People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-09-24

moved from here to that country a
year or two ago, but found that he
had pulled out for Nebraska some two
or three days before their arrival.
Crops were almost an entire failure
South Haven New Era.
The services at the Christian church
next Sunday will be, preaching at II
a. m. Ivy Elder o. L. Smith, subject,
The Church Extension work." even
ing at 7:3O, Behold the Lamb Of
God. Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN. c.
E. at $3.50 p. m. Every bUdy cordially
invited.
Senator John Martin is billed to
speak in Wellington October IA. He
will perhaps speak in the afternoon
and another speaker will be secured
for night. Senator Martin is one Of
the ablest champions Of silver in the
state. Everybody should hear him.
Further announcement will be made
later.
A. R. Tarbill, the Conway Springs
jOintiSt, plead guilty Monday night to
the nuisance count with which be
was charged, and went to Jail for 80
days. lie was also assessed fine OF
800 which he will doubtless pay. He
delayed the case by appeal until the
weather became cooler before he
went to Jail.
The Newton people who are figuring
with c. A. Gambrill on putting in a
creamery here are going to submit a
proposition to our people. We have
no idea what they want, but We feel
sure creamery would be good fac
tor in the prosperity Of farmers sur
rounding the city, and hence good
thing for all lines OF business.
The silver men of Caldwell met at
H. G. keeling's Office Saturday even
ing and organized Bryan club Of 13S
members. |. NJ. Horton, free silver
Republican, came up from there this
morning and gave the VOICE this in
formation. Geo. R. Smelling will ad.
! dress the club tonight in the opera
house.
If worse should come to worse in
-. November the editor Of the Mail
might retrieve his fortunes by organ
izing minstrel trOup permanently.
Give Tim King a trombone and andy
a pair Of bones and they would make
handsome end men. We would vii.
lingly waive our right to a comp
and take our whole force to see the
', exhibition.
Henry Harbaugh was here Satur'
day. He reports good meetings at
Portland and the White school house
last week. II the people Of the Sew
enty.frst district want a faithful
man to represent them in the legisla
ture, they ought to choose Henry
I Harbaugh. He is one Of the best cit
i liens of the countryside, sound aut
u conservative.
The Daily VOICE is another new
publication at Wellington-whethel
D a fixture or only campaign sheet
o probably depends upon how it is re-
ceived. The VOICE will shout fol
: POpulism and free silver, and is a neat
e little flve.cOlumn folio.-Oxford Reg.
a lister.
d The VOICE stated positively at the
outset that it would not run longer
, than the end of the campaign and we
>. meant it.
l Hon. W. ]. Lingenfelter and JOIN
!. Bradley held an enthusiastic silver
0 meeting at Arson Saturday night
o They organized a Bryan club Of 81
members, and say that it will round
out to 100 before the roll is completed
. The silver people are very enthusias
tic there and are doing noble wolk
: The Mckinley club has only 20 mem
y bers.
;. A party composed OF Gov. W. G.
Renfrow, U. S. Attorney CIR. Brooks
Attorney General c. A. Galbraitt
and Clerk Of the Supreme Court Ed
gar Jones, all Of Guthrie, 0. T.. were
bound west Tuesday morning on the
Southern Kansas. They were going
away out west Of Woodward on q
hunting expedition and had several
good Digs with them.
: W, A. Nelson aud family OF Fall:
township, passed through Wellington
Monday enroute home. They have beer
dian Territory, Arkansas aDt
{ Missouri. They went for Mrs. Mel
sons health which has been very much
improved by the trip. Uncle Billy
e says the biggest crops he saw while
Is gone was that Of silver men. Ttey
K are more prolific than suDflower
e weeds.
d Frank Bates, a former Wellington
+ ian, now Of San Diego, Calf, was herr
y Saturday. Mr.. Bates was formerly Z