Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-18

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LOCAL AND PERRONAL,
Rice county will hold a county fair the
week following the one here
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Fuller living on Ave, G, died Tuesday,
Frank Simmons and family left last
week for Manchester, Okla, where they
will make their home for the present,
A company has been formed at Ster-
ling to bore for oil, The enterprise will
probably bore the investors before 1t Is
finished,
The twelve year old daughter Of Brad
Wells living in the south part OF town
died Monday morning and was buried
the following day.
S. M. McComb of Stafford was in the
city Friday witness in the case OF the
Vandersice Commission Co. against the
Fair & Shaak Co.
Rev, G. A. Manshnrdt who succeeds
Rev. Venum pastor OF the Evangelical
church in this city arrivedto take his
new charge last week.
The Rock Island railroad has been
chosen as the official road by the Ep'
worth League for their convention and
excursion TO the Pacific coast in July
Perhaps the bad spell Of wet weather
which lasted most of last week was just
sent to make us thankful we are not like
those other people that live in the East
Ross Miller who recently returned
from the Philippines has purchased a
restaurant and confectionery and will
open up in the Foeltzer block in the
near future,
The body Of Willis Mcfarland, the
soldier who died in the Philippines, ar
rived in this city on Tuesday and the
funeral was held Wednesday, The
young soldier died several months ago.
Mrs. II. Fierce who has been i'll for
more than a year with peculiar and
usually fatal malady which destroys the
corpuscles of the blood is now very low
and 1t is thought she cannot live much
longer,
Samuel Nave, president Of the Nave,
McCord Wholesale Grocery Co. OF St.
Joseph, Mo. and also president Of the
Sentney Wholesale Grocery Co. Of this
city, died at his home in the first named
city last week, He was one Of the
wealthiest merchants in the West.
The Larned Tiller and Toiler says
that the mud has been two feet deep
for a week except to a one legged man.
This must seem good Twenty or
twenty-five years ago the cracks in the
ground were six or eight feet deep to
any kind OF a man all the year round,
The mud has been so deep for the
last week that trade has been very much
interlered with. People do not feel
like driving through the mud unless it is
absolutely necessary and the weather
has not been such as to require change
TO spring clothing.
On Sunday night at ten o'clock Mr.
Bert Young and Miss Mable Mayer were
united in matrimony Mr. Young is a
popular young man who is member ol
the firm Of Young 4 Son, dealers in
coal. The bride has been one OF the
popular clerks in Livengoods store
A report comes to this Office that the
populists Of Enterprise township held a
meeting a short time ago to discuss the
questions asked by the populist State
central committe. AS a result the deciS'
ion was unanimous that the party organi
zation should be kept in tact and sup
ported,
A Mrs. Anderson wife of a Philippine
soldier and mother of four children, who
lived somewhere in the neighborhood oil
the reiormatory died last week and was
buried by the county, 1t is a very
doubtful kind Of patriotism that takes
men away from their families and leaves
them in such circumstances at time OF
no public danger
The same night that Frank lra's trot'
ting mare was stolen from his stable a
driving horse and buggy was taken from
in front of the Catholic church and has
not been heard from, The latter be.
Ionged to John Wollen who lives East oi
the packing house 1t was a good
horse and was quite likely taken by the
same party that got Mr. lra's.
Emerson Carey has let the contract
for putting down salt well at his ice