Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-29

LIN. j. W. MAoUIRE.
SPHC1ALIST,
Diseases OF Eye, Ear, Nose ant
Throat.
Glasaes scientifically Adjusted, Office In MI
.AOnic Temple, hutchinson, kanhas'
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Hon. II. d. Freeman AMI wife who
been living in Rogers, Arkansas, are ex'
pected here TO visit with their relatives
this week, to stay two or three months
Sunday Is generally reported to have
been the hottest Of this hot season. The
thermometer standing 10Y, II is very
certain that Sunday night was the worst
night there being no breath Of air stir
ring.
The fair association under their ar
engagements with the park association
will pay the latter as compensation, one
tenth Of the gate receipts and one.half the
received from the sale of privileges,
This seems 10 be fair division.
The chairman and secretary Of the
democratic county central committee
have called a democratic mass conven-
ton to meet at Abbeyville at the same
time as the popullst convention to nomi.
nate a candidate for county commits
sioner.
At meeting Of the guarantors Of the
Jubilee Association Tuesday night, the
executive committee for the next year
was appointed. Following are the mem
bers; j. L, Penny, E. S. Handy, T, J.,
Templar, Geo. w. Wynans, Jas. Het-
finger
The Arkansas Valley Baptist Associa-
ton was held last Friday and Saturday
at Abbyville, This association includes
a number Of counties in this section Of
the country, and was quite largely at
tended by Baptists from this city and
locality,
More than forty horses OF the harness
class bave been entered for the various
races at the fair Some of these horses
are now at the St. John fair and have
been at the other places on the circuit
and some Of them will start here for the
first time on the circuit
A Hutchinson team Of shootists went
to Kingman to attend the cattlemep's
picnic and contest for the 5000 in prizes
Tuesday. The members OF the team
are Orth Hudson, Harve Miller, Will
Allen, Charlie Willard and w. E. Van
Kuren. They report having easily won
the big prize.
a certain newspaper not TAR distant
which designates the prohibition law as
roaring farce" will find contradiction
to this declaration from one of its class
in Topeka who has just been fined
$4,000 90 and given a sentence of $50
days in jail. It's safe to wager that he
doesn't think it's a roaring farce.
George Conway presented this office
with sample peach from his orchard
which measured eight and one quarter
by eight and three quarters inches in
circumference. Mr.. Conway says he
has number Of peaches like this. He
has eight hundred trees Of the same age
and variety. This is the first year they
have borne.
There will be plenty Of music in this
city fair week. Beside Holidays band
the Buhler band will be here one day.
The Noble Dramatic company which is
TO show here the whole week in the Shaw
Theatre will have its own band and Or
chestra and will play on the streets.
The Gentry Dog and Pony show is to be
here also and of course they will have
music.
1t is announced that J. T, Milestone,
of Plevna is an aspirant for the nomina-
ton for commissioner in this district on
the populist or fusion ticket. Mr., Whet-
stone is successful business man, and
we hope he will secure this slight recog-
milton from his party. His genial dis
position and beaming countenance in
canvas over the district would make the
people feel good anyway.-Sylvia Sun,
George Rummel of Center township
was in town Monday after thorough
bred Berkshire pig he had purchased
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