People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-21
City and County.

Abilah j. GreeDhurg Of Perth, was
in the city Saturda..
c. C. johnson. of Perth, was an Ar
lington guest Saturday.
Henry Derr.r. If Caldwell, was a
Well gton visitor Saturday.
Fire: on the end Of Pembers cigars
makes tie best smoke in town. 3Stf
The Oxford band has offered its
services free for Memorial day.
A choral union is 70 be organized at
Oxford. Nothing like being in style
The only first class short order
house in Wellington. Pembers
Cafe. 3Stf
R. NJ. Johnson, trustee and assessor
of Caldwell township, made his re-
turns Friday afternoon.
Plenty Of dirt and dust on the out
side but none on the inside OF Pemb-
er's Cafe. 3Stf
Mrs. BrunsOn sells millinery goods at
bottom prices. Largest line in the
city to select from. 3Stf
Orville Frantz went up to Maize
Saturday morning and will refresh his
mind on some studies while there.
He will be gone some time.
Mrs. NJ, E. BrunsOn at Price, Hoge,
& Co. invites your attention to her
line of fine millinery. 3Stf
H. Zimmerman and wife returned
to their home at Hays City last Fri
day after paying a visit to their par
ents northeast OF the city.
Mrs. R. H. Branch, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Levi Ferguson, accom-
panied by her little son, returned to
their home in Muncie, Ind, last
Thursday
L. G. Fisher, the veteran painter
and paper hanger Of Wellington, was
down this week decorating the inside
of the bank with coat of wallpaper,
New Era.
Miss Carrie Mclaughlin, of Win
chester, ILL.,, arrived in the city Friday
and will visit her cousins, the family
of T. Hurd, living out by the Lovett
school house.
W. A. Huffman and wife went to
Belle Plaine Thursday to attend the
Rebkah picnic near there, They re-
turned that evening and report very
pleasant time.
Hugh Harlan is canvassSng the
county for orders for work entitled
1.-THE Home of the Bible" and We are
pleased to learn he is meeting with
SuCceSS.-Milan Press.
1Mrs. T. C. Peterson and two chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. PeterSOn's
mother, left on last Thursdays Rock
Island for Iowa, where they will visit
for a couple of months.
Remember that Dresser, the phOtog-
rapher from Winfield, will be at his
studio over pOstofice every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
All work strictly frst-class and salts
faction guaranteed.
Mrs. DR.. Bowers, of Anthony, Kan
SaS, and J. W. Hunter anC wife, of
Bloomington, Ill, arrived in the city
Thursday to attend the VoilS-Hunter
nuptialS that evening. J. W.Hunter
is brother Of Geo, II. Hunter.
Telephone connection has Just been
made with NickersOn, the connections
being put in Friday. The rate is
50 cents. The telephone company is
making rapid advancement and fur
nishing Wellington splendid service.
Mrs, j. A. Steele went up to Wei
lingtOn Saturday morning and re-
manned there until Wednesday even
ing with Mr.. Steele. While there
they rented a house and will move IN
the first Of the week.-SOuth Haven
New Era.
JC.NiCholSOu was down from New
ton Friday. He is agent for Fidelity
Trust Company, which guarantees
the county against loss of its funds
in the bank. 1t is not known Just
what steps they will take regarding
Gne cOuntyS money IN the Sumner
National.
Mrs. P. linn, OfHutchinson, mother
of Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge, accompan.
led by her grand daughter, Miss Zaida
linn, arrived in the city last week
and will visit here for few weeks
Miss zaida will probably make her
home in Wellington.
j. G. Smith is having one Of the
three large twO-stOry houses north
of Staub's corner moved to his lots
on corner Jefferson avenueand Eighth
street. The hOnse will be repaired
and fixed over aud will make one of
the handsOmest residences in the city