People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-14
II City and County.

Miss Florence Barton came down
from Belle PLANE last Thursday.
Fire; on the end of Pembers cigars
makes the best smoke in town. 36tf
The only first class short order
house 10 Wellington. Pember,
Cafe. 38tt
Plenty Of dirt and dust on the out
side but none on the inside of Pemb-
er'S Cafe. 3Stf
John SEobe and sister, Miss Mamie,
went to Hunnewell Friday to visit
until Sunday.
Mrs. BrunSOn 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
Daniel E. Holiday, trustee of Har-
mon township, made his report to the
county clerk last Thursday.
Mrs. +. A. AmSden left last Thurs
day for Independence to visit rela-
ives. She will be gone two or three
weeks.
W. S, Brown, a hotel keeper from
Conway Springs, and j. W. Ross, of
the same city, we're down Friday on
business.
John L. Wetzel has decided his
property to the Simmer National
bank, of this city, the consideration
being $1,000.
Mrs. W. E. Murphy arrived in the
city Friday from Peabody to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P, Fry,
for few weeks.
d. Lambe, of Carlyle, ILL.,, arrived
In the city last Thursday and will
speLd some time here visiting rela-
tlves and friends.
Arthur Fisher, a former printer of
this city is here on a visit from Guth-
RE for the first time in four years.
He left here the day of the cyclone.
The Riverdale nine drove down to
VilOtt, o. T., last Saturday to wipe
up the earth with the Strippers.
They passed through this city early.
A merry dray load of picnickers,
consisting of the Junior League of
the Methodist church, drove to Myers
grove on Slate creek last Friday to
spend the day.
| Remember that Dresser, the photog.
rapher from Winfield, will be at his
studio over pOstOftice every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
y III work strictly frSt-class and salts
faction guaranteed.
Nothing was accomplished at the
baseball meeting held at the armOry
last Friday as the boys did not turn
out well. Another effort to organize
a club of some kind will probably be
made in the near future.
Jack Corbett and wife came over
Friday from Winfield to visit friends.
Mr.. COrbett is taking a rest from his
labOrs as local editor Of the Courier.
He returned to Winfield on Sunday
night. Mrs COrbett will probably
remain here week or two.
Geo. H. Dresser, of Winfield, has
opened abran new photograph gal
lery at Wellington, over the pOstoffce,
Caman'S old stand. All work will be
strictly 1rst-class and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be opened
every Tuesday. Call and SET our work.
II While DR.. Splitter was in St. Louis
attending a meeting Of the National
Association of Railway Surgeons, he
witnessed some interesting expert
ments with the new X ray. The doc
cor is somewhat enthused over the
new discovery and thinks it a great
thing.
A subscription paper was circulated
last Friday by E. Hayes and Glenn
fpruance to raise funds necessary for
<Ae proper observance Of Memorial
= day. The solicitors met with good
success, and nothing now remains in
the way of an imposing celebration on
that day.
NJ. B. Wilson babe good bye to Wei
llngt0n and Sumner county last Thurs
day. He went to Marion and from
there he goes to Chicago. He says,
so far as he knows, he may never
return. We are sorry to lose such
a good citizen as Mr.. Wilson has
proven himself to be,
Miss Stella NewtOn's kindergarten
school will give juvenile operetta
about the first Of next month, en-
Titled, TACK and the Bean Stalk"
About thirty-fve Of the little people
will take part. They are now hard
at work practicing their parts. ard
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