Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-16


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DR.J, W, MAeUIRE.
SPnClALISr,
Diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose AMI
Throat.
Glassos scientifically Adjusted. olce In MI
sonic Temple, Hutchinson, kanaas.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Between the U. {, rs, and w. c. T,
Us. there was a rather strong mixture OF
Cs. rs. and Us. In this city last week,
L. Headings Is closing out his country
cured meat and pure country lard Now
is the time 10 lay in supply for sum
mer use, No. Iy, Second West,
Mrs. G. W. Winans Of this city was
elected treasurer OF the Federated Wo'
mems Clubs of the State at their meet
ing at Leavenworth last week, It is a
position OF considerable honor.
Hon, F, P. Hettinger left Monday for
a trip to Philadelphia where he will at
tend the National Assembly of the Pres
byterian church as lay commissioner.
He expects to be gone about two and
half weeks.
Cyrus Taylor who has been in the
Philippines as soldier for something
like two years arrived in this city Mon
day, =" back from wars" He Is visiting
among his friends, and will probably re-
man in this section.
Bert Wechon son Of Dan Wechon,
the liveryman who enlisted for the Philip
pine service couple of years ago, is
home. He Is one OF the few soldiers
with whom the trip agreed However
he is glad 70 get home.
Governor Stanley has appointed FIR.
Iacharias of Harper county to be
member of the reformatory board. He
succeeds W. j. Lingenfelter, who was
first appointed by Governor Morrill, as
a populist and later re.appointed by
Governor Leedy.
According to the report of the State
board of health which was printed last
week, there have been but FIVE deaths
from the so.called small pox in the State
this winter Aside from the necessity
of being quarantined, it is not one-half
as bad disease as the grip.
The little town of Langdon is still
growing. The Arlington State bank
has opened branch in that town to be
open for the present two days in a week,
Tuesdays and Fridays. There is some
talk of starting a local paper, The
merchants are very busy with a good
trade.
DR., w, r, Cone attended the State
meeting OF the dentists Of Kansas last
week and secured the next State meet
ing for Hutchinson, The dentists have
a large organization and the meeting
will be one of considerable importance.
The meeting this year was held at Leav.
enworth.
Many farmers complain bitterly of
the dry weather, and as much because of
its effect on corn as well as on the wheat
Where corn was planted rather shallow
1T has started and then dried out and
perished. The spring too was so late
that some Of the corn rotted during the
week of the cold rain.
Levi S. Mcfarland who for many
years has been respected citizen of
Hutchinson, died at his home in this
city on Wednesday afternoon Of last
week, He was an old soldier and an
elder in the Christian church at which
the funeral services were held on Eri.
day afternoon, the sermon being deliv.
cred by Rev. ID. Y, Donaldson.
Judge Simpson has appointed Charlie
Collins, A. J. Mallick, and Colin Cam.
pbell as condemnation commissioners to
lay off and condemn the land and town
lots along the right Of way for the Mis-
souri, Pacific for its new track from its
present depot to the point where it is to
join the road now built, They will
meet and begin work on Tuesday June
10th.
A wedding occurred at the residence
of Mr., and Mrs. Eldon Cockey in Lin
coin township on Wednesday evening
OF last week at which Mr.. Jackson S. |
Hostutler and Miss LYDIA Babb both OF
this city were the contracting parties.
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