People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-08
Belle Plaine.

The club will give another dance
Ed Longsides went to Enid Friday
evening.
c. A. Barry moved into his resi-
dence property Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Martin left
for Falls City, Neb.
Sam McHarg attended the poultry
show in Wellington last week.
DR.. Love returned to his home at
HenneSSey, o. T., last Tuesday.
Messrs. Milt Nixon and NJ. How
ard started for Round Pond Tuesday.
G. G.. Patterson and family moved
to JOpesburg, Kansas, last Tuesday.
Our popular young friend, Jim Nc
Gully, returned from the Strip Mon
day.
Yewell Griffith is the happy father
OF a fine girl, born Wednesday Of last
week.
VIM. Wright removed to Maitland,
Hoyt county, No, the first Of the
week.
J. e. Cline, of Cloyerdale, Indiana,
was visiting here the first of the
week.
Miss Efie Clineis keeping house for
her grandfather, Capt. ]. Wright, Of
this city.
Elmer Layne, popular clerk Of
Wellington, was visiting friends in
this vicinity Sunday.
The Barton farm east of town was
sold last Monday to Davidson, Of
Wichita. Consideration, $500.
Joe Vanselous has bought the T. B.
Malernee farm in the north part of
this township; consideration, 81, 800.
Miss Matte Niece came over from
Winfield Thursday and ate Thanks
giving turkey. She returned Mon
day.
MeSsrS. NJ. st. Clair, VIM. Duvall, O.
P. Perkins and Major Hurt returned
from two weeks hunt in the terri.
tory Saturday.
Mr. Peters, a brother Of Rev. Burns
wife, came over from Whitfield
Thanksgiving day On visit to his
sister. He is attending college.
Grandma Sparger and daughter
Nellie left Monday for their old home
in Iowa. Grandpa Sparger and son.
will follow at some future date.
Joe Martin and family are up from
the Strip visiting Mrs. Martins faith
er, d. f. Shafer. Mr.. Martin sue
ceeded in securing a good claim east
of Enid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilchrist, ac
cOmpanied by Miss Jessie Robinson
started Tuesday for visit to Lonl
Beach, California. They will remain
during the winter.
Prof. D. A. Iliff and Misses Lyd;
Howard, Kate Retherford, Florenc,
Barton and Clara Ross attended the
Southwestern Teachers Association
at Winfield Thursday and Friday.
Elder BrOaddus was surprised Sat
urday evening by a number OF
his friends coming in with well
filled baskets, after which all partooE
of bOuntiful repast. Mr.. Broaddu:
was presented with a handsome chair
such as would give comfort to the
most carewOrn traveller. All present
enjoyed the occasion. Many were
prevented from going by the inclem
ency of the weather.
Died-Nov. 2S, 1893, at his home in
Palestine township. Sumner county,
Jesse Fisher, aged 20 years, l month
and Is days. The deceased was born
in Macon county, ILL.,, Sept. 10, 1861.
He was married to Elizabeth A. Tay.
lor Nov. %, 1888. To their union two
children we're born, the older four
years old, the younger eight months
Bro. Jesse obeyed the gospel under
the preaching Of Bro. Skaggs in the
year 1888. The funeral was held al
the house Thanksgiving day, Elder
Frazee officiating, after which the re.
mains were deposited in the Oxford
cemetery. Although it was an ex.
ceedingly cold day, large number Of
relatives and friends followed the re-
mains to their last resting place.
BY far the largest amount and
greatest variety Of toilet soaps at
Maxey Bros.
A fresh lot Of patent medicines and
drugs just received at Haltiwanger's