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

AS'NA'
The best cigars in town at the
Drug Store.
Lem MusgrOye and wife have re-
turned from their holiday visit.
Miss Clara Summers returned Mon
day to her home in the Strip.
Frank Sommerville and wife ate
Christmas turkey with her parents.
Miss Emma came up from Okarche,
o. T., and Otto has a grin all over his
face.
Miss Ada Preston, who was reported
better last week, is not so well this
week.
The shooting match last Saturday
was attended by the usual number of
sports.
Q. A. Howe went to tie Strip Mon
day to assist his father in improving
his claim.
Miss Lizzie Yuel. of Winfield. spent
Christmas week with Miss Tyrone
Kettering.
CLANCY Hayes was loading car of
hard wheat last week and raised the
price trife.
The Santa Fe boys were expecting
the pay car around last Saturday, but
it failed TO come,
Miss Pearl TebOw has returned
from tie Strip, where she has been
visiting her parents.
L. L. Newly moved his family up
from Caldwell last week. Lee is one
Of the COrbin boys again,
Ralph Kettering returned to Win
field Monday. He intends keeping
batch this term of school.
j. B. BrOwnbaCk is doing a land Of
flee business at Concord, 0. 7. That
is by trading dogs for town lots.
A full line of mixed paints at the
Drug Store.
Mrs. c. II. Smith, of Marshall, O..
T., has been visiting her father and
brother, two miles south of town.
Miss Lou Lyons came up from Cald-
well last week and visited friends in
and about town, returning to Cald-
well Monday.
The oyster supper at ]. W. STRAIT
toms on Monday night for the benefit
of the church, was, we understand, a
financial success.
Miss Tyrone Kettering went to
Winfield Thursday to attend college.
She intends stopping with her broth
er Ralph while there.
Ed and Jim Summers, of Medford,
came up Monday and got two loads OF
lumber of the Kinney building that
is being moved to that place.
Great Bargains at the Worlds
Fair Store.
Rev. j. A. Beltz has returned from
Downs, Osborn county, where his
wife is visiting relatives. Mr.. Beltz
is quite gay widOwer during the alb.
Sence of his wife.
Quite a number of COrbin ladie,
spent the first day of 1894 in yelling
ton. Among them were Mesdame,
Kennedy, Smell, WilhOite, Mason
RutRraun and Riley.
n. A. Howe started Monday for hi
claim, seven miles west Of Perry, O
I. He intends fencing his claim, d(
some building and be ready for spring
work when the time comes.
Hats and Caps cheap at the World
Fair Store.
Reece Mudd has been clerking in
dry goods store in Olynn, Kentucky
but has returned to Corbin, where h
will make his home with his parent
for the present. And still they re
' turn to sunny Kansas.
Mrs. F. A. Fleming, for Seyera
years resident of this place, died il
Browning, Mo-, on the 9th of De
, cember, of brain trouble. Mrs. Elem
ing leaves husband and five chill
dren to mourn their loss.
| The Republican editors of Kansa
r are not thoroughly onto their jot
: or they would have the fifteen low
A trampS, who robbed the sheriff an
r two policemen, shipped to Kansas +
e make good their charges against tn
, Lewelling circular.
Full line of Groceries at World
) Fair Store.
The Corbin Republicans who ar
\ waiting the praise of Carnegie to tn
skies for his large gifts to the pool
: should stop and consider that such
!, made possible by-well. US. Here
an item from the Linn county, No
t Ne,cs, Rep: "a big reduction {
t the price Of wages has been ordere
Z in all the Carnaoia workc ~ Nou, NJ,