People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-12-29

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the Strip, where he has contracted for
a claim.
Mrs. Ada Preston was able to spend
Christmas day with her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Stiles.
The young people of COrbin attend
ed the Christmas Tree at Perth Mon
day night.
Bud Lanty and H. J. DaytOr re-
turned from the Strip last Saturday,
empty-handed.
Geo. Kinney has torn down his va
cant store building and moved it to
MedfOrd, o. T.
CLANCY Hays, Lee Newly and fam
lilies, of Caldwell, spent Christmas
with friends here.
At the shooting match last Satur-
day the boys had rare sport with the
shot gun and dice box.
Olen Putnam and family, of Rus
sell county is visiting with the fam
lily Of Prof. Wilson during holidays.
Ben Mason traded a watch for a
horse: he had tried the watch and it
wouldn't run and its doubtful if the
horse will.
Charley Brownback has been at
tending Business college at Wichita,
but came home Saturday to spend
Christmas.
j. Smell has changed his scales, so
he can stay by the fire and weigh the
wagons. Jake says it is too cold to
stand outside.
The A. Z. & S. f. were reported to
be on good footing again, but they
/ are busted without a Sle1gehammer.
Douglass has that.
Subscribers, when you fail to set
your papers, it is not our fault, but
when you fail, notify us and we will
look the matter up.
Ralph Kettering came home from
! Winfield Sunday, where he has been
attending college. He will remain
during the holidays.
| Miss Emma Howe has been at En-
poria, attending the Western Musical
Conservatory, is spending the holi-
days with her parents.
Prof. Wilson has had quite num-
Der of calls to tune pianos in both
Wellington and Caldwell and is CIV
| ing entire satisfaction,
The bass drummer wants it dis.
tlnctly understood that while out SER
enading with the band last week he
was not beating carpet.
The parties who are committing
nuiSanCes on the streets and in hall
ways, had better look out, as several
parties are watching them pretty
closely.
The letter by a "DiSguSted Demo
crat" in the VOICE Of Dec. should
be read by every Democrat in Sumner
county. 1t is, as it says, GOOD fol
Thought"
A man claiming to be .. S. detec
tive was in town last week, looking
after parties who had filed en- lane
in the Strip, while at the same tim,
they owned land in the states.
Christmas was gala day in COrbin
The band was out, there was a mattel
game of baseball and everyone trieC
to see if they could not enjoy them
selves better than their neighbOr.
Mike Lyons reports that while h
was in the state some time ago, some
lone went on his claim, did some work
then went and filed, causing Mike u
file on a contest, but Mike is aftel
him red-eyed.
The ball game last Saturday be
tween the Maple Grove and Corbil
teams terminated in 10 to 20 in favo
of the Maple Grove team. Christina
the tables were turned, SO to 3S in ia
vOr Of Corbin.
CONCERT PROGRAM
to be given by the COrbin COrne
Band on Wednesday evening, Janu
ary 3, 1894, at l. o. o. F. hall, COrbin
Kansas:
Overture. .... =. "Kanawha" ...... .Barnhous
COrbin COrnet Band,
Vocal Solo. ."Gaily Chant the Summer Bird
..............:...; .......... ......De Plnna
Miss Emma howe.
Brass Quartette .......................Se Selecte
Prof. s. A. Wilson. Ruthruaff. Wilson.
WilhOite.
Guitar Solo,. ........... Selecte
Miss Emma Howe,
COlwell Waltzes. zes......................Ch .Chatawa
Band.
Prof. S. A. Wilson and Miss Emma Howe,
Song and Chorus. s......................Se Selecte,
Misses Howe, Kettering, Messrs. \. SOM
merville, WilhOite.
Baritone Solo. Fascination Polka.
...... .a.....' barnnOus
L. L. Newly, Band accompaniment.
Violin Solo -. La Carnival De Venice" IVA
riatiOnsl
Prof. 5. A. Wilson.
Vocal Duet. with the Stream" he Tour
Misses Howe and Kettering.
fiat COrnet Solo 80. Polka Filtration"
........................ ........... ...Balnh0u
Prof. :. A. Wilson.
Vocal Solo. ELAN Chases," Fiddle.