Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

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L0oAL AND PERaOEAL.
There viii be u box supper given by
The Abbyyllle school Wednesday night,
November ~, All are Invited, La
dies please bring boxes.
Rev, Dadlsman Is holding n series
of revival services In Mitchell church
in Grant township and the pulpit at
Hadley Chapel was filled by Rev.
Wilkinson, Il superOnnuNtcd minister
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The six months old child Of Mr., and
Mrs. II. s. Jones who live few miles
northest Of town, died Saturday
night. The funeral was held at the
Mitchell church Monday afternoon.
G. 0. Combs has brought suit
against Jacob Miller to rccoyeG his
commission for trading his farm for
some city property, Combs claims
ne made the trade and wants $1,000
therefor.
The Graves Sisters Quartettc Of this
city are billed for an entertainment at
Turon during the Holidays and are
quite highly recommcndedi and well
they may be, They will give u first
class entertainment.
Mrs, Lucy Mitcehll, left for Hutch
lnson Monday morning, where she has
accepted a position in the Liyengood
general store. Mrs Mitchell has run
u country store and wagon in Langdon
township for some time past and will
be greatly missed by her numerous
customers. Arlington Enterprise.
Ex-Judge Leslie, formerly Of this
place, is now in Chicago, and upon
one corner Of his letter head, carries
a notice that might startle some of
his old associates II runs as follows {;
"No cases investigated where fees
are less than S50O.OO"
Alfred Allen has filed his petni0n
in the district court for divorce from
his wife, Sarah Allen, The couple
were married in Stafford, Stafford
county in June 1897 and he alleges
abandonment within three months
from that time.
The Stafford Republican mourns the
loss Of good citizen In the removal
of /. II. Cook who has leased black
smith shop on Second Avenue West
in this city. 1t promises to give him
a better notice when he returns In a
few months. But. 1t may be fooled,
Hutchinson generally keeps good citi-
2cns who come here,
The Reno county gun club held an
other shoot last Friday 1t was the
regular monthly shoot for the Peters
Cartridges Co.. S prize, II was won
10y WIN Allen on a score of twenty
three out Of twenty-five in the fore
noon, and hfty-four out of sixty in
fhc afternoon.
Mr.. Foster Rcynols from Newton,
Iowa, who came here about six weeks
ago for his health, died Monday fore
noon, while preparing for his trip
home. He had been afflicted with
consumption and his mother had pur-
chased tickets for their return. lie
was helped down stairs and then col
Iapsed before they could get to the
train, dying few minutes later,
Mr.. Wiley Of the Rorabaugh Wiley
GO. has been In Wichita this week
acting as manager pro TEN for the
big Wichita house belonging to his
firm. The manager at that place has
had serious illness in his family which
necessitated this step. The Wichita
store Is the largest In that city and
was recently purchased by the Rora-
baugh Go. Mr.Wlley will probably be
at his old place here next week.
There will be a Farmers institute
held at the NJ. H. church In this
city on Saturday, December 1th, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and lasting until evening, The pro-
gram will be published next week.
A number Of speakers from abroad
will be present and the program will
he an interesting one, so one and all
should come. Don't forget the date.
Tur0n Press.
We today offer our readers some
thing entirely new and original In
the missing word business, 1t Is
this: A good church deacon accident
ally sat down on the business end of
a carpet tack. lie at once sprang up
and said only two words. The last
was eft" ANY perSOn guessing the