People's voice., 1896-01-16
Wb DOLLhR PER YEHR.
NUMBER 22.

'linOS'' uVf11g which
'llne they were exchanging shots. he
succeeded in running the, would.be
oHender away. They were evidently
chIoroforned or drugged in,some way
with Hew, probabl7' OF, robbinc
them.
Inc Christian church was crowded
TO the doors Sunday night. A coruet
and three violins accompanied the
chorus which was led bysNfrs.. Scott.
Fred Smith handled the cornet and
James Smith, Thad VanHbrn and
warren Brumley the violins The
music was great. MrSN.Scott is con.
Quoting the music at this church
regularly Rehearsals every Friday
evening. Elder Werner preached an
able sermon on the ''Prodigal Son.
Two people united With the church
by letter.
Miss Mary Share entertained few
oil ner friends at her home Tuesday
evening. Music and dancing we're the
order OF the evening. Elegant re.
lreshnents were served and all pres
ent report an enjoyable time. Miss
snare Is a splendid entertainer.
Park Trowbridge favored the guests
with several vocal salos, which were
highly appreciated. Those present
were Misses Mabel Haskell Ef,le
Smiley Laura Gelino, and Messrs.
John Sparr' Park Trowbriage, Harry
Myers and Arthur Vols.
Mrs. Eva Lewallen Bea ton. who left
Wellington a short time since. is now
located at Rogers, Aakansas, where
she is conducting photograph gal
lery. By Mrs. Beaton's leaving. Wei.
llagton loses one of its brightest and
best woman workers. She has been
SO long identified with the photograph
business here that some people feel
lost when the7 begin to, feel the need
Oh photographs. We hope Mrs.
Beaton may prosper ia her new loca-
lien, as she deserves TO do anywhere.
She Is spleadid artist-an expert in
every line Ofthe Photographic art.
IThe people Of Rogers Ark. are fortu-.
nate in securing her. We commend
her warml2 to all whO may have deal.
1 ings with her.
Readers OF the VOICE will notice
the advertisement of that old reliable
alfalfa seed firm,. McBeth & Kiunison
OF Garden City, in this issue. On ac..
count OF the drOuths for the last. year
or two, those who have sown alfalfa
seed have not had very encouraging
experiences, but all are. nevertheless.
OF the opinion that it is the great
forage crop fer this country The
drouth' period Is passed. This. seems
to be pretty well settled in the minds
OF everyone. The proper thing, there
fore, for every farmer TO do Is to put
In a few acres Of alfalfa. Those
wanting seed can depend on getting
the very best quality and the lowest
Market prize Of McBeth s.; Kennison.
1aey have been In business at Garden
City for years. and are entirely
reliable. They will chee,fully answer
llinquirtes.
! Harry Z. Lester AID! Miss Stella
Blair were married at Anthony Sat-.
:urday. Mr.. Lester is. a member of
the Fast MALI company and Mrs.
Lester Of the Isl Plunkard" COM.
tpany, which gave an. entertainment.
here Saturday nigha. The wedding
was very quiet affair, only few in
tinate friends being present. They
were made the recipients Of some
handsome presents. among them be-
Ing a diamond brooch from Miss
Helen Vaughn, aud slIverware from
e. ). Bixby, Of the Fast Mail' com,
pany 81 Pluskard was TO have pre-
sented a diamond pin, but ii has
failed to matsrialize up to date. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester passed through this
city last evening, Mrs. Lester going
to Wichita 10 join her company which
is there today and Mr.. Lester meet
Ing his company here and going with
them to Parsons, Kansas.
Anchor Lodge. No. Q, Knights of
Pythias, held their regular semi-an.
nual installation Of officers Tuesday
evening. Following are the officers
who were installed for the present
term: E B. Roser, past chancellor;
Harry L. Buttrey, chancellor CON-
mander; Fred L. Naugle, vice chan
cellor; Harry L. Clayton, prelate;
Us. Forsyth, keeper of records and
seal; A. A. Lichtenberger, master of
exchequer; Ed S, Christainson, mas
te- Of finance; ]. NJ. Griffice, master
of work; Thad VanHOrn, master at
arms; E. E. Pember, inner guard;
T.J. Neubert, outer guard. Anchq
lodge is now on the increase. Appli-
cations for membership are now being
received almost every meeting night.
This lodge has a reputation all over