Hutchinson gazette., 1899-04-06

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LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
Earl Akers Of Stafford was visitor
in Hutchinson Friday,
Miss Mantele Of Halstead Is Visiting
with b. Mantele and wife.
The only April fool we heard Of was
the band concert, II Is somewhat
wlnterish still for people to stay about
the streets even II II IS tprlL
Charles Van lrsdale ot Burton, was
operated on successfully for appended
tis at the S.eSdrt Hospital The first OF
the week.
Harvey Edwards OF Topeka and
George Pennywell OF Kansas City ar
rived here as inmates OF the keforma'
tory Friday. The former for burglary,
the latter for perjury.
j. W, Tedford formerly local Santa
Fe agent at Hutchinson, has bsen
promoted to assistant general freight
agent Of the entire Santa Fe system
with headquarters at Chicago.
An effort Is now to be made to reor-
ganIze a company of the Kansas Ma
tional Guard in this city. The com
pany here has usually been more or less
of a republican campaign organization
and II 1t Is reorganized II probably will
be again though we hope not,
Last week while visiting friends in
Turon, Walter $ Maxwell was taken
suddenly III and on Sunday March 26,
died. The funeral was held ut his
home north of Hutchinson, conducted
by Rev, Vennum.
Friday night while the street Car
drivers were waiting at the Missouri
Pacific depot for the return Of the
crowd who attended the Messiah H.
lLindSbOrg, they awoke froul sleep IN
"a car neatly sLlhed by smoke, A lamp
had set the wood work on fre,
DIV l.. Hoagland OF X ,nsas G ty,
son of Martin IIoagland Of this city,
just informs his folks here that he Is
recovering from very severe attack
of typhoid fever. DR.. Hoagland was
visiting here not long ago, being called
here by the sickness and death Of his
sister, Miss Rose.
Frank IIettinger, Sam Grayblll. VII,
hs Vincent, s. f, Hutton and Claude
Duval attended the great democratic
banquet at Topeka lpsc Thursd"
came home Rreg.vIy epthussd over de-
mocracy ~ taught by Br;an. TGov
fthink it was superior to last years
banquet,
Frederick Il. Houck, young man of
twenty-three, living in Clay township,
was declared insane In the probate
aGarb w a jury Monday. He has been
in Door hen 'th and the jury was unable
TO determine . further cause. His
father and two bllothers live In Clay
township.
Mr. Lawrence Nation, one ol Vue
leading stockmen of the county living
a short distance north Of town, died
at about five o'clock Tuesday Of appen-
dicitis. AS we learn it he refused to
permit an operation. MIR. Nation was
" prominent citizen and well known
throughout the county. His death is
greatly deplored.
Thursday A. q. Streeter brought q
charge Of assault against w. A. WelCh.
defendant was fined five dollars and
costs. This is result of mlsunder.
standing between Streeter and w Welch
in regard TO the hotel. The case will
lbe carried up to the April term Of the
district court.
Married, at the home of Rey, Irwin
'on March 2S, DR.. j ii, Fox of Toledo,
Ohio, and Miss Anna Montgomery of
Farmer City, III. Miss Montgomery
is a niece of Hugh Johnson, steward at
the Reformatory. Both parties are
well and favorabIy known here and
many friends join in wishing them
prosperity and happiness.
The High School Girls Chorus con-
cert given last Thursday evening at
the high schON building was a decided
success. Asplendid program was ar
ranged and rendered in very pleasing
manner. The proceeds amounted to
about fifty dollars and will be used in
paying for the piano now in use by the
school.