People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-26
City and County.
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the city Tuesday.
H. Hurst, of Zyba, came down on
business yesterday.
Frank CLANCY, Of ArgOnia, was on
our streets Tuesday.
Ladies bordered handkerchiefS at
one cent at Engles.
John W. Heskett, Of Riyerdale, was
in the city yesterday.
Frank Richards, of Caldwell, was on
our streets yesterday.
u. P. Slade, Of Perth, was In the
city on business Tuesday.
Engle's are selling crash at 3 cents
yard Saturday, March 2Sth,
Mill lengths of silk ribbons at 8
cents a yard, worth s to 25 cents at
Engle's.
Miss Cora Aldrich was able to be
up town Tuesday, the first time since
her illness.
A. c. White and Eliza Fanchier
were AnsOn representatives in this
city yesterday,
A druggists permit to sell intoXicat-
ing liquors was issued to A. G. Haiti
wanger yesterday.
A lot Of the base ball players have
organized base ball club and will
play a game Saturday.
Misses heavy ribbed black cotton
hose cents per pair, worth 10 cents
on Saturday, March 2S, at Engle's.
The Owens room is being cleaned
andrepaired so that the Fair stock
can be moved into it the first Of the
week.
J.P Threlfall, general merchan-
disc dealer of Mayield, was in the city
Wednesday on his way to Kansas
City.
John Bradley returned from Cripple
Creek Tuesday night. We understand
thai he has invested in a gold miEe
at that place.
Anderson g. Roberts market is
headquarters for fine meats, fish,
oysters, lard and every thing kept in
a first class meat shop.
Mrs. E. VanHorn was unanimously
elected and duly installed to the Office
of Past President in the order of the
Knights and Ladies of the Firesde.
Rev. Miller left for Junction City
on Tuesday. His household goods
in charge of his son, Ed, and Will
Savage went on that mornings
freight.
Mrs. E. E. Henderson, a sister of
W. A. Myers, arrived in this city
from Alliance Tuesday night and will
visit with the family of Mr.. Myers
for some time,
Mrs. L. ]. Wisehart will return
from the east in few days, bringing
" with her Easter hats and bOnnets OF
the most exquisite styles. Will be on
exhibition April l and 2.
Someone at Cleardale sends US 2Oc
and orders the VOICE sent to Jan. l.,
'97, to Albert Miller, Ell Paso, ILL.,.
Whoever sent it will please read the
offer again and send 3Oc more.
W. H. Schultz returned WedneS.
day from BOOnville, Mo-, where he
has been visiting for the past few
days, He stopped off one day in Oma-
ha, Nebraska, on his way home.
o. H. Banks, the man who lights
the street lamps, left for his claim
in the Strip on Tuesday, where he
will do some work. He will be back
before the moonlight nights are over.
Garland Bros. have posted in their
meatmarket assign that reads: "ThiS
shop will close on Sunday at 10
o'clock for the rest of the day." All
the meat shops have decided to do
this,
Joe Conner received word yesterday
a morning from his wife, who is at the
bedside of her mother in Peoria, ILL.,,
stating that she was some better and
that the doctor entertains hopes Of
her recovery.
Rev. j. L. Clark and wife, of Puget
Sound, who have been visiting the
family of J. L, Kise, went TO Chicago
! Wednesday, and from there they go
to Lebanon, Ind, where they will
visit for some time.
A marriage license was issued
Yesterday to David Palmer and Miss
h Lydia Black, both Of Morris township
Taey were married by Probate Judge
Ferguson in presence of many witness
es, ,and sent on their way rejoicing.
Z The city by its attorneys. G. E. FL
lott and James Lawrence, filed an ap.
|. peal in supreme court Monday in
4 the case of City Of Wellington against
The Wellington Water Works Com
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