People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-05
Hunnewell.

L. Hodges came in from Milford,
Mo-, the 9th.
Emmett Ward returned from Null
ware Tuesday.
Robert Greenwade was in the city
Monday morning.
Newton went to church at South
Haven Sunday night.
Mrs. f. Ryan drove up to yelling
ton Monday afternoon.
R. E. Kelly, of Geuda Springs,
came in Thursday night.
Sadie Heblin, of Rock Falls, was in
the city Monday morning.
W. C. and G. NJ. Lane, of Medford,
o. IT,, came in Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell, of this city
were in Winfield, last week.
Newton Avery attended the dance
at South Haven Monday night.
Miss Tempest Johnston returned to
her home in Hunnewell Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Ralston and son Willie
returned from Blackwell Tuesday.
A. T. Jeffreys, of Whitewater, was
looking about the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Anderson entertained
a number Of friends at her home Sun
day.
A. A. Nall, editor of the Rock
Falls Blade, was in this city last
week.
Mr.. Tyler and wife attended Sun
day school at the school house last
Sunday.
J. NJ. Roberts and Louis Vile, both
of Blackwell, spent Tuesday in Hun.
newell.
Miss Pera Cline, with a number of
her friends, drove through the city
Sunday.
DR.. Ikerd and L. Labeck, of Black
we'll. took dinner at the Johnston
house Sunday.
Turner McIntire, of Arms1ale,
Kansas, was in the city on business
Monday, Jan. /.
Cy Patten is back again from Win,
field. He is running lunch counter
on Main street.
Arch Pitt9nger spent a couple of
days last week with his parents who
live near Blackwell.
Mrs. j. 7. Johnston and Mrs
Frank Ryan drove down to Rock
Falls Tuesday afternoon.
Ms. Buchanan, who has been in
the city for two weeks, left Monday
morning for Santa Fe, OF.
Mr. Katy, who lives on a claim
eight miles south of Hunnewell, wa
in the city Monday morning.
3. Crawford, of Rock Falls, O. r.
was here Sunday night and Monday
He is agent for A. J. Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Johnston spen
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. L. Rossel
who lives on a beautiful farm nea
South Haven.
The four hundred people, expected
to arrive here Thursday from Wich
J ita to visit the city of Rock Falls, di
not male their appearance.
Emmmett Ward has been on hi
) claim for a number Of days. He ha
two houses built, some sod broke
, and good fence around his farm.
Fred Watson drove down 70 Black
well Monday with his brother, VIII
, has been spending his vacation i
Hunnewell. They returned Tuesday
| Miss Lille Watson, after being Ell
tertained few days by Miss Lotti
: Jerome, the charming young schoc
5 teacher, of Blackwell, o. T., returner
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Katie Davis, of Wellington
has been the guest of Sunshine Johr
ston, Of this city, for the past weel
: She returned home Monday morniD
: and will take her old place as princi
: pal of the Fifth ward school Jan ?
1894.
S Sunday, Will Evans, Mrs. E. Y
, RalstOn, Mrs. Katie Davis and a nun
a Der of others, attended church a
/ Blackwell, took dinner at the me-
0 hotel and returned home in the aftel
e noon. Everyone enjoyed themselve:
There was great excitement on ou
$ streets Friday caused by the appear
ance Of five or six Italians, leadin
e bears and monkeys. The men, We
e men and children followed ther
:, around as though they had neve
S seen a "bar" before.
G. A. Pickett, editor Of the Blacl
, well Eagle, gave each of his subscril
ers two beautiful photographs Of Su
! grave manor, the ancestral home {