People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-06
County Exchanges.

oxford's druggist has been granted
apermit to sell whiskey. This will
do away with great deal Of travel
TO Wellington Caldwell News.
We quote the following from the
Milan Press at the risk Of placing the
cup to our new neighbours lips:
Good hay is selling in the Strip near
Caldwell at 80 per ton." us 1,-.
E. 7. Barrett made his first voyage
over town Wednesday. Glad to see
him out. Gene says his appetite is
about the only particular feature OF
typhoid experience that is troubling
him now,-0xford Register. ST..
We have It from a reliable source
that Isaac Heron, who removed with
his family from this place to Golden
City, Mo-, few months ago, had be-
come disguised with Missouri and in
tends coming back to the Sunhower
state. He will find a warm welcome
awaiting him.-Milan Press.
W. NJ. Copeland is now a resident
OF Colorado Springs, and a partner of
f. s. Strong in the mining brokerage
business. MARKS" many friends in
Sumner county will join the Register
IN the hope that he will make for
tune-make 1t auckland come back
to Oxford to spend it.-Oxford Reg
lister.
Pinkerton arrested two half-breed
Indian boys between Mulvane and
Udall last Wednesday. They had
escaped from the Haskell Institute
and were walking to their homes in
the territory. The boys were kept
here until Thursday when an employe
OF the Institute came and took them
back to school. -Mulvane Record.
E. T. Battin writes from Westches.
ter, Pa. that he would like to be In
sunny Kansas again. He is speeding
the winter in Pennsylvania Cald.
well News.
II Mr.. Battin is getting any sun
shine at all in Pennsylvania, and st q.
shine is what he wants, he had betrel
stay there, Kansas has gone out Of
the business.
Last Saturday morning a deputy
o.. 5. marshal came up from Enid ant
at once went out to Sam'l Burdick's
farm southwest Of town and arrested
Fred Burdick, son Of L. L. Burdick
under the charge Of burglarizlng thu
postoffice at Lahoma, o. T., som,
twenty-five miles east OF Enid. Tn,
; young man practically admitted BIZ
' guilt, remarking that be had s3I
! worth Of stamps buried so deep tina
no one else could ever find them. Tn,
! officer returned to Enid the same
evening with his prisoner.-SOuti
Haven New Era.
Brothers Macdonald and Brans
, combe both make their announce
! ments this week concerning tn
) changes mentioned In the VoICl
. Of week before last. We are sorr,
, to see Brother Mcdonald leave Blu
, the people Of Oxford are to be con
| graduated on getting so worthy
man In his stead as Charley Brans
combe. Mr.. Mcdonald declares Il
his announcement that he will onl
be gone six months but drops som
, pleasant farewell words for fear b
should leave his remains In the briD
deep. The people Of South Have
will not suffer by the change sine
Mr.. Dlnsmoor Is to mount the tripod
/, In urging the people to do thei
= duty by Mr.. Dinsmoor, Mr.. Brant
5 combe takes occasion to iterate thi
truth: "Now is the tug Of war, th
e clouds hang low and threatening, bu
!, we have faith that In a few shor
d months we will immerge into the fu.
:. light and warming rays Of the mic
!, day sun Of prosperity. The signs az
S pointing that way at present. an
there Is no one factor that tend
toward bringing about such rapid re
n suits in this line when the times al
. ripe for 1t, as a live newspaper.
draws by its bright, CHEEKY and pro
n porous appearance the better elemen
e Of homeseakers to the communit
O which 1t represents, for paper
. taken as an index to the character {
+ the people who read it and support
a or starve it,"
e Milan had the largest delegation
" attendance at the concert given q
7, the auditorium 10 Wellington 0
e Monday evening last, by the Ter
K neSsee Jubilee singers, Of any otht
n town in the county outside Of We
r lington. The delegation was con
K posed OF the following named person
r G. W. HOugh and daughter, Mi,
Mary, l. S. Alton, wife and daughte
Miss Jessie, NJ. L. Haworth, wife an
sister-in-law, Miss Mary Miller,