People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-02-27
City and County.

Miss Converse, of South Haven, was
in the city Friday.
W. H. Rave, of Jackson, was in Our
city On business Friday.
James Daily of Mayfeld, was in the
city on business Saturday.
W. L. Pettinger has returned from
an extended visit to Iowa.
J. C. Graham, of Cleardale, was in
the city Friday on business.
Harvey Coyerdale got lot of new
spring hats and caps Saturday.
VIM. Ayers, Of Topeka, visited
friends in the city over Sunday.
William Baker, of Coma, Nebraska,
is visiting friends here for a time.
Glen Spruance received a cOnsign-
ment Of spring clothing Saturday.
Geo. Riley, ex-mayor Of Caldwell,
was in the city on business Friday.
Charles De L. Walter Of South
Haven, was on our streets Saturday
S. W. Duncan, editor Of the ArgO-
MA Clipper, was in the city Saturday.
D. W. Reams, a Dalton merchant,
was in the city on business Saturday.
William Brown, a prominent citi-
zen Of Arson, was in our city Friday.
Clara Mcpherson Of Conway Springs
was visiting friends in the city Friday.
J.E. Noles and F. W. Friedman OF
Jackson Center, were in the city
Saturday.
Blue grass-White Clover-Timothy
-Alfalfa-Red ClCver-OniOn Sets
E. Barrett. 4t2I
Miss Anna ROllason left on last
Sunday morning for trip 10 Cripple
Greek, Colorado.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harm.
less, reliable, sure.
J. L. NJ Strange, of South Haven
came up Saturday and transacted
business in the city.
Six week PotatO-bulk garden seed
Spring Barley and Oats. East Lin.
coin Ave, E. Barrett. 4t2I
Some Of our enterprising merchants
are booming an ice factory. It's q
good thing. Push it along.
81. Fowler, the poultry man, NOV
ed his family to lIunnewell Friday
They will make that place theil
future home.
Anew case has been filed in dis.
trict court. Anna S. Blocker VS.
Fannie Speaker, ct al, for the collec
ton Of a note.
Gyp CorzineS time expired on Sun
Gay morning and he was released at an
early hour, he having served 30 day:
and paid his costs.
Mrs. Mary Wade, of Rome. left for
Evansville, Ind, Saturday morning,
where she will visit friends and rela.
tives for some time.
E, E. Brown came in frem Topeka
last Thursday to visit with his fam.
lily for few days. He reports bust
ness dull in Topeka,
Yves Spar, who has been at Kan.
sas City for some time undergoing
treatment for throat trouble, has re.
turned greatly improved.
A. E. Parker, a prominent attorney
Of Wellington, left for Cripple Greek
last Thursday. Mr.. Parker will trans
act business there for short time.
Mrs. A. J. Crewdson and Miss Belle
Streeter, of Kiows, came down from
Wichita Saturday morning and spent
Sunday with Miss Emma Corbett,
The Knights Of Pythias conferred
the rank Of Knight upon Emmett B.
Winner and Herschel B. Smith at their
special meeting last Thursday night.
Porter Beshire, farmer living near
Springfield, No., has sold his property
there and will purchase a farm in
Sumner county. This speaks well
for US.
Ex-Sheriff S. L. Jones, of Guelph
township, was on our streets Friday.
Mr.. Jones claims they have a wire
worm IN the wheat in his section of
the country.
Mrs W. ". Durham, left for Ar
gentine, Kansas, last Thursday, where
she will visit for few days. On her
return she will stop at Wichita and
visit daughter.
]. c. Pistt received a Columbia
wheel from the Pope Manufacturing
Co. last Saturday. Mr., Piatt expects
to enjoy spinning over our fine roads
the coming summer.
&C. Weyler of Arkansas City ar.
rived in the city last Thursday. He
visited friends for few days and
then left for Washington. D. c.,