People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-09

Of the building was despatched, and
Mr. Galusha had both eyes plastered
and badly burned. He closed his
eyes before the contact and his sight
will perhaps be saved.
AScertaining that one Of his lady
petitioners for druggists permit, i:
under age, leaving him without a
sufficient number, DR.. D. H. MandigC
of Milan, withdrew his petition, and
will try it again soon.
Cash Moore, the genial tonsorialist,
returned from a pleasure and sight
seeing tour through the Strip. In his
excitement on his return he got of at
the freight instead of the union de-
pot. He has great tales to tell.
Prof. H. +. NJ. Bear and wife return.
ed from PaOla, Kan, last Thursday
While away they attended the State
Teachers association at Topeka and
Prof. Bear delivered a paper on the
Rhetorical Work in the High School,
which was well received.
Yesterday evening the two Sunday
school classes, taught by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. U. Andrews at the NJ. E. church,
pleasantly surprised them at their
home on the corner Of Linden and
7th.-Belle PLANE Defender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews formerly re.
sided in Wellington.
We are requested to announce that
there will be joint discussion at
Jackson Center school Jan. l6, at I
p. m. on the financial question. l..
W. johnson represents the Populist
side and Mr.. Haslett the Republican.
All are cordially invited.
The LOOT, and A.O,U.W. lodges
are renOvating their lodge room by
putting down new carpets
mats, etc. The new furnishings will
be completed by tomorrow evening,
and will make one of the neatest halls
in the city.-Postal- Card, Friday.
l. P. Campbell, the late Populist
for state senator from Sedg-
wick county was in Wellington on legal
business Friday. Mr.. Campbell is well
known in Wellington by reason Of his
connection with the prosecution of
Wellington's liquor violators in times
gone by.
n. 7. Pool, of the Norman univer-
sity, son of P, V. e. Pool, ex-county
attorney of Sumner county, was last
week elected president of the Okla
homa OratOrical association. An
honor worthily bestowed. The organ
izatiOn Of the association was effected
at Guthrie on Thursday.
Henry Harbaugh, Of Greene town
ship, was in the city Thursday, accom-
panied by his brother, W. N. Har-
baugh of Comanche county, who with
his family is visiting him for a few
days. The latter has cattle ranch
in COmanChe county, and is one Of
the prosperous citizens of that section.
Wellington society's idea of an in
tellectual spree is to 90 to Wichita,
and borrow the police hurry-up wagon
for a pell-mell ride through the
streets. Everybody sUber, too. Kan
Sas City Star. ~. ..
The Star certainly must be mixed
Wellington's intellectual spree spend;
its force in the biggest lecture course
in the state. s u
Quite number of the young folks
of this city attended the literary al
the Loyett schocl-hOuse Friday night
They report an enjoyable time
Those attending were: Misses Clari
Thomson, Florence Wilson, Ella Gil
more, May Myers; Messrs. Miltot
Barrett, Ed Miller, Will Savage and
Walter Shobe.
Wellington Lodge, No. 1873, IO.O.F
installed the following officers last
week: W. A. Rem. N. G.; Carl
Wichern, V. G.; Geo. H. Grouse
Sec'y.' T. H. Rouse, Treas; C. Bum
gardner, W.; W. Il. Brown. Con-; R
S. Uarrothers, P. g.; w. NJ. Sasher
R. S. to N. g.; c. E. Bright, R. S. tt
V. g.; B. B. Wilson. R. S. S.
Hon. W. j. Lingenfelter, through
the various aid societies of tn,
churches has gathered together Quit,