People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-23
City and County.


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Sam Arnett, of Belle Plaine, was in !
the city Monday.
John Heskett, of Riverdale. was 10
the city Tuesday.
ST. Gould, of Belle Plaine, was on
our streets Monday.
Miss Jessie Sherburn is the new
clerk at The Fair.
Tom Henry, Of Mayfeld, was Wis.
itOr in the city Monday.
S. c. Burnetse, Of Caldwell, spent
Monday night in this city.
John R.. Michael, of Millerton,
was on our streets Monday.
Henry Sights. Of Arson, was in
the city on business Monday.
A. D. Spar, of Conway Springs, was
visitor in this city Monday.
]. S. Davis, of South Haven, made
the county seat a visit Monday.
John Camp, of Seventy-Six township
has been very sick for some time.
R. T.SimOns, of the Caldwell News,
was in the city on business Monday.
James A.Sparks, of Conway Springs,
was in the city on business Tuesday.
Robert Cleveland, of Corbin, was in
the city Monday transacting business.
Editor BranscOmbe. Of the Oxford
Register, was N the city on business
Monday.
Dan Holiday came down from Belle
Plaine and transacted business here
Tuesday.
People living near Caldwell and
Hunnewel say they got a good rain
Monday night.
Editor Dinsmore, Of the South
Haven New Era, visited the county
seat Tuesday.
Misses Lula. Allie and Myra ThOm
as were down from MillertOn Monday
visiting friends.
Mrs. Mike Barner, daughter anC
son, Of Belle PlaiDe, were visitors il
this city Monday.
Will Welter, editor of the Belle
Plaine Defender, made Wellington 1
visit Tuesday morning.
J. D. Reed, one Of Belle Plaine'!
prominent merchants, was in our cit!
transacting business Monday.
E. L. Cline, of the Conway Spring
Star, was visitor in the city M0nda.
on his way home from Oxford.
Fred L. Naugle and wife went T.
Conway Springs Sunday on a pleas
ure trip. They returned next morn
ing.
Mrs, Frank Six left for Lafayette
Indiana, where she will visit wit
relatives and friends for seyera
weeks.
Miss Matte Mercer, Of Belle Plaine
visited during last week with he
friend, Nellie Clokey, at the home Q
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Camp.
Ray Ferguson came in from Crippl
Creek Saturday. He is not alto
gether pleased with the country Ou
J there. Says it is too cold TO suit him
1t is rumored around town tina
) there is to be another Racket" stor
in this city and that one OF our prom
inent merchants is connected with il
]. P. Threlfall, a prominent mel
chant OF Maydeld, was in Wellington
Tuesday afternoon transacting busl
ness. Read his advertisement In thi
Issue.
l. H. Banks, the street lamp lighter
left with his family for the Strip Of
Monday. He has a claim and ha
taken his family there for th
summer.
G. P. Wiley, Of Corbin, was in th
city Monday. He says he has plOwe
his corn the second time. This is
little early, but the early bird catche
the worm.
W. B. Tracy received letter from
his daughter in Bosom, Montana, las
Monday, in which she states tina
they had snowfall of about Is inche
last Tuesday.
Mrs. D. P. Mahan went to Beloi
Monday. She went as a delegat
from the Relief Corps Of this city t
the GAR. encampment which meet
there this week.
Rev. H. A. Doughty, Of Laramie
Wyoming, has accepted the call I
the First Baptist church of this city
and will commence his labOrs mex
Sunday morning, April 18th.
Charles Franklin, wife and tw
children arrived here Tuesday morr
ing from Wichita. Mr.. Franklin
A. Crafts new bOokkeeper, who TAXI