People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-13
1ulvane.
Cranberries at Sherman's.

7ulvane.
Cranberries at Shermans.
Ed. j. c. Frazee went to RagO,
Kingman county, to hold a series Of
meetings.
Perfect jam at Shermln's for Pamp-
kinS.
Harvey MoSier is suffering more Sc
yerely than usual from consumption.
He is now bedfaSt.
Colorado Potatoes cheap at Sher-
mans.
Cashier Hill has gone to the Worlds
Fair. Charles HOdgson is handling
the cash at the bank.
Go to Sherman's for genuine Buck
wheat Flour.
Will Frazee has gone to Indiana to
visit his sister. He stops in Chicago
one week. He may Stay all winter.
For the best and largest assortment
of Vegetables go to Sherman's.
Emmett Ward, formerly Mulyane,
gOJ fine claim almost adjoining
Blackwell. He paid $4OO for the re-
linQuiShment.
Always find at Sherman'S the most
reliable and tlrst-claSs Groceries in
town.
The Santa Fe train south Wednes-
day was composed of twelve coaches,
all crowded. 1t was an eastern eX-
curSiOn, bound for the Strip.
FirSt-class Groceries in exchange
for Butter and Eggs and all kinds of
Produce at Sherman'S.
Charley Parrot, who has been pros
trated for year past with lung
trouble, is growing considerably bet
ter. lie is now able to walk across
the street.
Our good natured contemporary,
Father Reed, will net scorn the
VOICE. We hope to make a POpulist
out of him before the gold standard
gets its fangS on the peoples pocket
books.
Mrs. B. II. Ward, who has been Wis
iting some days in Mulyane left Mon
day for Winfield, from whence she
will go to her home in Caldwell. We
are glad to know that she thinks of
making Mulyane her home again
soon,
Mr.. Hyatt, OneOf Mulrane's carpen-
| terS, met with serious accident Non
day. He was working on the second
story Of the new brick building when
/ his ladder turned with him and he
4 fell on his head. lie was badly hurt
and at this writing is in a very bad
condition.
Tue panic does not appear to affect
Mulyane severely. Our merchants
are all doing a good Business. TO tell
the truth about it, no town in Sum
ner county has a better set Of mer-
chants than Mulyane. They are
wide awake and up with the times.
A desire has been expressed that
inasmuch as Mulyane is on the cOun-
ty line, Superintendents Mclaughlin,
Of Sumner county, and COlville, Of
Sedgwick county, agree on date and
visit the Mulyane schools together.
Mulyane is proud Of her schools and
wants both counties to be informed
of their excellence
In the matter of the Mulvane ex-
tension of the Santa Te, the railroad
commissioners have decided that on
account OF the fact that this branch
is run at loss, not to compel the
company to fulfill its contract, but
has ordered a better train service and
better connections with the main
line. They were given thirty days to
comply with the order.
Thomas Jackson, who was seriously
pounded up a few days since by Dane
Lappan, is able to be out again, lit
tie disagured, but still in the ring
| He was arrested on a city warrant
and taken before Esq. Gould Monday
for provoking an assault. He asked
for continuance and was refused
then demanded jury, which under
city laws, was denied. He then asked
for permission to step out. which Wa,
granted and he did not stop until b,
had crossed the city limits, where ht
still remains. He has fled complaint
against Lappan ct al for assault anC
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