People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-09
City and County.

Mrs. Fred Garland is reported quite
sick.
Miss Olive Spicknall is reported
among the sick.
M. L. Ryland was up from South
Haven Tuesday.
E. H. Droz, of South Haven, was in
the city yesterday.
George Able of Perth was in the city
yesterday on business.
Dick Millard left fer Cripple Creek,
COL, Wednesday morning.
James Riley Of Portland was peram-
bulating our streets Tuesday.
Jasper Sommerville, OF Oxford town.
Ship, was in ,he city yesterday.
Alex Howe is able to be up town,
after a few days of confinement.
S. W.Miller Of Rome was doing bus
ineSs in the county seat Tuesday.
Sam Cole of the firm Of Cole Bros.
of Harper spent Sunday In the city.
The last will and testament Of
F.Klein was filed for probate Monday.
The venerable Geo. Patton Of Val
verde township is said to be seriously
sick.
Mrs. W. G. Burgess returned from
a visit with friends in Harper Tuesday
night.
J.H.MCClintOck. Of Clearwater, was
attending to business in the city yes
terday
George Lee, Of Ryan township, was
talking with the peOpleof Wellington
Tuesday.
Brakeman Henry Brinkmier is TAX
ing few days lay-Off on account Of
sickness.
George Klein arrived from Victor,
Col, .,Sunda mighty toe late for his faith
ers funeral.
John Eiklor, prosperous stock
raiser of Greene township, was in the
city Tuesday,
Mrs. Kate Davis returned from a
pleasant visit with her father at Alva
Saturday night.
County Clerk Sadler informs US that
ctdnty scrip will be ready for delivery
Saturday morning.
The Knights Of Pythias postponed
their installation of officers until
next Tuesday night.
Owing to lack Of space we are COM
PEELED to leave out some Of our cor
respOndenCe this week.
Mrs. Geo. Moeser of Lamont, Okla,
arrived Saturday to attend the funer-
al Of her cousin, F. Klein.
Mrs. J. Clark and son arrived Satur-
urday evening from a visit with
friends at Medicine Lodge,
Miss Tyrone Kettering, a young
ady Of Corbin, fell and broke her arm
at Corbin yesterday morning.
NJ. B. Keagy came up from Alert,
Oklahoma, Monday to look after
business interests in the city.
Mrs. Il. E. Hanson returned Sunday
evening from visit Of several days
duration to friends in Independence.
Miss Ida Curtis. who has been
visiting friends in Argonia for the
past few days, returned Monday night.
Green Dowis and wife of Rome
spent Tuesday nightin the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cow
herd.
The Salvation Army young people
are making collections for a coffee
dnd cake social at their hall Friday
night.
Mrs. Jacob Allen, whose health has
been somewhat improved for some
time, is reported to be in a declining
condition.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hunger and her two
daughters, Of Alta Vista, Kansas, are
paying Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Kelly a few
days visit.
J. NJ. Harper, the Conway Springs
banker, was down Tuesday feeling
of the board little concerning coun.
ty deposits.
G.. W. Stipp returned from a bust.
ness tour on the Panhandle Division
Monday evening and left for Winfield
next morning.
The Belle Plaine News says it's a
mistake about Geo. W. Cain having
moved to Oklahoma. He has only
gone on visit.
The Misses Lulu and Dora Rem de.
parted on Monday for Lawrence to
re-enter upon their studies at the
state university.
Chas. Klein. from St. Louis, brother
Of f. Klein, and Roy Richards oi
BrOokfeld, Mo-, were in attendance
AZ the funeral Sunday.