People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-05-07
City and County.

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Mrs. NJ. Holmes has returned to her
home in Mt. Hope, after visit with
relatives.
f A. Dinsmoor, editor Of the South
Hayeu New Era paid this Office call
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank H. Gilmore returned
from a visit to Arkansas City SatuT-
day morning.
Prof. Fitzgerald. of the South Haven
schools, called at this Office while in
the city Saturday.
\ Garland Bros. have had some very
fine screens placed in the door Of
their meat market.
Miss Laura Brewer left for Emporia
last week. She will attend the Nor
nal college at that place.
There are just 100 civil cases and
four criminal cases on the docket for
the present term Of court.
Rev. j. W. Mclaughlin made one of
his regular trips to ArgOnia Saturday.
He preached there Sunday.
Some much needed improvement is
being made to the sidewalks of our
city. Let the good work continue.
The Western Union has new mes
senger boy, Dean O'Brien having
taken the place of Ambrose Monley.
Hugh Harlan and wife moved back
to Milan last Saturday. The house
where they formerly resided will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Wal
lace.
ChaS. R, Ravens will take the run
as express messenger from Wellington
tOCaldweIl in the evening, continuing
his office work during the day, as
heretofore.
}. 7. Stewart has a new scheme to
grow blue grass quickly. He is having
bis yard covered with sOds with the
grass already grown, which he secures
from near the gas works.
A, Tinkham has removed his shoe
shop to the basement under the ex-
press office, formerly occupied by
Smith, the gunsmith, who has moved
to the A. Fetters room on East Har-
vey.
Remember that Dresser, the photog-
rapher from Winfield, will be at his
studio over poStOtlice every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
All work strictly frSt-class and salts
faction guaranteed.
Miss Jessie Ferguson left on Friday
mornings Rock Island for Council
Bluffs, Iowa. She will, after making
y visit there, 90 on to Illinois and
spend part of her vacation in that
state before returning.
Peter Harbaugh, OF Barber county,
brother of H. F. Harbaugh, postmas-
ter at Concord, this county, came
over last week and will spend a few
weeks here taking treatment with DR..
Splitter for stomach trouble.
H. j. Frantz sent back to Illinois a
large bouquet of garden flowers and
roses, as flowers will not be in bloom
for some time there. He also sent
samples of green fruit to show how
much Kansas is ahead Of Illinois.
Gay HickOk, formerly of the Prim.
tive Christian, passed through here
last Saturday on a short visit to bis
folks at ArgOnia. He is now editor OF
the Wellsville Globe, in the eastern
part OF the state, and is doing well.
Rev. A. A. Parker passed through
from Winfield on his way to Medicine
Lodge where he breaches every Sun
day. He was formerly the Methods
pastor at Mayfeld, and is now finish
ing his studies at the Winfield college
He is we'll known here.
]. Bradill, an old friend Of Ed Bau.
man, was in town Friday. He is pat.
entee and owner Of the Red Cross corr
harvester and was here looking after
Interests in this section of the country
as he is an owner Of some valuable
Kansas real estate.
The mayor Of Conway Springs pub
fishes card in the Star of that city
prohibiting shooting in the public
streets. In town where the tree,
and grass are shooting and all The
flowers have pistils, what can he ex
pect at this season Of the year?
Geo. Fl, Dresser, of Winfield. ha.
opened a bran new photograph gal
lery at Wellington, over the postofice
Caman'S old stand. All work will b,
strictly lrst-claSS and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be opened
every Tuesday. Call and SEE our work
Mrs. H. J.Frantz and her daughter
Mrs. R. E. Hieronymus, and children
Of the latter, left on Friday morning.