People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-10-11

eral Summary Of Kansas New.
Burlingame as bee keepers asso-
citation.
Winfield was visited by good rain
Monday.
There is man named Hash in Jew
ell county.
The Atchison mills grinds fifteen
car loads of wheat daily.
Junction City has daily. It is the
Sentinel, The first issue was out
Monday.
A colored man named David Briggs
died of smallpox at LeaTenworth
Wednesday.
The program for the next Hutchin-
son musical jubilee will be issued in
November.
The Garden City Imprint is being
published as daily during the Fin
ney county fair.
W. S. Prettyman is a photographer
of Arkansas City. They say that he
is a very homely man.
The old soldiers of Douglass will
hold their second annual campfire at
Lawrence, October IL.
More than 1000 people went from
Lawrence to Kansas City to see the
Priests of Pallas parade.
Junction City residents will have
something to live for. The skating
rink has opened for the season.
Thirty.six carloads of fax of this
seasons crop have been shipped from
La Fountaine, Wilson County.
The G. A. R. post of Frankfort is
erecting a monument for the soldiers
dead in the Frankfort cemetery.
The annual meeting of the state ir-
rigation ASSOCIATION will be held at
Hutchinson November 90 and "a.
The fair just closed at Winfield was
a grand success. The races were first
class. The 2:15 pace was feature of
tie fair.
The evaporatlng plants at Atchison
are getting apples for 10 cents BUSH
ell. Dried apple pies ought to be cheap
next winter.
Jas. S. Ben, formerly city editor of
the Sterling Bulletin and Gazette, is
doing reportorial work on the Phila-
delphia Record.
The Lawrence police department
cost the city S33S.75 last month. The
fire department cost 1898 during the
last three months.
The depot at Cottonwood falls was
broken into last Monday night and g
check for 500, gold watch and few
dollars in money stolen.
The Wichita Travelling Men went to
Hutchinson last Saturday and the
Wichita fellows got done up by about
to in game of base ball.
Mrs. H. NJ. Gleason, of Atchison,
had runaway Saturday night. She
was thrown out of the vehicle and
sustained injuries from which she
died.
The Eunice Goodrich company dis.
banded at Winfield at the conclusion
of their engagement in that city
They will reorganize again and &C
west.
A young man giving his name a:
Robert Black and fifteen years of age
had his legs badly mangled by a San,
ia Fe freight train at Nortonville Sat.
urday night.
Chambers has broken out among q
number of horses belonging to W. T.
Hinshaw at Sterling. State Veterin
arian Pritchard has killed two fine an
imals and has quarantined the herd.
An Indian doesn't have to be a.
Haskell Institute long to catch W
with the times. A young buck whC
entered month ago as Deer-in-the
woods, is already De Forest Antelope
Eugene Field is one of the attrac
ton promised by the University Lee
ture and Musical Bureau at Lawrence
for this winter. George R. Vending
and Mrs. Scott Siddons are the twt
others.
A project is on foot to establish +;
factory in Lawrence to make fertile
ers. The plan will be to evaporat,
city hydrant water, the residue to b,
used as a fertilizer. Lawrence Ga
zette.
Three burglars who have piled thei
trade in Parsons, Pittsburg, carlton
Erie and Chanute we're captured il
the woods near Shaw, Neosho county
Monday. Quantity of goods were alsc
recovered.
Andrew Kreutzer, one OF Rush coun
tvs prosperous farmers, says that al
though there has been a failure o
wheat this year, the farmers of hi
county are ambitious and are puttini
in a large acreage again this fall.
B. F. Blakely, a Walnut TOWNSHIP
Atchison county farmer, is afraid tina
the new tariff law will make sugar S
high that he cannot afford to buy il
and proposes to guard against tina
contingency by planting 14O acres O
sorghum in the spring and is putin
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