People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-02

The fourteen-year-old son Of George
R. Fultz has been placed in the State
Reform school by request of his faith
er. Family complications were the
cause of his being taken there. The
boy is real shrewd and will, no doubt,
return an exemplary young man.
Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston, will
deliver his lecture, ultimate Amer
ica," here on the 9th of December.
This will be the second entertain
ment under the auspices of the Wei
lingtOn Lecture Course. The enter
tainment will doubtless be excellent.
A great many persons, who have
found relief from no other
treatment, have been cured
of rheumatism by Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. Do not give up
until you have tried it. 1t is only so
cents per bottle. For sale by H. +.
Smith.
The revival services at the Chris
tian church began Sunday. Rev Van
Pelt, the evangelist, is good preach
er and will doubtless hold a success
full meeting. The singer, Mr.. Smith,
has arrived and his singing is excel
lent. A few additions to the church
have been made.
We have a variety Of over 100 styles
of wedding invitations and cards.
Parties intending to commit matri-
mony during the holiday season
should come in and make their selec-
lions. We have some very handsome
styles. The VOICE takes back seat
for nobody on this class of work.
The Methodists Of this city have Sc
cured the services of the Rev. j. H.
Lockwood. D. D., Of Salina, for next
Sunday mornings services. He is a
leading minister of that church in
this state, distinguished for his piety
and zeal, as well as for his ability.
All who hear him will be helped.
Phoebe Burge was granted a divorce
by Judge Ray from Henry A. Burge,
with the custody Of the minor chill
dren and her maiden name, Phoebe
BimSOn, restored. The parties live
at Conway Springs. Ready & Ready
were the attorneys. In fact they ap'
pear to be the divorce lawyers of the
town.
Interesting union Thanksgiving
services were held at the Christian
church last Thursday, the sermon
being preached by Rev. ]. E. Den
ham, of the Baptist congregation. A
collection amounting to Sl5 was taker
I'D to be distributed by committee
of one appointed from each church il
the city.
DR.. j. f. Robertson and Quick, Of
Caldwell, are building up quite
trade in imported horses. They have
recently sold quite a number of En-
gliSh Shire, PercherOn and Frencl
Coach horses. They are good, reliable
men to deal with, and anyone think
ing of investing will do well to SCI
them. Notice their card in thu
VOICE elsewhere.
Two of WellingtOnS young couples
were married on Thanksgiving. j
R. Pepperdine and Miss Minnie Cox
by Rev. Thomas Penick at the Cum
berland Presbyterian parsonage. AnC
Ed. Huffman and Miss Rosa NJ
Cochran, by Rev. J. D. BOtkin at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradfdd
Both couples will make Wellington
their future home. The VOICE eX
tends congratulations.
Miss Alice Mae HASTE died at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. X. HASTE, on North A. street, Sun
day morning, of typhOid-pneumonia
She was "A years of age. Her death
will be regretted byher many friends
The funeral services were held at the
family residence Tuesday afternoon
at , o'clock by Rev. DR.. Keyes, after
which her remains were inferred in
the Prairie Lawn cemetery.
A case is reported in this city
wherein young lady, residing few
miles from the city, has created quite
a sensation, She left her home and
went to Wichita for the purpose Of
marrying young man who was tC
meet her there. She remained in
that city about a week, but the young
man failed to put in his appearance
She was brought home Monday last
opd committed hv prohata IudOf