People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-03
say, MISTER,
THE CITY AND COUNTY.

The Kramer brothers were up from
Caldwell Monday.
Just try 10C. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made. IF.
John l. Anderson returned from a
business trip to Round Pond Monday
night.
Miss Lena Fuller has accepted a
position as boOkkeeper for Jacob
Engle.
The Friends in Council will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. N.
Brown.
]. F. Spencer went to Caldwell on
Tuesday to interview the musicians
down there.
The cold snap has gone and warm
weather has set in now for pro-
lOnged spell.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran-
teed, 1Oc, 25c. If
j. G. Peniwell went to Wichita yes
terday on business for the PeniWel
Marble works.
James Ross, the Conway Springs
liveryman, was in the city a few
hours Tuesday.
R.M.Forsyth went to Wichita Tues
day to visit friends and attend the
camp meeting.
Rev. Price left Tuesday morning for
his old home in Barnesville, O., to
visit week or so.
Rev. o. L. Smith went to Topeka
Tuesday to attend the Christian
Endeavor meeting.
Mrs. L. F. Williams went to Topeka
on Tuesday to attend the meeting
Of the Endeavorers.
Newton ShOup, the Mulvane grain
buyer, was here yesterday on business
with Willis K. Folks.
Fireman Nelson took engine 81 to
the Topeka shops on Tuesday. She
was dead as door nail.
Six engines have been pulled out Of
the service here on account of the let
up In the stock business.
Mrs. Evan Richards of Conway
Springs, was in the city Tuesday shop
ping and visiting friends.
Miss Anna Tilden left Monday for
Barber county to visit the family of
her brother for a month.
Mrs. ]. L. Kise and children went
to Cherryvale Monday to visit Mrs.
Kisses father, who is quite sick.
Al Lupher of Chanute, Is here visit
Ing his brother, Sherman Lupher, and
renewing old railroad acquaintances.
Hon. W. R. Savage, ex-m mayor of the
city, returned Monday from a pleas
ant and beneficial trip to Kansas City.
Miss Dora Rem went to Topeka on
Tuesdays Rock Island, to attend
the State association Of Christian
EndeavOrers.
Capt. F. H, Gilmore is temporarily
employed In the Wellington National
bank, during the absence OF Cashier
W. H, Burks.
Rev. E. A. Hoyt went to Topeka
Tuesday morning to be in attendance
at the state association Of Christian
EndeavOrers.
Mrs. G. G. Shaver went to Topeka
Tuesday morning to visit Mrs. Oscar
Knowles and attend the Christian
EndeavOr meetings.
Barney O'COnner and the Hon. Otto
G. Eckstein, attorney for Schnitzler's s
brewery, returned to their homes In
Wichita Monday night.
]. W. Thumpser and wife have gone
to Nickerson, o., on a sixty days
visit. Mr.. Thumpser is an emplUye
at the round house here.
j. b. Corder has returned to his
work at Fort Worth and other points,
after spending Memorial day and
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Edith A. Quinn arrived in the
city last night over the Rock Island
from Peoria, ILL.,, on an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. Joe Conner.
John SaYlor returned Sunday from a
business trip to Kansas City. Mr..
SaylOr reports the cliff dwellers full
Of their usual activity and hustle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Corbett and
little daughter returned to Winfield
Monday night, after short but pleas.
ant visit with relatives in the city.
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