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

VIZ oiilo plCdOuCu lOl ElucI
Weimer at Dalton Sunday.
c. A. Bruce, representing Stoner's
nurseries at Sedgwick City, was here
yesterday.
Jim BurfOrd shipped a carload Of
mules yesterday to Memphis, Tenn,
to market.
Miss Duffleld left for Wichita last
evening, where she will visit friends
for few days.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Ja-
cob Allen is much improved in health
ttepast few days.
The Commercial club of Emporia
are laying plans to capture the Popu-
list state convention.
Sheriff Heskett reports that people
are paying up on their personal tax
warrants quite rapidly.
Brakeman Charles Parsons, living
on South Washington avenue, is still
very seriously sick with peritonitis.
McLouth wants a creamery so bad
that she advertises that she will give
$500 to any ole who will start one
there.
Mrs. c. NJ. TichenOr left for New
York City this morning, where she
will take a thorough course In music.
She will be gone about three months.
The Kansas City Star says that fol-
lowing the fight for the county print
ing three-fOurths Of the counties have
one Or more religious revivals in
progress.
Attorney c. E. Elliott was in WITCH.
ita yesterday as an attorney for the de.
tense in the DeTurk case. He is as.
sisted in the case by Wall and Brooks
of Wichita.
Tailor Hinchcliffe is having a house
cleaning at the jail. He expects tC
keep the county prison just as clear
as it can possibly be kept under the
circumstances.
J.J. Kinney, superintendent spec.
lal service of Santa Fe, accompanied
by Special Agent Montgomery. came
down from Topeka Wednesday on
company business.
The Knights of Pythias conferred
the rank Of Esquire on three candi.
dates Tuesday night. They will have a
special meeting Friday evening to
work in the same rank.
The committee appointed by James
Shields Post GAR. to provide an
orator for memorial day are rejoicing
because they have gained the consent
OF c. G. Curtis to deliver the grafton.
The Tennesseean Jubilee singers
had a big audience at Wichita Tuesday
night, aud from the report in the
Eagle they carried it pretty much by
storm as they did in Wellington.
The DeTurk case at Wichita has
been crowded back on account Of the
Northumberland murder trial.
Sumner county grocerymen are having
plenty VI time to interview the Peer
less Princess.
NJ. B. Wilson moved his merchant
tailoring establishment yesterday
to his room in Luening's new brick
block. The room he is vacating will
be- occupied by Mrs. L. ]. Wisehart's
millinery store.
We have heard several attorneys
say recently that they thought Judge
Martins decision on the mortgage
redemption law was wrong until they
read the opinion, when they became
convinced that he was right.
We heard some of the poultry men
talking today and they claim that the
income from poultry in this county
amounts to more than that received
from small grain and that it will also
include part of the corn crop.
R. D. Mansfield, the tramp who
was mixed up in the shooting affair
near Belle Plaine, expects to be re-
leased by the commissioners at their
meeting Saturday. His sentence ex-
pires at that time. His wound is
almost well.
A Wedding took place at the Chris
tian parsonage Tuesday, January
18th, the contracting parties being
Mr.. David Hughes and Miss Carrie
GriSt, both Of Mulyane, Rev. Weimer
officiating. May peace and prosperity
be their lot.
J. n. McCarty is still out in New
Mexico running an engine on the Sar
Marcial division of the Santa Fe. He
writes his family he would mucl
rather work in Kansas and is comm.
home as soon as he can persuade thu
company to transfer him.
John Boswell, one of the oldes
engineers on. the Southern Kansa
division of the Santa Fe, will in a few
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