People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-23
City and County.


w. NJ. Ready returned from P0nC a
City Friday morning.
E. Nofsinger, of West Plains, Mo-,
was in the city Friday.
Capt. J. W. Bellar, of Perth, was in
The city Friday evening.
Herschel Maxey went to Caldwell
Friday morning on visit.
Under Sheriff Charles Shaver
drove to Hunnewell Saturday.
J.C. White Of Conway Springs was in
the city Saturday on business.
The Peoples Party Central Com
mittee was in session here Saturday.
John Scow Of Woodward is shaking
hands with friends in the city Satur-
day.
John Scudder. Santa Fe engineer,
returned from New Mexico last Fri
day.
NJ. Kettering returned to COrbin
Friday. He was attending court
here
Oxford Register Nc. edits his ad-
yertisements as carefully as his edi-
torials.
]. V. TrOutman left for Sharon
Saturday to look after his live stock
interests.
Will Taylor, Of Caldwell, spent Fri
day night in the city, returning next
morning.
BOrn-tO Mr.. and Mrs. Jim OStran-
der, Thursday night, a boy weighing
ten pounds,
The Arkansas river is said to be
rising rapidly, an unusual thing for
January.
Gus Glamann thinks he sees the ex.
pense Of an ice plant looming up be
fore him.
]. E. BOttOrff, Santa Fe operator at
the freight depot, is reported on the
sick list.
Engineer Chas. Weddle left Satur-
day morning for pleasure trip
in the east.
Henry Derwin spent Saturday and
Sunday withhis parents and friends
at Caldwell.
D. L. Pugh and daughter, Mrs. Ed
Newlan, came up from Hunnewell
Friday evening.
j. c. Davis, proprietor of the Davis
house, went to Harper on business
Friday morning.
Miss Maggie Glasgow left Friday
for few days visit with friends
in Newkirk, Ok.
E.A. Gibbons, the tonsorialist. re-
turned from business trip to New
ton Friday morning.
Miss Sara Woodward of Unionville,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Smith of this city.
]. L. Myers, Of Caldwell, was up
Saturday attending the PUpulist cen.
trail committee meeting.
Mrs. Carrie Green returned from a
short visit with her parents neal
Mayfeld, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Naugle left
Friday evening for two weeks visit
to relatives in Indiana.
Miss. N. G. Cluster, Of Chicago, ar.
rived in the city Thursday evening on
a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. Graf.
Ed Beard, ex-Sants Fe bill clerk at
the freight depot, Of this city, came
down from Wichita Thursday evening
The Knight Templars conferred the
Red Cross degree on N. K. Dreese, Of
Harrington, Kansas, Thursday night
The Milan Press says that Atoms
Military Band will give a concert a.
Mayfeld some time in the near future
Rev. Smith, formerly pastor of the
Baptist church in this city. returned
to his home in COffeyville Friday
morning.
J. Il. DemOry returned Friday morn
ing from four weeks trip to Oklaho.
q ma. Hehas been visiting his brother
down there.
The Santa Fe sent a train of Q;
empty box cars west Saturday FOL
the grain shipments which are ex
pected in few days.
A message was received from the
agent at GreDola Saturday stating
that the elevator was burned at that
place Friday evening.
The only changes by the new man
agement Of the Santa Fe so far noteC
was the relieving the other day o.
several ticket agents in Texas.
Mckee says in his advertisement
"Bring in your own poultry" o.
course, Mr.. Nc. you would not expec
them to bring in any one else's.
Walter Rem, Orie Winger, Whit