Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-03

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
G w Llvengood has been spending
a week at his store In Scott City.
Mr.. JOIN Curran OF tho Magnet has
returned from u purchasing trip to ST.
louis.
The Business Meh's Association now
numbers over 100 names. 1t IL grow
ing and hustling,
Jake Grimes is very sick In the pest
house with small pox and IL Ia not
thought he will survive.
j, j. Careyo Stafford, whom we I'M
derstand was one of the very early
settlers of Hutchinson, died last week
Considerable piling and lumber for
the new Cow Creek bridge Ia now on the
ground but the work will net begin
till after the Jubilee.
This evening, Thursday, the lrst
band concert Of the season will be
given. The boys have held rehearsal
and prepared . good program.
The A. X A, drug company have been
making substantial improvements in
the interior of their store A gallery
has been built on two sides which gives
them much more room for stock.
A large delegation from Hutchinson
of past post-commanders etc, will AZ
tend the G.. A, r, encampment at
Holton May STU and 9th and lobby for
securing the next reunion at this place.
We want again to impress upon our
readers the idea that 1t paws to read
advertisements, TheV are the real
market reports of all things you want
to BUY Read them, then help support
the GAZETTE by patronzing those who
patronize it.
A cattleman by the name of Dick
Hollister living few miles from Ster-
ling was struck by lighting Friday
while driving cattle, The horse on
which he rode was killed and he was
rendered unconscious for long time.
and ia in very precarious condition.
The GAZETTE would like to work up
its correspondence page still further.
We want more correspondents. We
would like good wide-awake CORE.
spondent in each community in the
county. We viii furnish the paper
free, stamps and stationery, Let Us
hear from you.
The Woodmen held big wood chop
ping or log-rollng or jamboree of some
sort in Workman hall, Monday night.
They had drills and refreshments and
what not, ask the goat. Delegates
were present from camps at Haven,
Arlington, LaDgdon, Castleton, Pretty
Prairie and NiCkerson.
Citizens of Partridge have become
incensed at certain carousals alleged
to be carried on during the silent hours
of night by young men, some Of them
married, over jug of liquor and u
game of poker, They have offered a
reward Of $4,000 for the arrest and con.
viction on charge of selling liquor and
gambling.
The First National Bank has about
completed the reiuvinating Of the in
terror Of its building and 1t is now
more metropolitan than anything
else in this section of the State.
The ceiling is pressed steel coated with
aluminium. However, there is consld-
cradle finishing work to DO yet before
it is considered done.
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A. j. Hughs, one of the men at work
on ColIaday's bdiding got a fall last
week which might have been very SER
lous. A prop to a sCaffoled on
which he was working some four
teen feet from the ground, was pulled
out by thoughtless workman letting
him and a wheelbarrow of stone fall to
the ground. He was not seriously in
jured but is laid up for repairs.
Last Friday morning the Reno
county bar association voted to drop
&, Q Clark from itsrol of members.
1t also passed aresolution requesting
Judge Simpson to appoint committee
topresent formal charges for disbarr-
ment proceedings. His name bias up
to this time appeared on all the pub
lished lists Of their membership and the
attorneys do not like their names to
appear with those of men serving in the