People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-03-28
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Conductor Frank Wo)dcock is in |
charge Of the Hurnewell run for a
short time. Brakeman Liddle is |
braking on that run.
A. Graft and W.. B. Seymour took |
about 40 head of horses to Oklahoma |
Monday to sell them. They went |
through in "prairie SchOOners," and |
will be gone some time.
W. E. Murphy left last Monday for
Peabody, Kan, to assume the posi-
tiOn of foreman in Pettit's dry goods |
house at that place. He will arrange
to move his family soon.
Archdeacon Brady dismissed Epis-
copal services last Wednesday to allow |
the members Of his congregation an
opportunity to attend the lecture by |
Hon. Geo. r. Vending.
County Superintendent W. S. Var |
ner has been busy making out a list of |
the names of the clerks of all the
school boards in the county to send |
to the state superintendent.
Wellington is city of bicycles. |
We believe there are more BICYCLES in !
this city than any other city of its
size in the state. Quite club could |
be organized here on short order.
s. Crane is now at New Orleans. |
Mrs. Crane will meet him at Eureka
Springs, Arkansas where her father
lives. After visiting there, they will |
return here about the lst of April.
H. K. Humphrey will arrive in Par
sons, Kansas, from San Antonio. Tex
as, tomorrow, in charge o: his broth
er, William, who is very sick. He
will possibly remain there some time. |
Charles Jones has returned from an |
extended visit in Chicago and other
Illinois pOiLtS and in 0ttumwa,
Iowa. He went with his grandson,
Harry Jones, TO Hunnewell last even
ing.
Two buffalOeS were shipped through
here Friday morning and were
viewed by quite acrowd of spectators
at the Union depot. The buffaloes
were transferred in the city freight
yards.
We wish to close out all of our
lace curtains and chenille portieres
ard will sell them at cost until all are
sold. Now is your opportunity to buy
nice curtains at exact cOst.-SHARE
Bros.
?. D. Dautrick, of Conway Springs,
has been granted patent on "cata-
meula SACK" according to our ex-
changes. We wish Bro. Cline would
tell US what 'catameula sack" is
anyhow.
Frank Price will leave about the
10Th OF April to accept a position as
cornetiStin the Leavenworth Marine
band of LeavenwOrth, Kansas.
Frank is fast rising to proficiency in
his musical ability.
Word comes from Round Pond, o. !
T., announcing the sad news of the |
death Of j. B. Neville, formerly a resi-
dent near Dalton and an old and much |
respected citizen of this county.
The deceased is well known here.
Do your cOrsets feel uncomfortable,
and do you have trouble in finding a
corset to fit you. If you do, why not
try one OF the Jackson corset waists
and get along without further trouble.
We sell them.-SHARE Bros.
We do not own all the embroiderles
and laces in Kansas, but we are show
ing the handsOmest and cheapest line
we have ever owned. Beautiful pat
terms in emoroideries and laces this
spring at Share Bros.
Miss Julia Phillips, who has been
visiting the family OF her brother. W.
E. Phillips, left last Tuesday for her