People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-18


e-Dazzle" is the reason for it.
The privilege of selling cigarettes in
Cawker City costs 500 a year.
A man out in Lane county raised
$50 bushels of apples this year.
Winfield and surrounding country
was visited by frUst last Monday
night.
The Turner-Strauss preliminary ex-
animation took place in Arkansas City
last Tuesday.
A Cimmarron doctor is named
Butcher, but his practice is large in
spite of it.
Dandy o. will go against his record
of 2:12 at the Russell race meeting
next week.
The Ellsworth has an alleged artist.
His name is Shock. That is what his
illustrations do.
Last weeks Norton Champion gives
up fourteen and half columns 10 the
Ellen Lunney trials
The new fax tow factory at Fort
Scott will be ready for operation short
ly after the first of the year.
The Catholic Church OF the Holy
Name was dedicated at Rosedale,
Wyandotte county, Sunday.
Jesse James lives at Great Bend.
This Jesse is not at all ferocious and
is mortally afraid OF gun.
1t was the Wichita Eagle which told
of a woman who made an anti.mor-
TEN statement before her death"
Fruit trees are in full bloom all over
the town and rose bushes in full
bloom in many yards.-Chanute Trib-
une.
The Marysville Trotting association
held its meeting last week. Some of
the best horses in the state were en-
tered.
A man who purchased a 5000 team
of horses in Wichita last week said
they were bought for Chauncey NJ.
Depew.
Atchison county apple growers are
getting s1.4O bushel for their fruit.
A week ago they were getting only
S110.
The Kansas State Grange will meet
in annual session at McLouth, Jeffer-
son county, the second Tuesday in
December.
The 0lathe Mirror says that as much
wheat will be sown in Johnson county
this year as usual in spite Of the ex-
tremely low prices.
Thomas county will vote on a propo-
sition at the regular election to bond
the county for $1,000 for the purchase
of seed wheat for destitute farmers.
Rev. c. H. n. Moore, charged at 0s-
wego with bastardy, has been sentenc-
ed to give bond for the maintenance Of
the child or 90 to Jail for one year.
The Pratt County Soldiers and Sail.
ors' Veteran association is making ex.
tensive arrangements for their reun"
ion and campfire at Pratt the 10 and 20.
A tailor at Leavenworth has a rec
ord of having made more than 1000
pair of trousers and several pairs of
pants during the past twenty-five
years.
The Wichita News says that the
state fair this year yielded profit of
$1,000 to the stockholders. 1t is said
that on Thursday there were 16,lO7
paid admissions.
Jewell county farmers will hold an
irrigation convention at Jewell City
this week. j. S. Emery, of Lawrence,
and E. r. Moses, of Great Bend, will
be the principal speakers.
They must live fast out in Smith
county. The Lebanon Criterian tells
of young man who was born March
5, 1875, and died last Monday, aged 20
years, months and 20 days.
Captain John Seaton of the Atchi-
son purchased 100 tickets for the mat
inee performance of Uncle Toms Cab
in Saturday afternoon and gave them
to children at the Orphans home.
The Iowa state band, which attract
ed so much favorable comment at the
Worlds fair, is scheduled for Junction
City, November 6. They can impress
it into service in celebrating on cleo.
ton day.
1.-Two young men were declared in
sane by the probate judge of Pratt
county last week. Both loved young
women who didn't love them and
there didn't seem to be anything for
them to do but go crazy.
S. C. Davidson has purchased eigh.
teen head Of horses with which he
will start Saturday for Glasgow, Scot.
land. They are all fine horses and
have been raised in this county. II is
the 6rst load of horses that has ever
been shipped from this county to a
foreign market.-Emporia Republican.
A lot Of young men are invited out
to japanese Tea" party this week
and they are in peck of trouble over
their proper costumes. They don't