People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-04-09

the west, Wellington will be the
loser.
Mrs. N. Z. BrunSUn has moved her
millinery stock into Price Hoge, &
! Co.'S. store. She has a spendid line OF
goods this season and will be glad to
see all her old friends in her new lOca.
tiOn.
Bycicle ridins is getting to be quite
a fad in Wellington. There has been
a large number Of wheels purchased
by our people this spring, despite the
hard times.
G. ". Ogden, who has been EN-.
ployed for some time at the WOrden
nursery, has accepted position al
Cripple Creek, Colo, and left for that
place yesterday.
The jury Oh the case of Czaplinskia
adJudged him insane, and recon-
mended that he be admitted to the
asylum. Who wouldn't 90 insane car.
rying a name like that around?
Perry Eastus, formerly in the shoe
business in this city, but later ol
Purcell. was here Monday morning. on
his way to MGnlOeville. Indiana.
where he will make his future home.
viii Hill, who has been in the en-
plOy Of James WOrden, the nursery
man, for the past six months, left yes
terday for Kansas City, where he
will accept a position in the Santa Fe
shops.
| w. A. Rhodes returned from Talo-
gah, |. T., Friday evening, where he
has been running a store for ]. w.
Uucaper, of COfeeville, for the past
five months. He will remain in Wei.
lingtOn.
J. n. McDavitt has secured the
promise of S45 monthly for the main
tenance Of the Wellington band. II
everyone will pay up their pledges We
can have one of the finest hands in
the county.
Benz. Missildine, of Oxford, was il
Wellington Tuesday. Mr.. MissildinC
lost his wife last week, mention Of
which is made in the VOICE else
where. He was here looking fol
a hOusekeeper.
James Grier, of Peotone, just over
the line in Sedgwick county, was here
Monday. Mr.. Grier has a fOur-horst
power gasoline engine and an irrigat
ing pump on his place, and raises q
few acres of truck whether it rains OF
not.
A. H, Chapman arrived in this city
Wednesday from Sedalia, Mo-, tt
assist in the packing Of his household
goods, preparatory to moving his fam
lily to that place. He has employment
there. They will leave here about
the 18th of this month.
) Miss Daisy Allen, one of the pub
fishers of the Postal Card, left ovel
, the Santa Fey yesterday for Deming
New Mexico, to take much needed
rest and recreation. She has a broth
er and a number Of other relatives a
that place whom she goes to visit
and will be gone six or eight weeks.
Judge Burnett returned with
bronze on him like a Texas ranger
He says the cattlemen in the Panhan
die country are feeling anything bu
: encouraged over the outlook. Thei
cattle came out OF the winter poo
and weak, and having had no snow O
rain out there since last Summer, tn
grass is slow starting and the cattl
are in bad shape.-Winheld Courier
; A fellow by the name Of Adamsol
stole pair Of shoes from the Racke
. store last week, He was captured a
south Haven Saturday night by Mar
shal Henderson, who left him at tn,
hotel in charge of Arch FOy, while ht
went to get the team. The fellow
concluded he had rather MOI wait TO
the marshal and the team, so hi
skipped out without saying "by you
leave" or anything else.
All passenger conductors on lines il
the Chicago and Ohio river territor,
now have instructions to refuse Il
: honor mileage books not in the hand
Of bona fde purchasers; neither ar,
they to take them up, but compel tn,
passenger presenting such book u
pay his or her fare. This is con,
with the expectation that it vii
bring in the books for redemption
l and get them off the market.
W. f. Hynes, of Denver, represent
ing the various organizations of rail
way employees in an effort to secur,
the passage of legislation which the
believe themselves entitled to. ha
arrived in Washington. He will b
q Joined by 7. W. Harper, the attorne,
for the Brotherhood of Locomotiy