Hutchinson gazette., 1901-12-19
LOCAL INCIDENTS.
G.. ,dv of BOSTON Dental Parlors,

school district A3 to take the place ol ~
Cook deceased
HTst makes the latest styles and de-
signs in photographs; go to him tor your
pictures
c, A. Steinhour left this morning Tor
Ellinwood and Great Bend where he VIII
do some painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, II. Stevenson and
Miss Jennie Price Of Turon stopped over
in the city yesterday,
Cabinet photos, Sl.OO per Dozen
Other work In same proportion, at
the Star Gallery, 10 South Maln'
Anthony Oswald Of Baumont, Tex ar
rived In the city this morning Tor lew
days visit with his son, Charles Oswald
County Clerk VIM. Newlin has again
rented his eighty-acre farm west oi
Town to T, J, Yerkes for the coming
year.
Cecil Lewis who is employed in a
large shoe store in Washington d. C. Is
to become assistant manager the first OF
the year.
The box social held at Arlington last
Friday evening netted the school about
$40 which will be used in papering tie
building.
want an agent to furnish teams and
wagon, to sell medicines IN Reno
and other counties, DR.. Oyster, Paola
Kansas.
A marriage license has been granted
to Mr.. James Morgan aged al and Miss
Anna l., Reed aged 10 both OF Patterson
Harvey county Kans.
A. j. Graves, the coal dealer, left
Tuesday night for Joliet, Ill, to visit
friends and relatives during the h0ll-
days near his old home.
Louis Meyer, son Of Z. L. Meyer, who
has been attending the Colorado college
at Colorado Springs, is expected home
the middle OF next week.
The eight grade test will be held De-
cember 18th. Teachers will grade man
uscripts and forward the same to the
county superintendent's Office.
S. II. Durand Of Anadarko, Okla,
formerly resident of Mcpherson Co.
and prominent in politics in that place
is here today visiting his old friend, Judge
Hadsell.
A. b. Caldwell slipped on the Ice as
he was going up the steps to his house
a few nights ago and fell so as to
break a rib. He has been around
however.
Fred Edgecomb who has been making
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Van
deveer for the past year will leave Mon
day for a visit with his parents in Utica
Ill. and return after the holidays.
j. W. Buffers Of Prairie City, Iowa
has arrived in this city with his fam
lily and.will make his future home
with us. Mr.. Buffers has been en-
gagged in the wholesale produce busi-
ness.
Supt. Dayhoff received letter from
Prof. Jackson Of Nickerson who has been
very i'll the past few weeks with nervous
rheumatism, Prof. Jackson says that he
is able to be up now and will make a
visit to Hutchinson in a few days.
o. d. Nelson returned this morning
from Sylvia, where he has been over
hauling Corless engine for the Sylvia
milling company. Mr.. Nelson will 60
to Wichita the first Of the week where he
has accepted a position in machine
shop.
Charles Tedrick who h as been princi-
pal of the Northside school building has
rendered his resignation to the board of
education to take effect the first of the
year. II is not stated but 1t is under
stood that Mr. Tedrck will 60 on the
road after his resignation takes effect.
The ice during the cold spell is re-
sponsible for a good many falls of
which some have been serious Will
liam ID. Hodson Of 1875 West Tenth
Street fell Monday morning and has
broken arm in consequence, The
fracture occurred between the elbow
and shoulder. He had just started out
to do his morning chores when he
fell.
Rev. d. Y. Donaldson Of the Chris
tian church of this city has been
holding a meeting at Allne, Oklaho-
ma, and it is reported with excellent
success. He sent word home that he
would preach here Sunday, but it
failed to arrive in time to be an
nounced, and he failed to arrive to fill
the engagement, so the two failures
came out together.
The later news concerning the death
of Clabe Duval indicates that it was
the result of an acute attack Of pneu-