Hutchinson gazette., 1900-04-12

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL AND PERAONAL.
l.. s. Kent has returned from
Weatherford, 0Ela, where he cried q
big cattle sale
j. q. Fowler, of 4th street, West,
is the father Of a big, fine boy, who, he
says Is shouting for Bryan already.
Mr. W. Welch, who lives near Kent,
leaves with his family next week to
spend the summer, He expects to re-
turn In the fall.
Mrs. George Ross died at her home
IN Arlington Sunday. Her husband
and son both died recently She WAS
well known in that locality.
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The Arkansas river has gone on Its
spring "whiz" rather early this year
1t is running bank full, caused by the
recent very heavy rains In the west
part Of the State
Judge w. o. Bashore Of Sterling
lecture at 2l hall on Sunday at three
o'clock. Subject, "Millenial Dawn
and Restoration of All Things" Ev-
ery.body invited.
The bicycle thief, like the "hoss
thief" Ia always with us. One was
stolen from a rack in front Of McIn-
turf's restaurant one night last week
from Frank Kerr.
Mr.. i. Ardery Of the A s. A drug
store of this city, has been appointed
az member OF the State board Of
pharmacy by Governor Stanley This
is Il good selection,
A letter has been received here from
F. A. Gardner, in the employ of the
Of the United States government at
Honolulu, stating that his son John,
formerly we'll known here, had died Of
consumption.
The young man named Fergus who
was arrested with Frank Bunker for
making away with the Queen City
goods was released after the trial of
Bunker, the state concluding 1t had no
case against HIN.
What is the effect Of Tuesday nights
weather on the fruit, is u question now
being eagerly asked, We wish we could
answer it satisfactorily, So much
snow, sleet and cold is not pleasant to
contemplate for fruit growers.
Bum Hatch who with his brother,
Parker, were convicted of malicious
destruction of property some time last
summer or fall, was released from jail
last week, having served his full time
in jail and worked out his fine,
Mrs. Rosa Hyde, wife of p i, Hyde
living short distance north of Medora
dropped dead at, her home last Thurs
day morning. She was well known
as Miss Rosa Crocker before her mar
rage, She leaves husband and one
child about a month old.
G w. LivengoOd returned the latter
part Of the week from the east where
he has been on purchasing trip. lie
spent few days at Sycomore Springs
in Brown county, drinking spring
water. lie has suffered this winter
severely from inhammatory rhuema-
tsm.
The congregation of the First M. Il.
church of this city held reception at
the church Friday night for their new
minister and family, Rev. Hodgscn.
Rev. Reitzel Of the Lutheran church,
Rev. Chard Of the Episcopal. and Rev.
.Dadisman of the Avenue +, M. L.
church delivered addresses, welcom-
coming the new pastor. Some mu-
sical selections were also rendered.
E. j. WestPate of Garden City
spent Sunday in the city. The Finly
county convention instructed their
delegates to work for the nomination of
Mr. Westgate for auditor. lie is 10
Gated well out in the short grass coun-
try where they think they are entitled
to some recognition, Should he be
nominated he will receive strong sup
port in the Seventh district.
This week the GAZETTE Is printed
all at home. We expect to continue
to do so hereafter, but we must make
an apology for this weeks issue. In
the change we have encountered sew