People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Belle Plaine.

This paper one year for one dollar.
G. NJ. Turley's mother is here on a
visit.
Mrs. Belle Stephenson is visiting in
EldOrado.
Sela Moore is attending court in
Wellington.
Guy HaythOrn left Monday for the
Worlds Fair.
Subscribe for the VOICE; only 25c.
till Jan. l, '94.
Farmers are complaining of weevil
in their wheat.
Miss Sue Fisher is able to be up and
around again.
Waller is afflicted with rheuma-
tism at present.
Have you subscribed for the VOICE?
III not, why not?
Mrs. 7. n. Cornwell wishes to sell
her property here.
Thos. Taylor cOntemplates going to
Wellington to school.
Miss Nora FOrney was on the sick
list the first Of the week.
Every one should have a copy of
the Australian ballot law.
Ed FOltz and Ivan Hatfield left
Tuesday for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Fannie Mckinley is teaching
the Antelope school this year.
Jud Mark was in attendance at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday morning.
Cattle are very cheap now and many
of the farmers are buying them for
beef.
Look out for 0. Haythorn'S ad-
yertisement in the next edition Of
the VOICE.
The wheat in this part Of the COun-
ty does not premise much for pasture
at present.
Mrs. J. ". Andersen and sister,
q Miss Lucy ShOup, are attending the
; fair In Chicago. --.1;.:e. fi;as s..s>
How is it that wheat is worth 4S
and 45c at Whitman and here it is
only 3S and Ale?
Frank aud William Vanselous
started to the Strip last week in
search Of claims.
Protracted meeting commenced in
the Congregational church in UdalI
Sunday evening.
There is a vast amount Of wheat
being hauled off this week. Wheat
is two cents lower.
De Loer is running the engine at
the Canal Roller Mill. They are
running day and night.
Who is sexton of the Belle Plaint
cemetery? If it has one, why doesn't
he have some one NOW it?
The Valley Home school is pro.
crossing nicely under the manage
ment of Miss Mary MOrdy.
Miss Elya Mark was guest at {
party given Saturday evening at tht
home of Mr.. More in Udall.
Elder BrOaddus, being engaged in &
prOtracted meeting, was not here t.
I'll his appointment last Sunday.
Messrs. WoOdring, Wood and En-
gledOw started to the Strip Sunda,
for the purpose of securing claims.
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the old settlers picnic Satur
dayl They report pleasant time.
There will be Peoples party meet
ing at the Barner school house mex
Saturday evening. Ladies invited.
Ed Conner is suffering froln a car
buncle on his foot. Byron Fisher i,
driving the mill team in Eds place
VIM. Hatfield will move into tn,
house now occupied by Lizzie Guin
Miss Guin will move into the countr.
soon.
Duke Roach is the happy father 0
bouncing boy. 1t weighs min
pounds. Both mother and child dc
ing well.
Jack Frost has made his appear
ance in these quarters. The tomat
and sweet potato vines are fairl
cooked.
Mrs. t. n. Cornwell arrived HON
Sunday. She has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Ed Walton, at Down:
Oklahoma.
Some of the township central con
mitteemen are having schools to teac
their subjects how to vote, and its
very good idea.
The people of this vicinity woul
be highly gratifed if the Mo. Pat
railroad would grade up to thei
crossing southeast of town.
Geo. Davis, formerly of this cit