People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06
City and County.
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Mrs. DR.. Franklin is numbered
among the sick.
Z. J. Humphrey moved into his
rev Office last Saturday.
Robert Field was In the city Satur.
DAY FROM Medicine Lodge.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker Jaggers last'Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. A. Glamann returned
from Chicago last Thursday night.
j. Elvin, prosperous merchant OF
Danville, was in the city Saturday.
A. J. Darlington Of Milan, was inter.
Viewing the county officials last Thurs.
day.
Isaac PAlton, the prosperous mer-
chant Of Milan, was in this city
last Saturday.
Mrs. G. o. CLANCY returned last
Friday from short visit with
friends in Milan.
Mrs. Minnie Whitmoyer. Of WITCH
pta, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, H. W.
R0hrer Of this city.
Miss Ethel.Showalter came up from
Portland Saturday and spent Sun
day with her parents.
A Martha Washington tea will be
given at GAR. hall by The ladies Of
the W.R.C., February 21st.
If it were not for the chattel mort
gage fend the registers Office would
be almost bankrupt this year.
Court adjourned Saturday until
Monday. The balance of the civil
assignment was passed to Feb. 10.
Even the potatoes Mr.. Rector
planted three weeks ago have begun
to wink their eyes and feel "Sprlngy."
J.R. Parsons and wife, parents of
ChaS. Parsons Of this city, arrived
last Saturday from Hay Springs,
Nebraska.
There is just one thing that Wei
lingtOn people do not like about Mis-
souri,, and that is her muddy street
crossings. ...... ..,
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Long returned
last Friday from Pawnee Agency
where they have been visiting
son for few weeks.
The Milau Press is five years old.
The Press is one Of the best local pa
pers in Kansas and the people of Milan
ought to be proud of it.
Milan will have a leap year pie
social Feb. I. Don't be hasty gentle
men Of the body politic-tlis has nc
reference to political piel ...-,
License to wed was Friday granted
to Jesse Wright, aged 26. and Clotilda
Schlinn, aged 10, both Of Renfruw,
Okla, by Judge Ferguson. ...s..
The administrator of the estate Of
Thomas Nickel, deceased, has been
authorized by the probate court tC
sell real estate to pay debts.
Lie. Newton Is still suffering from
the injuries he received In the run
away accident. Some days he is I'm
able to get out to look after business
J. E. Carr and wife, Of Argonia
passed through the city last Friday on
their way to California, where they
will spend a few months visiting
friends. s...,
Amos Chapman, Of Curtis, Okla.
passed through the city last THURSDAY
morning on his way home from Wash
ington, D, c., where he had been or
business.
Maj. Geo. NJ. Reilly, the genia
travelling man, once candidate To-
sheriff Of this county, was shakin,
hands with Wellington friends las
Saturday.
Tbs Mayfeld school board closed th,
school house against the Milan bant
concert Tuesday night because a pro
tTacted meeting was 10 progress il
tue village.
The wheat is smiling cut OF botl
eyes at this weather. and the festiy,
grasshOpper is Matching out and re
hearsing his jubilee, SIN this wheat
by and by"
A sale Of six horses and some i'm
plements belonging to Riggs Bros, o.
Conway Strings. took place on tn,
Streets Friday, to'satisfy chattel mort
gage held by A. Graf.
EliasOn's performance runnini
through five acts is rich in novelt
and charming in arrangement. He
assisted by Madamoiselle Edmund
and seven able assistants.
Jay Willis, of the Leland hotel a
Caldwell, and Miss Maud Haymake
Of the same city, were married il
Wichita last Thursday. They hay
gone east on wedding tour.
The Wheelock-Davidson case wen
IN the iurV FRIDAY niOht of o,clool,