People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-30
City and County.

Smith Prather, Of Portland, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Noble. of Caldwell, was
IN the city Saturday.
Ed. Z. T. Houston. Of Perth, vas
In the city Saturday.
H. P. Boyer, Of Harmon township,
was in the city Friday.
Frank Logan of Caldwell, was a Wis
itor in this city Saturday.
John Eikley, of Greene township,
was on our streets Friday.
John W. Heskett, Of Riyerdale,
made this place a call Saturday.
Mrs. EIizaJ. Burrows, Of Riverdaie,
was in the city on business Friday.
P. L. Payne, Of Harmon township,
was in the city on business Saturday.
E, G. Jacobs, Of Perth, braved the
storm Friday and drove to this city on
business.
H. F. Harbaugh, Of Greene town
ship, attended to business in this city
Saturday.
]. j. Stevens, grain buyer OF Dal-
toy, was liz the city tranSacting bust
ness Friday.
Miss Allie Thomas, Of Millerton,
attended commencement exercises in
this city Friday night.
A letter received from viii Taylor
last Friday states that he has good
prospects for job at Salt Lake, also
that he is much pleased with the cOun-
try out there.
The farmers are all jubilant these
days over crop prospects. Many of
them say they never saw things look
ing so well at this time year. They
certainly merit a rich harvest.
The examination for county teach
ers was held at the court house Sat
urday. Teachers from all parts Of
the county were in attendance. Be
tween $50 and 200 took the examina-
tiOn.
The Wellington Senate has ad-
jOurned for the season. Now if the
United States senate and house would
only follow suit, the people would
have good cause for rejOicing,-Milan
Press.
We saw transaction Friday where
in one man paid a bill to another and
not word was uttered. When their
attention was called to it, a bright
bystander remarked that money did
the talking.
Remember that Dresser, the phOtOg
rapher from Winfield, will be at hi.
studio over pOStOfiCe every Tuesday,
We make all the latest styles IN finish
All work strictly frSt-claSs and salts.
faction guaranteed,
John ShObe arrived in the city from
Oklahoma City last Friday. Mr.
Shobe was severely hurt about two
weeks ago by being struck with q
sandbag in the hands Of some thug
who received about $500 for his work
Mrs. Louis c. Martin, who has been
visiting Mrs. Lyman Naugle for few
days, left for her home in Garden CITY
last Saturday. Mrs. Martin is on hel
way home from an extended visit
with friends in Indiana and Illinois.
John Tegder and clerk, Ed Six, were
arrested Friday wight for violating the
prOhibitOry law, They appeared be
fore Justice Gilmore, where they gave
bond for their appearance in the sun
of $500 each, Some liquor was cOnfs
Gated.
Mrs. NJ. W. Adams, mother of Mrs
D. A. Espy, aged 81 years, died Friday
night at midnight. Funeral service.
Sabbath afternoon, April 18th, at 4:3C
O'Clock, from residence, sos Nortl
Washington avenue. Interment wa,
made at FL Paso, III.
The Wichita Commercial club sem
down a lot Of advertising and reading
matter relative to the Galveston deer
wale and terminal facilities. FIX
Robbins of the Farmers bank, tt
whom it was sent, turned it over Il
the Commercial club of this city.
Geo. H. Dresser, of Winfield, ha
opened a bran new photograph gal
lery at Wellington, over the pOstOfice
Caman'S old stand. All work will b,
strictly trSt-claSS and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be openeC
every Tuesday. Call and SEE our work
This office is in receipt of a copy o
the souvenir edition of the Mulvan
Record. 1t is gotten up in pamphle
form, printed on book paper, and con
tainS a number half-tOne cuts of tn
different business and dwelling house
and prominent citizens of that place
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