People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-14
WELLINGTON, KANSAS THURSDAY FEBRUARY A. 1895

were "a nonresident pupils enrolled
last month, and 343 visitors inspected
the work. The records show but I
cases Of truaDcy and ) cases of cor
pOral punishment.
Two US. marshals came in Sunday
evening from the west with five priS-
Oners charged with the murder of L.
S. Commissioner Hoffman in the west
ern part of Oklahoma Territory
They were enrOute to Ell Reno.
William Garland and Henry Olson,
of KiOwa, ,whO had been to Kansas
City with some cattle. were caught in
the blizzard and compelled to remain
here two days. William Garland is a
brother of the Garland brothers here.
! A letter from S.Crane Saturday says
that he left Nassau, West Indies, for
Jamaica on the 10Th of January. He
wrote the letter in so degrees of
heat. He says there is nothing at
Nassau to be admired except the !
climate.
Wednesday at $50 p. m., Rev. J. F.
Black united in marriage c. W. |
Ash and NJ. Douge, both living about |
five miles east Of the city. The cere-
mOny occurred at the home of Ed |
Lyons, who lives about the same dis
tance east of here.
Any tendency to premature badness
may be promptly checked by the use
of Ayers Hair Vigor. Don't delay
till the scalp is bare and the hair-rootS
destroyed. If you would realize the
best result, begin at once with this
invaluable preparation.
The morning subject at the Chris.
tian chapel next Lords day will be:
what of Childhood; Is 1t To Be
Carried into Mature Life?" In the
evening the exercises of Educational
Day." Special papers and music for
this service. You are invited. Come.
Tuesday was the tenth anniver-
sary OF the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Snyder. They invited all their
relatives in the city to dine with
them in honor of the event, and the
day was made very pleasant in the
associations of the family gathering.
, Grant Majors, one of the men who
was recently arrested on the charge
Of stealing wheat in Guelph town.
ship, was Tuesday arraigned before
Justice Cox for preliminary hearing.
He was bound over to district court
and Is again behind the bars to await
trial.
Lyman NaugIe, editor of the Voice,
has received blanks from the internal
revenue collector and has been
U required to make an.income tax state
I ment. He is the only editor in the
} county resting under the suspicion of
having had an income of 1000 in 1894.
! Mail.
The Kansas City Star disposes of
. Z. W. HOch's late lecture to the Re-
publican party of the state very ar
tistically as follows: "The admirer
o OF Ed Hoch may as well give it I'D.
o His snivel meant first that he didn't
get anything and second that he
never will"
Judge J. A. Burnette requests US to
announce that On next Monday morn
ing there will be an assignment of
jury cases and that at that time all
the cases that will be set for this
term will be assigned for trial. There
is poor prospect Of trying any ex.
cept jury cases this term.
Before Chester l. Long was elected
to congress, he promised US faithfully
that be would do everything in his
power for the Seventh district. What
: right has he to shut his eyes to the
. Seventh district girls and marry a Pa.
g ola young lady, as it is said he will do
: next TueSday.-Wichita Star.
S. |. Gaskell, of BOzerman, Mon
tana, and Mrs. Ruth Maryott and
& daughter, Mrs. FlOrehce Muzzy of
: Lynn, Pa, who have been visiting tie
= family of j. NJ. Ready left for Bozer.
i man, Montana, Monday morning. Mrs
Maryott and Mrs. Mulzy are mother
and sistsr of Mrs. Ready. Mr.. Gas.
: kell Is brother-in-law of Mr.. Ready.
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