People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-20
City and County.

John Windsor, Of ArgOnia, was in
the city Saturday.
A. E. Easter of South Haven was in
The city Saturday.
John Corbin, of Hunnewell, was on
our streets Saturday.
Fred Orr, of Conway Springs, was
on our streets Friday.
Miss Lena Fuller entertained few
friends Friday night.
H. H. Bradfeld spent last Sunday
with friends in Wichita.
H. NJ. Lindley, Of Belle Plaine, was
a visitor in our city Friday.
G. B. Coons. of Chanute, now makes
Wellington his headquarters.
Miss Lottie Wheeler went to Belle
Plaine Saturday to visit friends.
Frank Denamon of the South Haven
New Era was in the city Friday.
Talk about delightful weather, why
Florida isn't in it with Kansas,
Miss Daisy Rolf, of Belle Plaine,
was visitor in our city Friday.
]. M. Harper, a banker Of Conway
Springs, was in the city Saturday,
John Mendenhall and wife of Con-
way Springs were in The city Friday.
; D. H, Roberts, prominent farmer
of Nillerton, was in the city Friday.
Homer Thompson, Of Arson, trans
acted business in our city Saturday.
W. T. Brown, a prosperous farmer
Of Millerton, was in the city Friday.
J. J. Booth, a school teacher of Con-
way Springs, was in the city Saturday.
R. H. BeEmer, of South Haven, was
in town Saturday transactiDg business.
Judge Ferguson issued druggists
permit last Thursday to H. f. Smith.
Clyde Reed, a young society man OF
Belle Plaine, was in the city Friday
night.
Geo. E. SOmmerville and wife drove
to Caldwell on Friday to visit with
friends.
Senator A. G. Forney, of Belle
Plaine, drove down to this city Friday
morning.
+, S. McGowen, a prominent farmer
living near Milan, was Cd our streets
Saturday.
Miss Vivian Scott entertained
friends at her home on North B street
Friday night.
Miss Mabel Piatt left last Saturday
for a few days visit with friends in
Belle PLANE.
Miss Edna Lambert, who has been
seriously ill for some time, is reported
much better.
Il Walter ShObe took some horses tC
Hunnewell Thursday, where he dis
posed of them.
John Baxter, a prominent farmer
of Oxford township, was seen on ouI
streets Saturday.
DR.. S, Ferris, prominent citizen Of
Conway Springs, was in town Friday
on legal business.
W. NJ. SaSher, who has been in e
Reno, o. T., for the last week, return
ed home Friday night.
ROLAND Noffsinger, who has beer
quite i'll for the past few days, is re
ported as getting better.
George Sunderland, of Comanche
county, is visiting his brother, Ed
Sunderland, of this CITY,,
George BrOwney, of Caldwell, ar
rived in our city last Friday night tt
visit friends for few days.
A large crowd from the city attend
ed the literary exercises at the Lovett
school house Friday evening.
The Friends in Council were enter
tainedFrlday afternoon by Mrs. Giles al
the home Of Mrs. A. Wilson.
A marriage license was issued las
week to Roy Mclaughlin, aged 81
and Bessie HARRISON, aged Is.
Major D. W. VanHorn, came il
Friday morning from Clarendon, Tex.
10 visit with his family few days.
We. Dryhouse, of Missouri, was il
the city Friday. Mr.. Dryhouse viii
move his family here in few days.
Rev. ]. K. Miller will preach tn,
Knights of Pythias anniversary ser
mon Sunday morning, February 23d.
G. W. Sackett, prosperous farmer
living near Conway Springs, was doiny
business with our merchants Friday
Miss Blanche Smell, who has beer
sick for the past few days, took charg,
of her room at the First ward Friday
Miss Anderson, daughter of R, E
Anderson of Mayfeld, died Thursday
She is sister of Mrs. G. W. Milne O