People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-23
City ard County.


here Saturday.
David B. House was up from Port
land Saturday. ~
A. ]. George, Of Dalton, paid a
visit to our city Saturday.
&C Handy, trustee Of Eden town
ship, was a visitor here Saturday.
]. W. Crowley, of Caldwell, was at
tending to business here Saturday.
The county commissioners have
agreed to settle with John 7. Stewart
for $3.50.
CF. Martin, of the Belle Plaine
bank. was in town Friday transact
ing business.
D. W. Cooley, cashier of the Oxford
bank, was ii the city transacting
business Friday.
J. T. Hall came down from River
dale Saturday to transact business in
the county metropolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Thomas, of
near MillertOn, we're guests Of Judge
Naugle and family Saturday.
Miss Blanch Fuss, of Perth, was one
OF the county teachers in attendance
! at the association Saturday.
Prof. George Durham, principal Of
Conway Springs public schools, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Misses Ida Gull and Mamie Ryan,
two of Caldwell's charming teachers,
were in town Saturday attending the
teachers meeting.
Miss Nora Myers left last Saturday
over the Santa Fe for a few weeks
visit among relatives and friends in
EldOradO and Sterling.
Misses Ella and Golden Anderson
came over from Oxford Saturday visit
ing their sister, Miss Novel, one
of the fticient clerks at Price, Hoge
& Co.'S.
Miss Cora Lambe, who has been
stopping in this city for some time on
account of sickness, has fully recOv-
cred and returned to her home near
Dalton Saturday.
Geo. W. Hough, a prominent citi-
zen of Milan, was in the city Friday
morning on his way to Wichita,
where he went to transact business and
hear the Tillman speech.
Manager Asa Black has received a
letter from A. J. Sharpiey, requesting
date for his company here the early
part of next season, which opens
about the first of September.
Remember that Dresser, the photOg-
Arapher from Winfield, will be at bis
EStudio over pOstOffice every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
All work strictly frSt-ClaSS and salts
faction guaranteed.
]. N. McDavitt says that in all
probability the Wellington band will
60 to St. Louis with Dixon's grain
train, and if Mckinley is nominated
the Ohio delegation will take the
whole thing to New York.
The coming term of district court
will have only about 100 cases to grinG
out. This is the smallest docket We
have had for twenty years. So says
Clerk Simpson. Another feature is
that there are no jury cases; therefore
no jury.
The Rathbone Sisters held their
installation Of officers last week and
also initiated several candidates
The lodge convened in the K. P. hall
After the work was done an elegant
supper was served and all present had
royal good time,
Upon hearing so much said of fruit
we took occasion to notice some april
cot trees this morning and were
rather agreeably surprised to see the
limbs hanging full Of fruit. This il
only an example Of our excellent fruit
prCspects.-Belle PLANE News.
Geo. Fl. Dresser, Of Winfield, ha:
opened a bran new photograph gal
Slery at Wellington, over the postoaice
Caman's old stand. All work will bt
strictly trst-class and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be opened
every Tuesday. Call and SEE our work
James Clifford, a former citizen O,
this place, came up from Enid last
Saturday to be treated by DR.. Splitter
Mr.. Clifford has peculiar eruption
on his lower lip and fearing it might
prove to be something serious h,
came to this city to consult physi
clan.
The City Teachers association hell
an interesting session last SATURDAY.
at the High school building. Tha
afternoon the county teachers were il
session at the same place. Thei
meeting was addressed by Rev. G