People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-02-07
WELLINGTON KANSAS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1885,

brought along as part stock. He has t
not yet decided just what building he I
Q will occupy.
Will Stotler came in Sunday morn .
y ing from West PLANES, Mo-, to shake ,
hands with friends and renew old
acquaintance. He will possibly re-
main here several days at least, with
friends.
< Col. A. n. Devin, former resident
and highly respected citizen of this
/ place Is up from Alva, o. T., visiting
friends and renewing old acquaint-
ances. He was formerly with Share
Brothers.
Postmaster Fitch of Wichita has
received orders to run up Old Glory
at sunrise and haul it down at sunset"
D The department sent fine silk flag
: with instructions to order a new one
when needed.
Some very neat invitations have
II been issued to a few friends Of TIE
members to attend the social enter
S tainment to be given Friday
d evening in the K. Of P. hall by Maple
Camp S73, Modern WOOdmen.
: ]. E. Logan living on East Fourth
y street was suddenly taken with bleed
Ing at the nose Sunday night which
k seemed very serious for time. The
a flow of blood was stopped and he is
reported some better today.-Mail 3.
ID County Attorney Fl. L. Woods
is went over to Arkansas City Monday
morning to look up evidence in the
s. case of the wheat thieves who recent
n ly committed such depredatiOnS in
the southern part Of this county
~ We neglected to note last week the
e, fourth anniversary Of the Milan
Press. The Press is one of the bright.
~ est Of Sumner county's bright news
=; papers, and Brother Cissel certainly |
makes the most of his opportunities.
=, Sumner WhitsOn returned from an |
70 extensive trip in the east Monday.
ing. He visited Philadelphia and
Atglenn, Pa, and several places in
ID the state Of New York. He made |
'e some Of the eastern universities visits
while in the east.
IN That the blood should perform It's
T. vital functions. it is absolutely neces-
sr sary it should not only be pure but |
rich in life-giving elements. These
r, results are best effected by the use of
of that well-known standard blood-puri- |
r fer, Ayers Sarsaparilla.
E. S. Carlton and wife and Henry
IN Hazard left for Mr.. CarltOr' claim
to last Thursday. Mrs. CarltOnwill very
ne likely remain in the territory, but Mr.
Carlton, who is Santa Fe conductor,
% will return in month or two to take
n charge of his run again.
- |
to z. Meixsell and William Kenneke
n. started east Sunday for the purpose,
n it is stated, of looking for location
r. for another store. 1t is hardly proba-
. BILE that Mr.. Miexsell will move the
one he has here They will visit
Missouri points more especially.
in The entering wedge of fatal COM
1t plant is often a slight cold, which
ps dose or two Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
ss might have cured at the commence.
ment. Therefore. it is advisable to
4. have this prompt and sure remedy al
50 ways at hand to meet an emergency.
is A small boy by the name of Nc
f. Guilty. was thrown from a horse
Monday in the northwest part of the
city and sustained a bad fracture of
{ the ankle. Asmall bone of his ankle |
~ was broken and the joint was dis
+ located. The injury was serious.
h ~
The members of the Congregational
church gave very pleasant social
III last'Friday at the residence of n. E
y Cook. A very large number was pres
IL ent, an elegant supper was served and
IL every one spent happy evening in So
cial enjOyments and pastime games.
: VIM. Demuth, an uncle of Attorney
Is W. H. Demuth Of this city is visiting
'S here from Peru, Ind. The former
Ie Mr.. Demuth is contractor and build
er. He was resident and business
J. man Of this place in the early days of
a the boom, and is quite we'll known
/, here,
Il The session Of the Presbyterian
/ church Of this city has called a con-
gregational meeting for Wednesday
e evening, February Goth, for the pur-
g pose Of calling pastor. Rev. S. B.
n Fleming, DID,, Of Wichita, synodical
n missionary for the state Of Kansas,
5 will preside.