People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-06-04
City and County.


STARVED; people can get fat at
lPember,s Cafe. SSsf
Sol futile was ur from Caldwell
Monday on business.
Miss Novel Anderson spent Sunday
with her parents at Oxford.
VIM. Haas, from Wichita, is the
new baker for Bauman Bros.
Fire: 90 the end of Pembers cigars
makes the best smoke 10 town. 3Stf
Fl. L. Benedict, ex-p0stmaster Of
Milan, was in town Monday on busi-
ness.
The only first class short order
house in Wellington. Pembers
Cafe. 38tf
Plenty of sorghum and millet seed
at reasonable prices.-WILLIs K.
Folks. 2t4l
Thos. Berry and family, of Miller
ton, were tranSactiDg business here
Friday.
Mrs. M.T.Vineyard left last Thurs
day for Creighton, Mo-, to visit her
mother.
Plenty Of dirt and dust on the out
side but none on the inside Of Pemb-
er's Cafe. 38tf
Hoods pills are the best family
lthartic and liver medicine. Harm
EeSs, reliable, sure.
j. L. HOuseworth of Milan, visited
his aunts, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carson and Miss
Tina Mitchell, over Sunday.
Bascom O'Hair was up from near
South Haven Friday. He will begin
cutting his wheat in few days.
George Cease, a barber of Argonia.
and Marion Sumpter, a prominent
citizen of that place, were in the city
Monday.
Mrs. E. B, Irwin left for her home
In Aled0, ILL.,, on Monday. She has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. wv.
Haughey.
The band boys received the white
trousers for their St. Louis uniforms
last Thursday and are well pleased
with them.
Irwin Burk went to Maize Monday
morning to visit for about a week
with his brother George in the sem
mary there.
W, NJ. V. SwartS and wife re-
turned to their home in Iowa City
On Monday. They have been visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Vols returned
from their trip Thursday. They will
reside for the summer with Mr., and
Mrs. 7. J. Myers.
Everett Fleming came down from
Wichita Saturday night and spent
Sunday in the city. He returned
Monday morning.
DR.. G. W. Davis, of Geuda Springs,
was in the city t0 appear before the
board of equalization with reference
to his taxes Monday.
Henry Cowen has been re-engaged
by the Hunter Milling Co. as stenog-
rapher and began his duties at the
mill Monday morning.
W. Fl. Lasell, a prosperous farmer
from Bluff township, was in the city
Monday. He says his wheat is poor,
but his corn is looking fine.
Mrs. Henry Bowers left on Monday
morning for Canton, Ohio, to spend
the summer visiting relatives and
friends in her old home.
Miss Bernice Evans. of Wichita,
who has been visiting her friends,
Miss Walton and Miss Staub, returned
to her home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Frantz and
two children arrived in the city Sat-
urday evening from Enid, and will
visit relatives here for few days.
Harold Herrick rode down from
Maize Monday on his wheel. He
made the forty-two miles in three
hours and eighteen minutes, which is
very good time.
a Do not despair because you have
tiled manv medicines and have failed
20 receive benefit. Remember that
- Hoods SarSaparilla cures when all
Others fail to do any good whatever.
The Wellington cyclone used to
stand in the front row Of the cyclone
record, but the Sherman, Tex, and
Cloud county, Kansas, tornadOs put it
back in second place.-Wichita Eagle.
John E,Wells, editor of the Caldwell
Advance, accompanied by his family,
left on Wednesday for Wyoming.
where they go TO visit and in quest of
health. They will be gone several
weeks.
Remember that Dresser, the phOtog-