People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
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5. 5. Wright spent Sunday in We'll
lington.
Newton Avery has become quite
bicycliSt.
c. o. DeTurk, of Wellington. was
in the city Friday.
]. Ward has had his house plastered
and arranged better.
W. E. HerOd, of Blackwell, was
here Monday on business.
Henry Beck, of Blackwell, was in
the city Monday forenoon.
James Shields has moved his fam
lily on his claim near Blackwell.
Miss Maud Dorsey, of Wichita, was |
in the city Wednesday afternoon.
1t is rumored that there will be
another dry goods store here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Wills arrived |
here Kansas City Monday evening.
DR.. L. o. Cox went to Perry Frid; Y |
to look after his business Interests.
Al StOble, of Kansas City, Kans..
came here from Perry, Ok, Saturday. !
Mr.. MOorhouse, postmaster at Lit
tie River, KanS., was here Saturday.
John Tegder and Len Totty. of
Wellington, were in the city Monday.
Jno. R. Bowman, who has been snf-
fering from bOils, is rapidly improy-
ing.
Mrs. J. 7. Johnston and Mrs. An
derSOn were in South Haven Satur-
day,
II. L. Prater has sold out his stock
lof groceries to J. W. Hamburg of
Salt Fork, Ok.
We are glad to see NJ. Dickerson.
who has been away so long, on our
streets again.
The musical entertainment at the
residence of Joseph Callahan was an
enjoyable affair.
Ola Duggs and DR.. Showers came
up from st. Louis, Ok, the latter
part Uf the week.
The man that every one knows as
Jake" has left for one of the new
towns in Oklahoma.
R. W. Brooks, formerly of yelling
ton, was up from his claim Mouday
morning on business.
Newton Avery went on trip into
the Cherokee Strip Friday and re-
turned Saturday night.
Last Wednesday two women were
arrested for racing their horses I'D
and down Main street.
S. S. Wright, of Wellington, has
built a good carriage shop just south
of Wards lumber yard.
T. o. Van Devoir, of Wichita, came
in Monday evening and left next
morning for Blackwell.
Mrs. c. Duck, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Dickerson for
some time, has returned.
7. ]. Grimes, of Chicago, is here
now assisting Warren Brumley with
the Amsden lumber yards.
Miss Tempest Johnston visited her
aunt, Mrs. K. ]. Ralston, Of Black
well, Saturday and Sunday.
A. E. German, Of St. Louis, Ok,
was up one day last week. He says
that St. Louis is still booming.
B. A. Ellsworth came down Satur.
day to move his family up to yelling.
ton, where he will engage in the coal
business.
There was no school in the higher
grades Friday as Mr.. Mcdonald had
to attend the teachers examination
at Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nefi, who had a har.
ness shop in Hunnewell for some time,
are now in Barber county looking after
their property.
+. Hall and Chas. Russell are fond
Of hunting and fishing, but fate is
always against them; they never
bring home any game.
Word has been received that W
W. Randall, who went crazy over his
claim, is much improved and they
think he will soon be able to return.
Harry Jones, the pleasant pOstmas-
ter Of Hunnewell, and John Gorsage,
of Eskridge, Kansas, rode on their BIZ
cycles TO the Chikaskia river Sunday.
Hunnewell is still full Of campers
who, no doubt, will soon build dwell
ing hOGses as winter is coming and
their tents will not be sufficient pro-
lection against the fierce blizards so
frequent in Kansas at that season.
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