People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-12


William Wilson, of South Haven,
was in the city closing up mortgage
MOndav.
Mrs. 7. C. Ellis, and son Harry of
South Haven, were in the city shop
ping Monday.
The Belle Plaine glee club will be
in attendance at the POpuliSt cCnven-
tiOn Saturday.
John Richardson started for St.
Louis Wednesday to buy his spring
and summer goods.
]. c. Davis, proprietor Of the Davis
house, is having telephone placed
in his hotel Office.
W. S. Gaddy of Ottawa was in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Gaddy is an old
resident Of this place.
The calico ball has been postponed
from Tuesday evening until Thursday
evening, March 10Th.
]. W. Parks, a prominent stock
raiser and cattleman, Of South Haven,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. SouthwOod and sister, Miss
Adelia Huff. of Milan, were in the
city shopping yesterday.
j. j. Chastine and Joe Booth, of
Palestine township, were in the city
on legal business Monday.
Cornell Guthrie returned Monday
from a short visit with friends in
Sterling and Hutchinson.
W. ]. Lipgenfelter went to Hutch
inSOn to look after duties connected
with the RefOrmatOry Sunday.
JEFF Wells, of South Haven, was in
town yesterday and purchased lot Of
trees from the WOrden nursery.
A Graft returned from the STRIP
Saturday evening, where he has been
transacting business for a few days.
Mrs. Stephen Crane left for Cowley
county this evening, where she will,
visit friends and relatives for a week
Fletcher Price left for St. Loui,
on Tuesday to purchase goods fol
the coming spring and summer trade
John T. Hull left for EldOn, Iowa
on Monday evening, after spending
several days with his sister, Mrs. E
VanHOrn.
Mrs. ]. c. Riggs was a passenger tt
Alva, o. T., yesterday, where shC
will visit friends and relatives for {
few days.
Sheriff HeSkett took Frances Har
tung, who was adjudged insane som,
time ago, to the asylum at Osawa
tonne, Sunday.
Mrs ]. D. Heron, Of Argonia, arriv
ed in the city yesterday and vii
visit with the family Of Rev. Pugl
for few days.
VIM. E. Bolton, the "small" edito
Of the Woodward News, passet
through the city Saturday night o.
his way to Wichita.
Miss Loulu Layne, Of Haysville, KS
arrived in the city Tuesday and vii
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Lyma
Naugle, for some time.
In the line OF all kinds of meat
you can find no better place in tn
city to buy them than Anderson
Roberts. Call and see them.
]. W. Anderson, the jolly auctionee
of Gore township, was here Tuesda
attending the meeting Of the South
ern Kansas Mutual Insurance Co.
Earl Bebb, the little boy who wa
run over and hurt some few days ag(
IS able to be out. For some time feaI
were entertained as to his recovery.
Manager Black says the Sharple
Lyceum Co., are playing at NewtO
this week and that the Newto
papers speak in high terms of them.
A large number Of reserved seat
have been sold for the Mrs. Leas
lecture, and a number from surround
ing cities have sent in orders for seat
August Glamann went to Wichit
on Tuesday, where he will make
contract with the Crystal Ice Co.,
furnish ice for the Wellington col
sumerS this summer.
Samuel Freese, of Tonkawa. 0. 7
an old resident of Sumner county.
here this week. He reports whes
in the Strip looking fine and the pei
pie full of expectancy.
William Carson, son of J. C. Ca
son, of Greene township, has bougl
the stock Of goods of Reams & Co.. ;
Dalton, and will continue the bus
ness. Dalton ought to give one sto
a pretty good general trade.
The NJ. E. church had good cOngr
cations Sunday, both morning al
S evening. Two excellent sermons we