Hutchinson gazette., 1901-12-26
LOCAL INCIDENTS.

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Walter Layman Of Arlington met
his sister In this city Friday on her
way home from the State Normal at
Emporla for the holidays.
Joseph Fontron Of Kansas CITY Is
spending holidays with his parents,
Joe Is now u pMctlclng attorney OF
Kansas City and one Of the promising
ones.
Roy Rutlcdgc, tho son Of j. Rut'
ledge, county commissioners from the
third district, died at his fathers
home near Arlington the latter part
Of the week,
The Sheriff Of Leayenworth county,
Mr.. Everhardy, arrived In this clty
last Saturday with an Inmate for the
reformatory, young man by the
name Of Fred Edgell.
Three Reno county boys, Norman
Totten, Herbert Lauer and Clarence
Briggs arrived in this city from Law
renee TO spend the holidays. These
boys are in quest Of learning on the
summit of Mount Dread.
II. V. Russell made a trip to Hutch
inson yesterday to see his sister, Mrs,
Holmsten, who was i'll at the Stewart
hospital, She is reported nearly well
and will probably come home tomor-
row. Barton County Beacon,
1t is reported that Mr., II, p. Ma
gulre has sold his farm near Haven
and will build on his farm north of
this city, Mr., Mcguire Is one OF the
prominent swine breeders Of this
State, and had u fine farm in Haven
township,
Mr.. Arthur Cratz who has been
here for a month or two installing
the new telephone plant has com
pleted his work and returned to Chi
cago. This indicates that the new
company very nearly have their plant
ready for full service.
Mr.. Arthur Daggett has purchased
the interest of his partner, Mr. o.
Neil, in their shoe store, and hereaf-
Ter, he will be his own manager.
The shoe buyers Of western Kansas
will miss q good salesman, but this
city will keep good business man.
There was u small blaze at the cen
tral school building one day last week
which created considerable excite
ment for the time. In some mystic
riuos manner it caught In the waste
paper basket. 1t was discovered be-
fore 1t burned much and Professor
Price threw II out Of doors.
DIR. Irwin, pastor Of the presbyte-
rian church, was thrown from his
buggy In Il runaway Saturday after
noon. lie was picked up and doc
tors were summoned. His injuries |
were soon determined to be not very |
serious however, being only n little
bruised about the jaw and shoulder,
Practically all the trains on the
Santa Fe have been running behind
time of late. As the really heavy |
trade for holiday traffic has only Just
commenced, there is not much pros
Irpect for improvement in the very near
future. The trains from the west
have been on better time than those
from the east.
Mr.. William Astle Of Haven who is
well known as Il prominent citizen of
that place Is now recovering very
nicely from the very serious and diff
cult operation which was performed
upon him about five weeks ago. The
operation was one for gall stone and
was done at the Stewart hospital.
lie Is now able to sit up, and his re-
-coyery IL thought to be assured
Mr.. Harry 4. Hahn Of Ration, New
Mexico and Miss Jennie Brusho of
this city were married at the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs, Hicks, who
lives ON Avenue Twelfth, West. The
ceremony was performed by Dr. llod-
son of the first NJ. Il, church. The
groom Is in the employ of the Santa
Fc at Ration, and the bride is a
teacher of painting.
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Bart Saxon of Pekin was given a
fine of &17.0O in Judge Morris'S court
Tuesday on the charge of assault and
battery The complaining witness