People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-27
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Belle Plaine.
1t is still dry and windy.
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Belle Plaine has new meat market.
Ed FOltz returned from the fair
Monday.
Diphtheria has presented itself in
our midst.
Henry Elmers visited Wichita
Tuesday.
Charles Martin returned from Iowa
Saturday.
Vim. Longsides went to Wichita
Saturday.
W. H. Hitchcock is selling grocer
les at cost.
Harry Hatfield visited Wellington
Saturday.
Grandma Mckinney is up and
around again.
Miss Maggie Dull was home On
visit Sunday.
Arthur Brown returned from Chi
cago Tuesday.
Elmer Bennett is attending the |
Fair this week.
Herschel Funk is attending the |
Fair at Chicago.
Look for Billy, the Tailors ad. in
another column.
Mrs. Cap Wright is quite sick at
present writing.
Ed LOngSides is the happy father
of a bouncing boy.
L. R. MOgle was doing business at
Wichita Tuesday.
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for three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Reed returned
from the Fair Friday.
VIM. Tabor was released from the
U. S. Jail last Saturday.
Elmer Cornwell succeeded in get
ting claim in the Strip.
John Hickman was up from We'll
lingtOn the first of the week.
Ivan Hatfield is visiting relatives
and friends near Pekin, Ills.
Mr.. Marsh aud family, of Palestine.
visited friends here Sunday.
Call on Billy, the tailor. and get
prices on tailor made clothes.
Wm, Lane purchased two thorough
bred Jersey shOats last week.
NJ. W. Tabor and family were doing
business in Wellington Wednesday.
Lou Salter, of Argonia, was the
guest of j. A. Skinner last Tuesday.
Charles Forney welded the birch in
his brother Albert'S stead last Mon
day.
Miss Edna Curtis, of Eldorado, had
her collar bOne broken one day last
week.
Miss Lizzie HirOns. of Wellington,
was the guest of Miss Mona Wallace
last Sunday.
Howard & Large have just complet-
ed two story building on their lots
in Round Pond.
James Large cOntemplates remov-
ing his family to Round Pond in the
very near future.
Commissioner HeSkett was greeting
old friends and forming new ones on
our streets Saturday.
Orville Arnett has purchased the
bake oven recently owned and oper-
ated by Geo. Howard.
Who can poll township when the
people are continually going to and
coming from the Strip?
R. H. Allen left Saturday for Oma-
ha, Neb., where he will engage in
the horse shOeing business.
Prof Brothers, of Rome, Kans.. or
ganized singing class az the Kirby
school house Wednesday eve.
Ed j. E. Cain left for the Worlds
Fair Monday. He will remain in H.
linOiS about five or six weeks.
The FanSelOuS brothers returned
from the Strip last week. They were
unfortunate in getting claims.
A singing class was organized We'd
neSday evening at the NJ. E. church
with Prof. S. S. Mountz as instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ren Parker and Mr.
and Mrs. T. w. Andrews departed
Sunday morning for Chicago and the
fair.
Did you see those iron cages at |.
Willey'S? Every voter must enter
within the bar at the coming cleo
tiOn.
Charles Sadler, the Republican can
didate for county clerk. was in town
Monday shaking hands with his many
friends.
Shirley Reitz is up from Round
Pond, where he and his brother
George are engaged in the grocery
business.
ThOs. SurtreeS and family of Col
wlch, kans., passed through here
sunday on their way to Geuda Springs
for their health.
There will be match ball game on
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the blue grass addition next Saturday
afternoon between the Belle Plaine
and Riyerdale clubs.
Forest Barton and Gertrude Ne
GleShan were united in wedlock last
Thursday evening at Moran. Kans.
An account OF the wedding will ap-
pear in the next issue.