Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-16
LOCAL INCIDENTS,
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The Haven journal says "The
Farmers Elevator Office Is connected
by wire with all parts Of the world,
as they had n phone put In this
week, "
Mr. YNggy Of the celebrated tree
farm u few miles up the river Is adr
vertlsIng to gIye away fire wood to
anyone that will haul 1t away. This
certainly seems strange and weird to
one who has lived In western Kansas
for twenty or thirty years,
IL, j. Astle and ed Ladd chartered
n car and have left for the new coun'
try. They had so many things they
thought this the best way to move,
We are sorry to loose IL, j, from our
city and we believe he soon will get
tired Of farming and soon go into
business In town. Haven Journal
John Johnson from Haven was mr.
ralgned In the district court Friday
charged with selling liquor There
were four counts laid up against him,
and he concluded that discretion Is
the better part Of yalOur, and ar
ranged to plead guilty to one, How
ever the costs. In his case run up to
$500
\ man and woman who are inmates
at the poor farm wanted to get mar
ricd recently, but Superintendent j.
n. Farmer firmly put his foot down
and nippcd the "bloomin' business
in the bud, They said If they got
married they would go out and try to
make n living for themselves, Pratt
County Union,
A sensation in high life Is shaking
mp Hutchinson these days. Keep
cool ladies and gentlemen, and re-
member the half has never been told,
and 1t may come your turn yet.
When we look over our information
drawer we are much surprised to hear
of some folks, talking Pratt
County Union. -,..,.l o.
Monday morning the old board of
county commissioners died, 1t had
served Its allotted time and expired by
law The newly elected commissioners,
Mr.. Bane, was sworn in and now sits
with as much gravity craven upon his
brow as any Of the older members.
The new board organized by electlng
Mr. Barrett chairman, b
The ease Of Dale Smith, the boy
who lives in Missouri and was hurt
while beating his way west over the
Santa Fc near'here has been compro-
missed by his attorney, il. Fierce, for
payment of $500, II was claimed
that the trainmen had forced him
from the train by threats and intim-
ldati0n while the train was under
Il good head of speed.
Mr., j. G.. Hall formerly Of the firm
of Dendy & Hall, live stock and COM
mission dealers of this city, was here
the fore part Of the week He Is now
in business in ElpasSO, Texas. lie Is
here to procure couple of ear loads
of high grade Hereford bulls with
which to grade up the cattle of his
district. lie haS recently made sale
of some large ranches In New Mexico.
The NickerSon Milling company
have ordered new rollers for the mill
which will increase the capaEttyG.
about one third. This was necessary
on account of the increase In business
during the past few months. They
have been compelled to run the mill
both night and day at various times,
and they expect to remedy this by
putting in new machinery, NicEcr-
son Argosy,
A COlOred woman about furty-live
years old was last Thursday adludged
insane in Judge Campbell'S court.
Her husband and two or three chill
dren live in this city, but she has not
been living with them, She will be
taken to one of'the state asylums as
soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made 1t is not n very com
mon occurrence to learn Of a colored
man or woman being adiudged Insane.
They seldom take life seriously
enough to go crazy
Harry Young, son Of W. :. Young,
the coal dealer at the corner0f Fourth
and Main, is here visiting his parents.
Harry is deputy clerk Of the district