People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-22
Belle Plaine.

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C.J. Carver was in the city Mon
day.
Jud Mark attended church here
Sunday.
James Fanchiers lost an infant last
Monday.
Sam Arnett visited Wichita Monday
evening.
Robert Barnett lost a fine horse
Saturday.
Joe Sparger secured a good claim in
the Strip.
Miss Grace Douglass was home on
a visit Sunday.
A. LOngsides and son Ed left for
HennesSy Friday.
G. E. Meeker is the happy father
of a fine daughter.
VIM. Duvall was doing business lu
Wellington Monday.
J.P. Martin returned to his home
in Oklahoma Sunday.
d. +. Shafer was sick the first Of
the week with la grippe.
Ida Cornwell will spend the hOli-
day in Coifeyville, Kans.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Henderson
was in our midst Monday.
Howard Dull returned from his
claim in the Strip Sunday.
John Lilly attended the reading
circle in Wellington Saturday.
Geo. JeifrieS and Ed EngledOw
started for the Strip Wednesday,
Milt Dull visited Wichita Thursday
and purchased holiday presents.
S. S. Roach will have a shooting
match near town next Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Shunterman is clerking
for II. R. Funk during the holiday
season
VIM. Allen is lying very low with
typhoid fever at the present writing
James Large and George Howard
are home on a visit during the holi
days. /
J. W. Hatfield took the first degree
in the 40. q. w. lodge last Monday
night.
Mrs. Chas. Stuart, daughter Of JnO
Wright, is very low with typhoid
fever.
The Hatfield Bros took a genera
clean up of their tOnsorial parlor
Monday.
MessrS. Scott Nye and Jack Kerse!
went to Wellington Monday with TIVE
loads ofturkeys.
Orie Funk wears broad smilr
since he came home. There's an eley
en- pound boy at his house.
The band at this place is being re
organized and we are living in hope
of having some good music soon.
Elder Broaddus preached two yer.
interesting and instructive discourse
here Lords day morning and evening
Mrs. C. S. Barner, of Winfield, vii
= spend the holidays with her parent
and other relatives in Palestine town
ship.
Miss Maggie Dull was called HON
; Friday from her school near Perth
the bedside of her aunt, who was yer
sick.
James COrnwell has sold out his il
terest in the farming business to E
: Morris and has moved in with hi
brother Alvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martin aIe d,
+ tanned from returning to their claiI
in the Strip on account Of the sicl
Il ness of their infant son.
d Mr.. Wyatt, of Winfield, lectured
the Presbyterian church Saturda
and Sunday evenings. His busine'
here was to re-organize the Y. P.
iC.E.
t. Elder Sassius, of Tohee, o. T., d
" livered two excellent discourses
the congregation at Palestine la
v Lords day. His sermons have IL
true gospel ring.
The infant son of S. r. Mogle can
very near suffocating last Saturda
It 1t seems that gas had collected
C. the base burner and on it beiI
D. opened escaped into the room.
n Cards are cut announcing the we
ding of Mr.. Frank FOrney, Of this '
1t cinity and Miss Elsie Hitchcock,
y London township. The wedding W
n take place Sunday evening, Dec.
ID at the residence Of the brides pa
entS.
u" A party was held at Jno. Brewste
., Thursday evening in honor of NJ
Bertha Brewsters twentieth birt
a day. A large number Of friends We
re present and the occasion was one
joy. Miss Bertha was presented wi