long
time, entitled the Chatham State Bank
vs. W, Il Hutchinson,
Duncan Campbell, father Of j, II
Campbell OF The Campbell hotel, died
Sunday from Grip, lie was eighty'six
years Of age and an old resident The
funeral was held at the United Breth-
rem church.
The mass meeting for the new opera
house, advertised by the News last
Thursday night, was not blooming
success, The committee is still work
ing on the scheme but no more public
meetings will be held.
Mr., Il b. Parks, prominent and
respected citizen of Haven died Sat
nrday night of congestion OF the brain
induced by the grip. lie was a prom
inent workman, being one Of the higher
officers In bis local lodge.
The appropriation for the Hutchin-
son Reiormatory for improvements by
the present legislature IS expected TO
be about $4,000 for new cell block.
That is the amount included In the Uill
recommended for passage by committee
of the whole in the senate.
Hutchinson must have strong man.
Mr.. Curtis Of Second Avenue West,
says some one knocked fat hog Of his
in head and backed 1t away. A trail
showed where he had laid 1t down to
rest once or twice. The hog would
weigh, IL 10 said, about 200 pounds.
As we 20 10 press the preliminary
trial of Cook, the young man who
slugged Jack Gallup, is In progress be-
fore Esquire Campbell, The court
room Is crowded by eager listeners but
80 far nothing sensational has been
sprung. John Roberts ia defending.
@. Walkup, our old friend from Med
ford township. was In town Tuesday
arranging for for sale OF his personal
property TO be held at his place We'd
nesday March 9Th Mr. Walkup has
traded his farm for farm IN Missouri
and will leave for his new home within
couple of weeks. He has been one
OF the substantial tzens Of his town
ship and we are very sorry to loose him
from the county.
A small FIRE occurred at the home Of
G. NJ Whitzell at 1875 Seventh East.
Mr.. WhitzelI was preparing a certain
medicine Of which the chief ingredient
seems to be turpentine. 1t boiled over
on the stove and caught fire. He sue
ceeded In throwing the pan containing
the compound out doors but not with
out burning himself somewhat and
getting fire started. 1t was however
put out before the arrlv0l of the FIRE de-
partment.
The new board of managers at the
Reformatory met last week and organ
lied with Phil. Kelly Of Donaphan
county, the new republican member as
chairman. w, ]. Liugenfelter was
elected secretary and I. j. 0'Neal as
treasurer. Superintendent Case sent
in, bis resignation to take effect today,
the first Of March. Us. Simmons, Of
Dighton, who it was announced some
time ago was slated for the place WAS
elected as his successor.
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