People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-30
City and County.

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Mrs. Judge Ray was reported very
sick Monday.
John Haughey went to Kansas City
on business last Friday.
Miss Dora Somnerville spent Sun
day with friends in Oxford,
E. C. Trowbridge returned from
Pond Creek last Friday evening.
Father Walsh left last Saturday for
Colby, Kansas, his new mission,
Ellen Beach Yaw is screaming at
the good people Of New York.
Miss Abbie Freeman came over
from Winfield Thursday morning.
]. W. Allen was down from Belle
Plaine on probate business Monday.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burke, Sunday, a nine pound girl.
Claude Nofsinger arrived last
Wednesday from Appleton City, Mo.
I'D. Share, Of Alva, o. T., is visit
ing his family here for few days.
A woman suffrage paper is talked Of
for Topeka. tc be published monthly.
Lindsey, the sign painter, came in
from Conway Springs Thursday night.
Mrs. 2. Nickel and granddaughter
left for Pittsburg Saturday morning.
]. W. Moutry. of Oklahoma, form
erly of Sumner county, is here on a
visit.
John Anderson has returned from
Grenola, where he had been on busi-
ness.
Judge Burnette went to Winfield
Friday evening returning Saturday
morning.
Geo. W. HOugh, prosperous grain
dealer of Milan, was in the city last
Friday.
Miss Glasgow returned from a few
weeks visit with friends in Newkirk,
Sunday
Mrs. c. W. Winters and daughter,
left Thursday for a short visit in
Chicago.
The light snow storm extended as
Tar west as Alva, o. T., last Wednes-
day night.
T. E. Steckbridge. of Kansas City.
was attending to business here last
Saturday.
The Methodists have just closed a
revival meeting at Mayfeld with 81
conversions.
Walter Newton spent Sunday with
his parents, returning to Enid, Ok,
Monday evening.
Charles Hunter returned FRIDAY
from few days visit with friends
in Kansas City.
The BimetahSts have alss called
their national convention for St.
Louis July 22nd.
Mrs. l. Longaker left last Friday
for a few days visit with friends in
Halstead, Kansas.
Mrs. ]. S. Gee, who has been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bybee, return
ed to Milan Sunday.
]. c. 0. Morse, accompanied by his
mother, returned to Hutchinson last
Wednesday night.
Judge HerriCk returned Thursday
from Topeka. where he had been
VI lOSol NuoluSSS.
The railroads are making a move
to build new union depot at Win
aAld. They need it.
PROF. Massey, Of Oxford, was in this
city. attending the teachers associa.
tion last Saturday.
Mrs. R. F. Cam, who has been
seriously sick for several weeks is
now slowly improving.
Hon. Geo. N. Wood, the English
tourist, came up from his claim in the
Strip Wednesday night.
Harvey Hale and A. G. Hebb two
OF the regular jurors, spent SUNDAY
with their families at Caldwell.
Mrs. ]. Q. A. Beal returned from
Hutchinson Thursday. where she has
been visiting for the past week.
Miss Stella NofTsinger returned last
Wednesday from a few weeks visit
with friends in Vandalia, Illinois.
DR.. Nugent passed through the CITY
Thursday on his way to Wichita. He
has been visiting friends at Milan.
Several Sleighs were on the street
last Saturday. Sleighing was very
rough, hOweyer-hardly enough snow.
Dick Weaver came in from Milan
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with friends here. He returned Mon
dby evening
E. B. Roser was tearing up things
generally in hisstore Monday by takino