People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-26
City and County.


Homer Thompson, of Arson, was in
lhe city Friday.
VIM. Lindsey of Perth was in the
pity Fsiday on business.
Albert o. Morris of London town
nip was in the city Friday.
VIM. Hall Of Belle PLANE was in
1he city on business Friday.
The Misses Miller Of Oxford were
y the city shopping Friday.
Miss Ute Kirk, Of Argrnia, was in
the city on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. S. J. Jones of
Belle PLANE we're in the city shopping
friday.
Steve L. Jones Ex-Sheriff living at
Portland, was in the city on business
friday.
]. NJ. Richards and Z. Fuss, OF
Perth, were in the city on business
Saturday.
Hoods pills are the best after-din-
erpill; assist digeSting, cures head
ache. 25c.
J. c. Richardson returned from his
eastern trip Friday, where he has been
buying goods.
Mrs, Laura J. Burrows of Riverdale
was in town Friday tranSaCting bust.
ness with John Stewart.
Miss Ethel ShOwalter came up from
s her school near Portland Friday night
and spent Sunday with her parents.
D Fred Garland received fine WAY,
erly wheel last Thursday which he
purchased for his wife. 1t is a beauty
Misses Lola and Edna Lambert
went to Udall last Saturday, where
they visited friends and relatives
over Sunday.
r. B. Brown. of London township
was in the city Friday. He reports
plenty Of peaches unkilled yet in his
section and wheat looking fine.
Mrs Mary Warrensburg departed for
Joplin, Nc, last Friday, where she
will make her future home. Hell
husband has employment there.
James W. Worden, the nurSeryman,
is doing a big business in his line.
He shipped two cars Of trees to Med.
ford over the Rock Island last Thurs.
day.
The city teachers have begun to
drill their charges, in preparation fol-
the annual grades entertainment to
take place during commencement
week
Frank Harris, the cOlOred cook al
the Arlington hotel, resigned Thurs.
day, and next morning left for Cripple
Creek, where be has secured a good
position.
Mrs. Charles Blanchard end two
sons, of Highland, Okla, arrived in
the city last Thursday and will visit
the family Of her brother, S. Crane,
for a few days.
Miss Grace Baker, of Newton, ar
rived here last Thursday and is assist
ing Hanlin s. Gambrill. She will
remain at this store as cashier until
they get fully established.
Geo. H. Hunter is preparing tC
build two fine pigeon houses for bis
sons, George and Frank. The boys
have as fine lot Of blooded pigeons
as can be found in the state,
JIM. Mckee buys all kinds Of junk
old copper, rubber, brass, lead, zinc
and bones, and wants all the poultry
you have for sale. See me when in
town. Respectfully, J. NJ. MCKEB.
Drive out the impurities from your
blood and build upyour system by
creating an appetite and toning the
stomach with Hoods Sarsaparilla, il
you would keep yourself well.
Mrs. Joe Conner received a tele-
gram last Thursday from Peoria, Ill.,,
stating that her mother, Mrs. W. B
Quinn, was seriously i'll. Mrs. Conner
left Friday morning for that place.
There is certain business man in
the city who offers to give 800 toward
heading a list for Fourth of July
celebration. What's the matter with
having a big time. Who'll be the
next?
A farmer living In the vicinity OF
Conway Springs brought in six wild
geese and about forty ducks which he
killed on the creek near tina: place.
He disposed of his game, realizing
quite a sum from them.
O.F.Spahr and son, Guy, left Thurs
day afternoon overland for Arkansas,
They took covered wagon and foul
horses and will make an extensive
tour of the whole state Tor the pur,
pose OF sight seeing. They will be
Qhcpnt cOmo time