Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19

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August.
Rebecca f. Baumer has commence,
suit for divorce from her husband
George J. Banner,
Mrs, Mary l., Libbie was granted
divorce from her husband, Martin l.
Llbbe Tuesday on the grounds OF aban
donment.
At the council meeting last Monda,
there were some strong protests agalns
the hay market In the present Location
on Avenue A, East. The residents o
that neighborhood are asking for its re
moval.
Hutchinson Is to have another cloth
ing house, 1t Is going into the room OF
the southwest corner OF Sherman anc
Main, formerly occupied by the Ow
Pharmacy. Workmen are now prepar
ing shelves etc. and getting ready tC
take in the stock
], U, Brown who Is president of the
county Sunday School Association makes
the suggestion that all the pastors
throughout the county dedicate the regu'
lar meeting Of Sunday night, Sept, 2gth
TO memorial services for president Nc
Kinley.
Several suits here have been com
menced against the Missouri Pacific in
appeal from the condemnation proceed
ings Of the commissioners for
the right Of way through town, Those
who have brought suits are Henry Astle
The Irrigation Loan & Trust Co., three
cases by the latter and two by the former
w. A. Stone also has one case.
Two weeks ago we mentioned a gran
,ary J. II, Johnson has just complied as
being Of about 5000 bushels capacity,
We were evidently missiniormed, as Mr.,
Conley, one Of the builders, told US last
Saturday that Mr.. Johnson already had
over 5000 bushels in it, and had room
for about 1000 bushels yet, That is one
OF the largest farm granaries in this part
of the country, Sylvia Sun.
Frederick Culley who formerly lived
in this place and sold musical instru-
ments, died in Harper where he had re-
Gently moved last week and his remains
arrived in this city Tor burial on Monday,
He leaves a family and was highly re-
spected, The burial services were in
the hands of the A. o, u, W. fraternity
OF which he was 4 member.
The young colored man from Mis-
souri, by the name OF Earnest Willis who
got his skull mashed by jumping from
train going almost at full speed at the
west end Of the Santa Fe yards several
weeks ago, recovered so far as to be
sent home the first of the week. His re.
fusal to die was very obstinate, consid-
ering the kind of a smashup his head
got into.
Now is the time of year that the young
people are going away to college. Miss
Jessie Handy started the first Of the
week to oberin college, Ohio. One Of
G, A. Vandeveers boys left for Yale,
Charlie Williams Jr. has gone back to
Armour institute, Chicago, where he is
taking an electrical course. The Misses
Parks and Stewart left last week for
Oberlin, also,
There was fight on Main Street at
the corner Of Sherman Sunday night
AS usual the two men were intoxicated.
One was a man by the name of CLANCY
who lives in town and the other was
named Nl,burn and lives south OF town.
The town man got knockout blow
over the head that left him unconscious
for some time, The police didn't ar.
rive in time to get the country man be-
fore he left for home.
Mr.. ] Z Sullivan Of Valley township
was in town the first of the week look
ing after his son who has been at Stew
arts hospital for treatment. The young
man is about twenty-five years of age
and his sickness is the result of being
overheated during the hot weather and
the hard trip to ElReno to register He
has been in precarious condition but
is reported as improving some.
DR.. Elias Evers who has long been a
resident of Hutchinson died athis home
at the west end of Avenue b, West on
Friday evening Of a complication
of troubles contracted during
his service in the army, He has
been sick and unable to be around much
for long time, He has been resi-
dent of Hutchinson since 1883. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon at
Avenue F. M. E. church, the services
being conducted by Rev. Dadisman,
The first divorce grained in the new