People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-10-22
CITY AND COUNTY.

Will De ur.t uuIS udl SF'uihS'
Doa'tfil to see Mrs. Brunson for
miliIu,l,, n with Price, Hoge &
% 5t7
Hoo4'- Puls are easy to take, easy
to optl.,. Cue indigestion, head
ache. %,
Tie oouta Fe pay roll this month
run $14OoO. The biggest check was
for an eu,.Leer-S22262.
BRYAN broke the record Friday.
He made twenty-three speeches in
Michigan. Great crowds everywhere.
Marine Terhune, administrator Of
the estate of Anna HaineswOrth, de-
ceased, filed his final account with the
probate Judge last Saturday, and was
discharged.
John L. Layne and wife Of Hunt
ington, Ind, who have been visiting
friends and relatives 10 this city for
the past Few days, returned TO their
home Friday morning.
County Clerk Sadler has received
sample o. the official ballot. 1t has
eight tickets on it. 1t will be pub
lished in tue VOICE next week, occu-
pylng two whole pages.
You can be well when your blood
is rich, pure and nouriShing. Hoods
SarSaparilla makes the blood rich and
pure and cures all blood diseases, re-
storing health aud vigOr.
Quite number fIom here are con-
templating attending the Lecture
Course at Wellington this winter.
Many have already purchased season
tiCkets-Belle Paine News.
The following will be the usherS at
the opera house for the coming season:
Alvah Layne, Robert Sea, Park TrOw
bridge, Ed ROthrock, Harry Blxbee,
Geo. Green and Milt Barrett.
The Mulvane Record Says that the
largest crowd that ever assembled in
Mulvane TO hear political speech,
heard Jerry Simpson in the opera
house last Monday evening""
The time for filing certificates of
nominations closed Oct. ID. All the
township tickets for the PopuliStS
were flied, Four are missing from
the Republicans, viz: London, Greene,
Sumner and Walton.
"No, my son." replied Republican
father to his young hOpeful'S inquiry
Thursday, sit is no indication that
andy richards has changed his Senti-
ments back to silver again because he
has a new hat"
L. G.. T. Bruce desires the VOICE tc
extend his thanks and those of his
family, to the people of Sumner coun-
ty and elsewhere, who have so kindly
helped him in his miSfOrtune-the
burning of his home in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Eleanor Barnhill moved to
Milan last Friday. Her niece, Miss
Lettie Cannon. who resides with her,
secured a school near Milan, and she
moved in oluer to be near her. Miss
Cannon will each the Jordan school.
John Kelly died at his residence on
Blaine street Wednesday. He has
been sick with consumption for a
year. He died very suddenly. The
doctors say that he bursted a blood
vessel while coughing. His funeral
was held Friday.
Mrs. S. J. Cotton went to Mayfeld
last Saturday to attend the wedding
of her cousin +. A. Roberts, which
occurs that evening. Mr.. Roberts is
well known in Wellington, being one
of the expert baseball players. He is
to be welded to Miss Ida Barnard.
ED. Kerr performed the ceremony.
Rev. Botkin was compelled to call a
physician Wednesday night after he
went to bed, to get relief from his
aching throat. He was utterly un'
able TO fill his Belle PLANE appoint
ment Thursday night. A supply Of
speakers was furnished from Wichita
He left on the Rock Island through
freight Thursday afternoon. He
was wonderfully well pleased with
the reception given him Wednesday
night. He will undoubtedly run con
siderablY ahead Of his ticket in Sum
ner county.
Z number OF young ladies met witt
Miss Ethel Showalter last Friday fol
the purpose of organizing a Bachelor
Maids Society. There are sixteel
charter members, although not al,
were present Friday. Those pres
ent we're: Misses Ada Robinson, Bes
sic Walters, Ida Hoge, Stella NOf-
singer Mabel Curtis, Stella Newton
Ethel ShOwalter and Minnie Brana
man, Miss Stella Newton was elected
president. The society will meet
ovor, t,vO unoI-c. tho payk npntinf