People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-06-11
City and County.


Pember, S Cafe. 3Stf
Belle PLANE township has popuii-
tlon of l,lS5, sayeth the census.
Fire: on the end of Pembers cigar
makes the best smoke 10 town. 3Sti
The only first class short order
house in Wellington, Pem5crS
Cafe. 3Stf
Plenty Of dirt and dust on the out
side but none On the inside Of Pemb-
er'S Cafe. 3Stf
Mrs. Dora Watrous left Friday morn
ing for Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit for a
month or so.
A "razOr paste" fakir in Belle
PLANE did business there until the
entire town was strapped.
Mrs. J. G. Crawford and two chill
dren returned Friday evening from a
visit with relatives at Newton.
Ed Jones, Waite Forsyth and
Ralph Nelson went with the band
boys to Wichita Sunday morning.
W. A. Anderson has moved from
his former home in the Fifth ward to
the Woods property in Third ward.
Elmer Franklin, prominent young
man of Rome, returned from a trip
to California Sunday evening, and
stopped in the city awhile.
Miss Vermath Wren, of Winfield,
who has been visiting Miss LOttie
Green and Mrs. Fred Tritle the past
week, returned home Sunday evening,
Mrs. Nancy Layne came down from
Haysville Saturday night to visit her
children, Mrs. Lyman Naugle and
Elmer Layne, of this city. for few
weeks.
Mrs. Edmond Frantz and little
daughter left Saturday evening for
MedfOrd, where they will spend few
days visiting before going on to their
home at Enid.
P. c. SimOns, son of Editor SimOnS,
Of the Caldwell News, and a bright
young attorney of the border city,
will leave there this week to take up
his residence in Sidney, Iowa.
L. S. CogSwell, Of Kansas City, Wis
tied with his father last night and
they both left this morning to drive
to Mr.. COgswell's claim in the Strip
near lIunnewell.- Winfield Courier.
John Spar is keeping up with the
pace set by Councilman Craue and is
having canvas sunshade put up on
the awning poles in trent of his new
store, to keep out the afternoon sun.
4 The OpeTetta, "Jack and the Bean
Stalk" was repeated Friday night to a
good house. The rendition was even
better than before, and every one on
the program did themselves great
credit.
Remember that Dresser, the phOtOg.
rapher from Winfield, will be at his
studio over pOStOtfiCe every Tuesday.
We make all the latest styles IN finish.
All work strictly frSt-claSs and salts
faction guaranteed.
Last week the Wichita Mirror con.
tanned half page group cut Of the
S. W, Kansas NJ. E. College at Win
field, Rev. Chester A. Place, President,
Rev, Granville LOwther, vice-pre.i-
dent and the other officers OF the
college.
H. j. Frantz took a trip 10 the
country Thursday in the direction of
Conway Springs. He reports crops
in rather bad condition from lack OF
rain, and says that chinch bugs are
in some Of the wheat fields in large
numbers.
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Shaver re-
turned last Friday from Osawato-
ME, where he took Mrs. Sarah Mark
wort. The female wards of the asy.
lums both at Topeka and OSawatomie
are Over-crOwded and it is hard to
gain admission for patient.
The Wellington Voice says that the
seventeen-year lOcusts have made
their appearance in Sumner county
and are likely to devour everything
green. OF course Judge Naugle's
boom for secretary Of state is past
the green age.-Ashland Clipper.
Geo. II. Dresser, of Winfield, has
opened a bran new photograph gal
lery at Wellington, over the poStofice,
Caman'S old stand. All work will be
strictly tlrst-clasS and satisfaction
guaranteed. Studio will be opened
every Tuesday. Call and set our work.
]. G. Smith is having a large cy-
clone cave dug it the rear of his new
home on North F street. He is using
the iron door frame Of the vault
which was in one of the cyclone
wrecked buildings, and is putting in
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