People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-01-23
WELLINGTON SUMNER COUNTY, THURSDAY JANUARY a. 1906

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A. H. Chapman and son, W. Y.
Chapman, left for Sedalia, Mo-.
yesterday evening.
A. F. Bohanna writes for a COPY Of
the paper from 261 West Twelfth
street, New York.
J. C. TrOutman accompanied
three cars Of stock to Kansas City
Tuesday morning.
W. H. Hubbard, Of Conway Springs,
was padding around on our Venetian
highways Tuesday.
R. L. Hawkins, notary public Of
Ashton, was a caller at the court
house Tuesday morning.
Eugene Vols, son Of W. II. Wells,
arrived from Kansas City last night
to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. Ivan D. Rogers, who has been
visiting friends near Millerton the
past week, returned Saturday.
]. A. Tatum, the poultry man from
Caldwell, came up Saturday evening
to transact business in the city.
Miss Edna Lambert is reported TO
be no better. Her nervous system
is somewhat seriously deranged.
II. Baker left Sunday evening for
Union City, o. T., to join the Rock
Island bridge gang at that place.
The Baptist church will hold a
prayer meeting every evening this
week at 1880, to which all are invited.
The Etna Mills started up Tues
day night. They have been shut
down for repairs for the past few days.
George Pemberton, son of ]. T:
Pemberton, Of Enid, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Buttrey of this city.
The sun is obscured again today
and a Missouri rainStOrm seems TO be
bearing down upon us.-Postal-C Card,
q.
The preliminary hearing Of "Gyp"
COrzine which was set for Saturday
has been postponed until next SatuF-
day. !
Mrs. Rumbley, defendant in the
SANDER suit, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meloy, at Cald-
well.
Chas. Reed has returned from lola.
Kan, where he went some time ago.
He will start up in business here
soon.
Mrs. MOllie Clark, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Luening.
returned to Blackwell, Ok, Monday
evening.
The Bow-Knot club have invitations
out for a masquerade party to be
given at the home Of Miss Edna
Hunter, January 81.
Proceedings have begun in the
supreme court to oust Sheriff Cone of
Wichita from his office, on account of
ante-electiOn bribery.
Constable W. j. Bebb is doing dep
uty sheriff work. He goes to Milton
this beautiful afternoon to serve ps-
pers,-Postal-Card, q.
The Globe clothing stock has saen
sold to Chicago parties. 1t is not
known yet whether the business will
be continued here or not.
Rev. ]. P. Lucas, pastor Of the
Christian church at Emporis, ar
rived Tuesday evening and started a
series OF meetings that night.
The bandits who robbed the freight
crew last week near Nevada, Mo-, are
in the tolls. One Of them was killed.
There are eight Of them in all.
S. A. Earhart aud Mrs. Mary E.
StOckinger, widow of the late Ia
mented DR.. Stockinger, drove over
from Oxford Tuesdap morning.
Mrs. c. A. Richardson, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Walter, Of this city, returned TO
Lexington, ILL.,, Monday morning.
Anderson & Roberts would like your
meat and oyster order for next Sum-
days dinner. Thereafter your order
would be given them daily. See?
Webb Franklin returned from Kan.
Sas City. As to the details of his
trip and'the why and wherefore Of
his going lie refuses an interview.
John Corzine'S sentence in iail has
expired and he is ont trying to
raise enough money to pay the costs
in his case so that he can be released
G. A. Branscombe, of the South
Haven New Era, came up Sunday
morning, attended church here and
went to Oxford on the evening train.
The Winfield Courier reports that
within the past sixty days 200 horses
have been shipped to market from
there.