People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-10
HunneNeII.
Warren Brumley is spending a few
days vacation in Winfield.


the stove Thursday and burned itself
badly.
Ora Graf and Miss Nellie Broadley
drove through Hunnewell Sunday az
ternoon.
G. W. Avery and J. T. Johnston
started for their claims Sunday to file
on their claims.
The exercises at the school house
Friday afternoon were highly apprc-
ciated by all. Special mention must
be given the seven little girls for the
charming way they pictured the days
Of the week.
DR.. L. o. Cox has rented a room for
his Office In the front part Of the
Johnston hotel.
The baby daughter of James Year
out died Friday, Nov. 3, 1898. The
little one has suffered for months
and although we sympathize with
the bereayed parents, we know that
little Nellie is free from suffering and
happy with baby angels in heaven.
Saturday the remains were inferred
in the cemetery near South Haven.
Ed Tinkham, editor OF the Weekly
Journal at Wellington, passed through
the city Sunday. AS he was well
armed we supposed he had been hunt
ing, but the game was ''out Of sight"
Now that the election is over, let
everybody come in and subscribe for
the VOICE.
A. A. Nall, Of the Blackwell Record,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Sunday and reports Blackwell still
booming. They are soon to have an
election to incorporate, by which they
expect to greatly advance the inter.
ests Of that city.
We are sorry to note the death Of
Bro. Jack Henthorn, editor Of the
Blackwell Eagle, on Wednesday Of
Hast week.
Jas. Ward and wife spent Sunday al
| Blackwell.
| Col. W. T. Sullivan left Sunday
morning for Kansas City.
D.-Winaeld received word Mon
day that his brothers store had beer
burned.
E. A. Black and L. Webster, bott
Of Wellington, put up at the John
stOn hotel Sunday night.
Mrs. ]. T. Johnston was in yelling
ton Monday.
Jno. Shobe, Of Wellington, wa
here Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ralston, Of Blackwell
was in the city Sunday.
Marion Birdsell left Sunday morn
ing for the land office.
Miss Cora Duck spent Sunday after
noon with her brother and sister
who live near South Haven.
Mrs. J. Kincade drove down to he
claim Sunday.
r. D. Mcknight will put in a larg
store soon.
DR.. L. A. Patton left Friday morn
ing for his home in Winfield.
Jacob Curtis, of St. Louis, Ok.
: came up Friday and returned Satur
day.
: Mrs. W. c. Jones went to Welling
ton Saturday.
: G. A. POppletOn left Saturda
. morning for COmanche county, Kans
r. W. Brown came in Saturda
morning from Sab5uck, Texas.
J. H. Will and wifewent to Arkar
sas City Saturday morning and fror
there they will go to their home i
| Kansas City.
L. II. Simmons, of Wellington
passed through here Saturday morT
on his way to his claim.
! John Gorsage left Monday morI
ing to visit his parents in Eskridg,
Kansas.
NJ. NJ. McCann went to Wellingto
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Heblin went owe
to Santa Fe, Ok, the first of the wee
on legal business.
p. J. r. Latta and wife came frol
Blackwell Sunday morning. enrout
e to their home in Wellington.
Z. Z. SnodgraSS, of Blackwell, W;
n in the city Sunday.
+ L. II. Barnes left Monday mOrniu
r for his home in Wateryille, Kansas.
J. ". Hamburg was up from Sa
5 Fork Sunday.
". NJ. Wilson spent Sunday
Wellington.
5 Joe Mayfeld returned from I'll
4 land office at Perry Saturday.