Hutchinson gazette., 1900-06-28

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DR. j, W, NAGUIRE,
SI'EClALISr,
Diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Glasses scientifically Adjusted, ONCE IN Ma
, slnlc Temple, liutchinfon. Kansas
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L0cAL;AND PERNONAL.
NJ. G. Rich has lled suit FOR dlvorcs
from his wife Mary Rich,
Il. l., Fowler has pettioned the dis
tTict court for "A divorce from his vile
Pheope Fowler.
Amanda NJ, Cummisn has hled suit
in the district court for q divorce
from her husband Chas. Cummisn
through her attorneys Taylor& u Brown
Elmer May Is still in u very critical
condition, His father and wife were
called TO Kansas City Sunday by tel
egram that his condition was worse
A case WAS brought In Justice Camp
BELLS court last week by Mrs b. Ford
against l., W. Blodgett the latter
charged with disturbing the peace
He was lined $40 and cost.
Gee Hedrlck who has for u number
Of years been employed In the Hutchln-
son postoflae has secured position In
che department at Washington, and
left Wednesday with his wife.
o. Il. C)mstock has bought the
Royal babershop fOrmely owned by N.
y Nc Cannon who will 20 TO Salt
Lake. John Nc Kenzie has been en-
ployed to take charge Of the shop
Six dollrs and Atty Ave cents to
Kansas City and return to tue demo-
cratic national convention Via Rock
Island Route, Limit Of return July 8,
with privilege Of feXtention to Sept &c.
James Dukelow, u farmer who liyes
north Of town has started for the
Paris exposition. There will probably
, he a few Kansas farmers registered ut
the big exposition this year though the
talk is exaggerated.
A special train carrying troop NJ OF
the u. S. cavalry passed Hutchinson
! last Friday and stopped here while.
The boys are from Jefferson Barracks
and are on their way to Manila, but
when they arrive there will quite likely
be moved on to China
Miss Mary Il, Harsha, sister Of Mayor
Harsha Of this city died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. W. p, Kohr, on First
East last Saturday of consumption.
Tne deceased was nearly raised In the
city where she had many acquain-
tancee.
A new time card will go into effect
on the Santa Fe, next Sunday. 1t Is
not given out yet exactly what the
changes will be but some Of them will
bequite radical, No2, which now leaves
here at near midnight will 10 in the
, morning and No. 6 which goes near
noon will 60 later.
The Ministerial association have de.
, cIded on something Of an innovation
in q change Of religious service for the
! hot months, During July and Aug
ust there will be no evenining service
in the church but instead out Of doors
service will be held on the Sherman
street school grounds, to be addressed
\ by various ministers In turn. The
meetings will be Of an evangcliScic or
der.
The GAZETTE last week remarked the
number OF genuine buns that were ap-
parently brought hither by the harvest
excursions, The night police of Hutch
iuson' are complaining Of the number
: oe suspicious characters they bud
Several homes are reported an having,
\ been broken into in the night. 1t Isl
we'll just now to be careful to allow no
, opportunity for thieves or burglars to
. get In their work.
Mrs. Dan Conklin who was reported
as having her ankle broken in the
smash up of the street car by the train
seems to have sustained several more
severe injuries than that. She com
plans of her back and stomach much