Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-09

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haitian where he will take course IN
the State agricultural school
There are this year 80 many young
attending the State University
from Reno county that during the va
cation they organized a society here,
Mr. II, B, Vincent Of Alden, who
has been receiving treatment at
Stewards hospital, returned to his
home Sunday. lie had an eye re-
moved,
Fay Smith Is now considerable
better and Is able TO sit up In bed
and Is getting quite an appetite,
His friends who are many, feel very
much encouraged
Mr.. Charles Corp who has been VS.
itlng his parents on Avenue h. West
during his holiday vacation returned
TO the University at Lawrence the
first Of the week.
The county commissioners refused
10 pay n bill Of $500 for fumlgatl0n
supplies contracted by small poX po-
liceman Flske employed by the city,
They evidently hold that these bills
should be paid by the city.
win Ungles who has been stenog-
apher for the law firm Of Prigg &
Williams for the past few years, left
Il few days ago for Las Vegas, New
Mexico where he has an offer of n
position as court stenogMpher.
Mrs. Il. p. johnson won in the
guessing contest at Irvan & Craw-
ford's on the value Of the shoes in the
show window She guessed within
six cents Of the right value on Sl0l.O6
worth Of shoes.
The committee on teachers In the
school board last week recommended
Professor w. w. Willis of Burton,
TO take the position Of principal Of
The north side school made vacant by
the resignation Of Mr.. G. Il. Tedrick.
A petition has been filed with the
county clerk to have all the section
lines in Troy township declared pub
lie highway, The commissioners
have appointed Elmer Everett, Ger
man French and David Negley as
viewers.
The Grand Army and the Relief
Corps held a large meeting Saturday
night at which the officers for the en-
suing year were installed, After the
installation social time was had and
about 300 are reported to have been
present,
Company Il OF the national Guards
have moved camp. The move was a
made Monday. Their armory and
headquarters have been In rooms
next TO the Gazette office, but they
have now gone into Eooms in the
Shaw Theatre
The Royal ncighbors and the Mod
ern. Woadmcn OF America will hola.aa.
public Installation of officers at;thri
Workmcn.hall TO night, They have
arranged a nice program including
singing by the Graves sisters quar-
tctte and music by the orchestra, and
have invited their friends.
Mr.. Levi Renner, the man Of Nick
erson or near there who shot himself
in the forehead some four or five
weeks ago is recovering, and Is now
able to'be around some. The recov-
cry is considered something rather
remarkable. 1t is stated that he has
no recollection Of the shooting.
Rev. Shcrrin of the Episcopal |
church of this city last Sunday |
preached his farewell address and pre-
pared to take his departure for Il new
field Of labor at Dallas, Texas, where
he takes charge Of the Church of the
Incarnation. There will be no preach
ing at the Episcopal church for the
present, but the Sunday School will
be kept up.
The law against. quail shooting Is
now in full force and the man who
shoots must be mighty careful where
lie shoots and how and who sees him
If he does not want Il mighty eXpen-
Sive dinner The new law limits the
fine to one hundred dollars per bird,
but that Is more than many of us
even here among the plutocratS Of
Kansas want to pay.
An item which shows what visitors
think Of the States investment in
the reformatory is taken from the
Pratt County Union which reads us
follows; Deputy Sheriff Gibbons
went to Hutchinson Tuesday to place
Ill Il.