Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-12

OR.J, W. NAeuIRR.
5PEClALISr,
Diseases of Eye, Ear Nose an,
Throat.
Gliasses scientifically Adjusted, once In Nj
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LOCAL AND PERNONAL.
II Is some time since, but come e
think Of 1t, what Is the matter with Hutch
inson ? Has she lost respect for him whC
Iabors and Is heavy laden that labor da,
was not celebrated
The Santa Fe railway company has
brought fepleyen suit against the In
dependent Salt Co., to recover car o.
lumber and car Of stone on which the
freight was not paid,
Band men, who know a good banc
when they hear It, give the Buhler band
which played here during the fair very
good name, The Buhler band Is led by
Professor d. D. Olson.
Mary Ann Sutton, seyenty.fve years
of age has brought suit for divorce from
her husband, John Sutton, aged eighty
four years, after they have lived togeth
er more than fifty years.
S, M. Cooper, who was formerly a
resident Of Hutchinson for many years
and was manager of the Cooper Lumber
CO., has been here during the week at,
tending the convention OF the Christian
church,
Hon, J, N. High, who has been in New
Mexico as a special commissioner OF the
land department for the United States
for the past year, has been spending a
little time on his ranch, in Troy town
ship recently.
A good many OF the old soldiers are
knocking" on Hutchinson as a reunion
town. II isn't so much because they
wanted some beer and couldn't get 1t,
but rather because they wanted to know
where to find it II they should happen
TO want small bot Pratt Republican,
McFall's hack was driven against an
old scale truck which was standing in
the street in front Of Carey's last Wednes
day night and upset with its load Of two
or three passengers. Fortunately no
one was hurt much, One lady passen-
ger was cut in the arm some by running
II through the glass window.
Not all the people who came to town
during fair week attended the big show.
Many of them took advantage Of the ex-
cursion rates to get TO Hutchinson to do
some fall trading Most OF the mer-
chants did thriving business during the
week, especially those who had enter
prisingly advertised for the occasion,
J, w. Baker and number Of other
petitioners from Arlington have been
praying the board of county commits
sioners to close a road about mile and
a half long running westward from the
southwest corner of section /, township
25, range s, The board heard their
prayer and closed the road.
VIM. Brown and a number of others
have petitioned the board of county com.
missioners for the opening Of road on
the section line north and south between
sections one and two, township %, range
2, making two or three bends around the
the creek, in Salt Creek township. The
commissioners appointed L. F Bostck,
A. ID. Buskirk and John Epperson
viewers.
Jas. Crawford, a threshing machine OPP
orator who is working in the Peace Creek
neighborhood, met with a serious acc-
dent Tuesday evening. He was in the
,haymow at the Blaisdel livery barn,
when he stepped backward into the
door leading to the lower floor and fell
striking his head, producing severe con-
cussion of the brain, Sylvia Sun.
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Between the I2th and 18th of August,
two horses belonging to G. W. Cooney
forced their way out of the pasture of
ID. f. Richart in some inconceivable
way and have been missing until Tues
day of this week when they were cap
tured fourteen miles northwest of Claf-
lin. 1t was thought the horses had
been stolen, as nothing had been seen
of them in this neighborhood, ,-Nicker-
son Argosy.
Petitions have been filed with the
county clerk, for the opening Of the four