Hutchinson gazette., 1901-06-06

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DR. j, W, MA0UIRR,
SPEClALIST,
Diseases Of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Glasses scientifically Adjusted. once In Nh
uOnlc Temple, Hutchinson, kuneas,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Charles Coladay, son OF Frank Cola
day, is home from the State University
for vacation,
Mr.. Rawson, the Hutchinson con-
tractor will furnish the screens for the
new court house,
w. G. Fairchild, the attorney, left
Sunday for trip to New York, expect
ing to be gone month,
The Rock Island has laid lao miles of
track southwest Of Liberal and few
months will complete the connections,
The new pans in Carey's salt block
are to be Of cement instead OF iron or
steel. They won't rust out by the salt
water.
There were several delegations from
the west side Of the county attending the
meeting Of the board of equalization
the first Of the week,
G. c. Hughes who for two years has
been carpenter at the reformatory, re-
signed last week to engage in the gro
gerry business at Lawrence A number
of his friends and associates rendered
him reception before leaving.
Miss NJ, Williams OF this city won the
prize in Martins contest. She wrote
ghe words, MARTINS sa,5o, So, 90 and 50 80
shoes can't be excelled in style and 6nish'
2o3 times on one common postal card,
There were some others not far behind.
Mr.. William A. Price and Miss Laura
B. Morse OF this city were married at
the home Of the brides parents on Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Price is now con-
tractor on the Rock Island and the bride
is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. c, B.
Morse Of this city.
Farmers in town Saturday and the
first of the week were feeling very much
discouraged, They generally reported
that there is only one crop that is all
right and safe, and that is alfalfa,
Where this is raised 1t is good this sea
son. Some Of the oats is reported good.
Mr.. John Waldstein Of Clay township
returned from Lndsborg Sunday with
his new wife, They had a wedding
which was attended by nearly one humid
red guests at the brides home at the
Latter place, Mr., Waldstein is pros
porous young Sweede farmer who has
many friends TO congratulate him.
AT the State bankers association
which was held at Leavenworth last
week, Mr. Willis N. Baker, president Of
the State Exchange bank Of this city,
was elected vice president of the Fourth
district OF this State Mr.. Baker is a
progressive and ambitious young busi-
ness man who will faithfully perform
his duties. His selection is a good one
for the association.
At the meeting of the city council last
Wednesday night an ordinance was
passed reducing the salaries as follows
City clerk reduced from $1,000 to $50 90
per month and only required to be in
the Office from 1880 p, m. to $50. Police
Judge cut from $50, 90 per month to $40 90
with office hours the same. The $1,000
district court fee Of the city attorney
was cut off, Otherwise the salaries
were not changed.
This year there has been something
of a contest over the office OF
the grand secretary of the Odd
Fellows Of the State, the Office which
has been held for four or five years by
ID. W, Kent of this county. But the an
nouncement is made that enough of the
returns are in to make sure his re.elec-
tion. Mr., Kent's friends in this county
will again have caues to congratulate
him.
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Mrs, A. Hartman who is known as one
of the early settlers Of Reno county,
died at her home on Sixth avenue West