People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Naugle drove
to Conway Springs Saturday evening,
where they visited relatives.
Miss Maggie Walton left for Chi.
cagO Sunday where she will trans.
act business for Jacob Engle.
Charles Bowers, who has been work.
ing at NeOdasha for some time, re-
turned here Monday morning.
O.C. Watson was appointed admin.
iStratOr of the estate Of John Bench.
field in probate court Tuesday.
DR.. B. F. Sippy, of Belle Plaine, was
in town Tuesday night attending the
meeting of the Masonic lodge.
Frank Lytle went to Hunnewell
on Tuesday where he will work for
S. ]. Fowler, the poultry man.
Lyman Naugle left for Creston,
Iowa, and northern cities Tuesday
night. He will return Saturday.
Rev. H. Kerr, OF Conway Springs,
was in the city Monday, the guest
Of Rev. G. NJ. Weimer and family.
S. S. Dunkin, Of Polk, o. T., was in
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs
Fred L. Naugle, Monday and Tuesday
Harry Bradfeld, the barber, spent
the day Sunday in Wichita visiting
friends" He returned home next
morning.
Mr.. Hoge, of the firm of Price,
HOge & Co., was a passenger to Har.
per on Tuesday, where be will visit
his family.
The annual account in the estate OF
LOttie ClaypOOl, a minor, and Sol
Miller guardian, was filled in probate
court Tuesday.
A number of Wellingtouians are
talking Of forming a party Of ten and
going to Tacoma, Washington, to
seek employment.
Attorney James Ready has been
singing a lullaby all week on account
Of the new daughter that came to his
home Monday night.
Nellie Shobe, who has been quite
sick for several days, is much i'm
proved and will soon be able to re-
sumo her school work.
o. ]. Patterson, Of COrbin, stopped
over Sunday night at the Rock Island
restaurant and transacted legal bust.
ness in the city Monday,
Charles Hoover has been heard
from. His mother received a letter
from him at Kansas City, IN which he
states that he has not yet found work,
Walker Dodd, the Caldwell jointist,
who was committed some time since.
came in on Monday and entered the
county bastile to serve a 80 day SEN
tence.
John COrzine, who has been confined
in the county Jail, was liberated
Tuesday, his time expiring aud his
father, Ed Corzine, paying his fine
and costs.
Mrs. George Spindle returned from
Milan on Tuesday, where she was
called TO the bedside Of sister, who
was seriously sick, but who is better
at this writing.
A trip to Conway Springs Sunday
revealed the fact that the wheat Is W
a good height and looking fine. AL
though tie ground is a little dry II
has had good start.
Harry Neal came over from May
field Sunday and after visiting here
for short time will leave for Gala
tin, Tenn, where he will visit friend:
and relatives for some time.
W. A, Romlg, the timer, who wa:
so unfortunate as to have his shoI
destroyed by fire the other night has
moved into the room formerly occupied
by Hill s. Co., on South Washington
The new cases filed in the district
court Tuesday were Harper, Douglas
b Lutz, partners, vs.. L. Seidt and
Barbra Seidt; Louis Pollock VS.. Henry
L. Messner and LYDIA Messner, bis
wife.
A marriage license was issued tc
Ulysses Graham, aged 2S, and Mary
Bracey, aged q. both Of Smith Cen.
ter, Kansas. Judge Ferguson tied
the knot that made them man and
wife.
Fred and Charles Garland and
Pliny Simpson rode their wheels to
Arkansas City Sunday, returning on
the train. As they passed through
Winfield the P. V. elevator was burn.
ing. 1t is supposed to have been SCI
afre by tramps. In the elevator was
stored 10000 bushels of wheat.
The Belle Plaine bank opened it:
doors for business Wednesday morn.
ing. The bank did not fail, as hereto
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