People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-02
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Linn; Messrs. Lloyd Benson, OF
Mishler, Bert Ramey, Fred Pryor, E.
Wingfeld, Ed Tinkham, Ora WingeT
Robert and Sam Banks.
Each child attending the Christian
Sunday school on Easter Sunday vii
be given an Easter egg. 1t is desiret
that the ladies of the church SEM
these eggs Sunday morning.
Rev. Weimer announced on Sunda,
that he had resigned as minister O
the Christian church in this cit,
and that he would occupy the pulpi
for the last time next Sunday.
Mrs. King was released from jai
Saturday evening and a ticket t,
EldOradO purchased for her. Marsha
Henderson made it his business to set
that she departed for that place.
Jacob Engle has Very unique anC
lastly decorated display window. Ii
it are stars of various cOlors anC
Easter bOnnets and hats which are
attracting a great deal Of attention.
The Rice county Eagle makes q
visit of Senator A. G. FOrney to the
its city the occasion to say: "Sena
tor FOrney is one of the leading Popu
lists Of the state and one of the kline
it will do to tie TO-"
L. L. Campbell, wife and daughter
who have been visiting Mr.. Campbell.
sisters, Miss Lizzie, and Mrs. Thos
Buttrey, for the past seven weeks re
turned to their home in Princevire e
ILL.,, Monday evening.
John T. Stewart, o. ] Hackney ant
wife, Mel Wyatt and mother, Harr,
ClaytOr, Silva Forsyth, John Saylol
and Ben Westlake returned from
Wichita Sunday night where they at
tended conference that day.
Rev. E. G. Jacka Sunday rendered
his resignation (by letter. as pastor
Of the Presbyterian church at thi,
place, to take effect May 1st. 1t i!
not yet known where he will locate
for the future. At present he is il
Denver, Colorado.
A letter was received Saturday from
B. F, Jones by Mrs. Jones, in which
he stated tina. he was then at Color
ado Springs, but would leave for Den
yer Monday, the 5Oth. The family ex
pect to take their departure for thai
place the last OF this week.
W. E. Cox is in receipt Of tele
gram from W. E. Stanley, Of Wichita
saying that A. E. Hoyt, of Arkansa
City, has been appointed pastor of th,
NJ. E. church in this city for the en-
suing year. Rev. Hoyt has preached
for the congregation here a few time
and is quite well known.
The fire department was called on
Wednesday by an alarm from tn
Third ward. The blaze was located il
the chimney Of the house occupied b.
Prof. H. F. NJ. Bear. The boys mad
a good run. but their assistance wa
not needed, as the fire was extin
guisEed before their arrival.
Word has been received through
John Shobe Of the death of Mrs. Geo
W. PedigO on Saturday last at Okla
homa City. She died quite suddenly
the cause of her death not given
Mrs. Pedigo formerly lived in thi
city and had many friends here VIII
will regret to hear this sad news.
Jacob Engle's store was thronpe,
with admiring visitors Tuesday af
ternOon and evening, it being the oC
caSion Of his spring millinery opening
The store was handsomely decorate,
and an elegant display of hats, flowers
ribbons, laces and trimmings of all de
ScrlptiOns were on exhibition. Yer
pretty Easter cards were presented a
souvenirs.
Friday evening, papers were file
nominating c. F. Luening for council
man from Third ward for the on
: year term. In the Fifth ward paper
were also filed on the 9th nomina
ting John Bradley for councilma
against L. j. French, the caucus nom
, inee. W. A. Maxey was nominate
for member board of education agains
r N. E. Cook.
a queer request was made of Majo
Ferguson on Wednesday. Some tim
ago he married a young couple fror
Oklahoma. This morning he receive
, a letter from the lady stating tina
! her married life ehad not been as hspp
as she had anticipated it would b
E and requesting him to grant her a d
vOrce free of charge. She seems