People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-12-05
Correspondence.
CALDWELL.

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Dick Richards is feeding IA head
Of cattle.
John Jordan lost two fine heifer.
on smutty corn.
Wheat looks some better since thu
the snow has gone.
Arthur Rape and his sister, Rena
will start for Missouri soon.
Theodore Eldridge is the PROUD
father Of bouncing baby boy.
James Manela and Meada Thomp-
son were married Thanksgiving.
The Presbyterians at this place will
have new preacher next Sunday.
William Dawson and Lilly Rape
were married last Wednesday even
ing.
j E Butcher and Lula Moss were
married last week. Our people be-
heve In matrimony.
Poor Joe Lambdin's best girl went
back on him aud Aunt Lizzie can't
save him this time.
Huston Collins and family spent
Thanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs
Peters, in the Strip
Frank Jordan does not find New
York nice as he expected and his wife
will not follow just now.
The Thanksgiving exercises at lsl
was grand affair. The supper was
immense and everyone was satisfied.
John Bounce has been visiting bis
wife who teaches the Hazel school
and boards with her brother, bod
Winsor.
Theodore Oswald, a kind-hearted
young bachelor Of District SO, treated
all the scholars to half pound OF
candy for Thanksgiving.
George Mitchell has made up his
mind that Kansas is good for him yet
awhile and he will not sell out now as
intended, but will remain with US.
A first class bachelor is a rare piece
OF humanity in this community.
From one to three weddings every
week. There are two more to come
of soon.
Moses Hinchcliffe came up from the
Strip to haul of his last years wheat
crop. He says times are pretty rocky
down there. He is Populist yet all
the same.
1t is mystery to US as yet why
Percy Hebb does not come home? We
have splendid school and a teacher
who is able to teach algebra, which
was his hobby,
Abe Showalter took q wagon load
Of turkeys to Milan for the poultry.
man and received 81 cents a pound
for them. Milan is the best chicken
market on earth.
This to the man who claims salt to
be injurious to cattle kept On stalks
1t is noticed around here that all the
heifers in calf died and it is believed
that the urgot in the blasted corn did
the work.
Mrs James Darby paid a visit tc
her daughter, Mrs Raymond Rodgers
She also visited her son Joseph's
farm In the Cheyenne country. She
says Raymond Rodgers cancer i.
much worse. He is So weak he can't
speak and cannot live long if a change
for the better does not come soon.
John Frantz, an old time neighbol
and Populist, came up from Blackwell
last week and went to the Corbin mill
That mill is friend to the farmer.
and they come to it from every d.
rectiOn. Mr. Frantz says times are
terribly close in his section and thu
future looks cloudy. Ills corn is {
failure and very little Of anything
was raised.
Your scribe and family, also Johr
Jordan's family, ate Thanksgiving
turkey at John behring's and we al
did Justice to the splendid dir ner Sc
by Mrs Deering and her daughters
Misses Mamie aud Annie. After din
ner the young folks went TO the river
gathered walnuts and had a gooC
time In general. There we're nine
teen persons present.
When the righteous are In author
ity the people rejoice, but when tn
wicked beareth rule the peopl
mourn. Prov. 1872.
| The righteous considereth the caus
OF the poor, but the wicked regarded
not to know IL. Prov. 1871.
How do these verses strike our pres
ent administration, both state an,
national?
William Yadons wife was interre,
at the Caldwell cemetery on the 23rd
They went from here to the StrlI
when 1t came in and got a claim. He
heath became very poor and last fal
they moved to Caldwell in order to b
near the doctors, but they did her n
good. She died of diopsy. Sh
leaves husband and one son and
host Of kindred and friencs IN mourI
her death.
f. P. LOGAN.
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We think the tuo uraat ans nil