People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26
Belle Plaine.

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Who said it never got cold in Kan
sas? i
John Tennery is in the Strip this
week. j
James Kirby visited Wellington
Saturday.
Milt Nickerson is here'again from
the Strip. !
Walter Martin expects to move to
town next week.
The recent rain came just in time
to save our wheat.
Grant Lane was taken into the A.
o. U. W. Monday night.
NJ. A. Bingham has gone to the
Strip to look for location.
NJ. W. Tabor moved to his claim
south of Hunnewell last week.
Wanted-One hundred subscribers
for the VOICE at 81. 90 per year.
Messrs, c. J. and C. F. Martin made
a business trip to Wellington Tues
day.
True Richardson erected a platform
in front of his mill the first of the
week.
Misses Note and Maud Kirby are
visiting relatives in Wellington this
week.
Sheriff WOOdcOck was serving sub
ppnas in these parts Friday and Sat
urday.
c. n. Stephenson and P. NJ. Miller
went to Wichita Thursday with
some calves.
Arthur Widlck sold 200 bushel of
wheat at Dalton this week for Az
cents buShel.
Pap Davis was in the country last
week saving wood and attending
night meetings.
The meetings at Whitman still con-
tinue with good results. Seventeen
conversions up to date.
We wonder how many farmers here
could buy one of Secretary Carlisle'S
U. S. bonds, valuation $4,000.
A. L. West and VIM. Blaker, of
Augusta, were over to attend the fu-
neral Of Uncle Joseph Hawk last
Saturday.
Did you hear Elder Broaddus' SER
mon on What must l do to be
Sayed?" If not, you know not what
you missed.
Butchers report business very dull
because there is no demand for pro.
duce in Colorado, the produce mar.
ket Of the west.
If anyone carried off in his wagon a
tincup and a grape basket, he will
oblige us by leaving same at Funk &
Parker'S grocery store.
Alex Carnahan will move on the
LOngside farm in the spring. Mr.
Carnahdn moves there that he may
send his children to school in thi:
city.
. DR.. A. NJ. Dickett is giving a serie,
Of lectures on Human Life" thi,
. week at the opera house. Every one
should hear him, for he understands
his business.
! John Stephenson, wife and daugh.
ter returned from Ell Dorado Monday
night, where they were in attendance
, at the instructive meeting Of the l.
o. o. F. lodge.
! Chas. Martin left Monday for Wich
, ita, where he will take a review
course in the Southwestern Busines:
College, prior to his entry into tn,
Belle Plaine bank the coming spring
We would advise our readers to get
a few sample copies Of the Advocat
i and distribute them among your Re,
= publican friends. They can then Sc,
: how the present administration il
K saving money for the taxpayers.
:. Joe Martin and family met will
quite an accident while crossing
small bridge near Pond Creek, o. T.
e last week. The team, for some rea
s son, backed the wagon of the side Q.
r the bridge, throwing the occupant
T and contents Of the wagon all out
Fortunately no one was hurt.
J The meetings are still continued a
r the Christian church, seventeen addi
e tlons to date, great interest mani
d Tested, house not large enough tc
+ accommodate the people, boy.
E and girls seated on the rostrum a,
T long as it will hold one. Come on,
: and hear the glad tidings Of salvation
proclaimed.
a Since the Nsws editor offered Il
take chickens, cobs, wood, a COW OF
: anything they could get except horse,
i or wheat in payment for subscrip
!. tions, their wood pile fills up the alley
I they are tired Of eggs, the butte