People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-28
City and County.

Fire: on the end of Pembers cigars
makes the best smoke 10 town. 3otf
The only first class short order
house in Wellington. Pembers
Cafe. 3Stf
Mrs. n. S. Hale left for Rogers, Ar
kansas, Friday evening to spend the
summer.
The assessors returns for the city
of Wellington will show population
Of 1874.
Plenty Of dirt and dust 90 the out
side but none on the inside of Pemb-
er's Cafe. 38tf
Miss Jennie Brent departed Friday
morning for Cheyenne, on a few
weeks visit.
Mrs. BruDSOn sells millinery goods at
bottom prices. Largest line in the
city to select from. 3Stf
, Mrs NJ. E. BrunsOn at Price, HOge,
4 Co. invites your attention to her
line Of fine millinery. 3Stf
A foreclosure suit was fled in the
probate court Thursday: The New
Hampshire Banking Co. VS.. ]. c.
Hyperion ct al.
The Diamond Mystery" is the
title of home talent play to be given
in Oxford. The mystery Is, who in
Oxford has diamonds.
A. c. Lambe has filed his annual
account as administrator Of the estate
of Geo. A. Camp. A balance on hand
of Sl99.19 is shown by the account.
Tom Mordy, of Mulvane, and &. B.
McAlister, Of Belle Plaine, were down
Saturday, delegates to the Republican
county central committee meeting.
PrOfT.W Butcher left Friday morn
ing for Ness City, Kansas, where he
will be an an instructor in the nor
nal which begins there next Monday.
Hon. R. 7. SimOns, John Nyce,
Tyler Sturm and Sol futile came up
from Caldwell Saturday. MessrS.
SimOns and Nyce are Republican COM
mitteemen.
Rev. B. F. Pugh and family went to
Perth Saturday where he held ser
vices Sunday morning and evening,
preaching the Memorial sermon to
the GAR pest at II am.
Remember that Dresser, the photog.
rapher from Winfield, will be at his
studio over pOstOhice every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
All work strictly frst.class and salts
faction guaranteed.
Jim and Bob BeDb came up from
their claims south Of Hunnewell FRI
day night, returning the next morning
with new team. jim lost one of his
horses a short time ago; it ran away,
broke its back and had to be shot.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller died last Thursday. Fu-
neral services were held at 3 o'clock
next afternoon at family residence on
East Tenth street. Interment was
made in Prairie Lawn cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garland and
daughter, Edith, returned Thursday
from trip to Memphis, Tenn, where
Mrs. Garland has a sister living.
On their return trip they also visited
their old home at Salem, Ill. They
have been gone about a month.
Geo. H. Dresser, of Winfield, has
opened bran new photograph gal
lery at Wellington, over the pOstoffice,
Caman'S old stand. All work will be
strictly drst-ClaSS and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be opened
every Tuesday. Call and SEE our work.
Information of clunacy was filed
against sophia MarkwOrt, of this city,
Thursday. The trial was held Thurs
day afternoon, but she was unable to
be brought into court. She was ad-
judged insane, her condition being
found TO arise from general derange-
m Mt Of health.
c. c. Curtis, Of Wellington, who de-
livered the address in this city last
Decoration day, has promised to de-
liver an Grafton at home this coming
Decoration day. Mr.. Curtis is an ex-
Cellent speaker and will doubtless
make good talk upon this occasion.
Belle PLANE Defender.
We see by the Caldwell News that
Miss Lille OBrien, of this city, has
been elected as a teacher in the pubic
schools at Caldwell. Miss O'Brien
is graduate of the Wellington high
school and is fully competent to I'll
the position to which she has been
elected. She is making rapid aG-
yancement in her chosen profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grace and son,
Fred A. Grace, took their departure
Friday morning for Vail, Iowa, which