People's voice., 1897-11-11

"N"' i"S oOlS dlitdul nave sew
eral dates IN sight and some interest.
Ing games may be expected this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Six returned
Tuesday from an extended sOjourn
at Colorado Springs, Col, for the
benefit Of the formers health. Frank
is feeling much better and will prob
ably return to Colorado next summer
II his health doesn't continue
TO improve here. IL is quite cold
there now.
Caldwell has organized a lectu e
course with the following attractio s
for the winter: Rev. RLbt. Nourse,
Stars Concert Co., DR.. James Wedley,
Miss Vandelia Varnom, Col. H. W. J.
Ham, DR.. Frank Bristol, Col. L. f.
Copeland, DR.. j. j. Lewis. The first
attraction, DR.. Nourse, will be given
November l6.
S. S. Dunkln came up from High
land, o. T., Saturday evening and
returned with Mrs. Dunkin, who had
been visiting several weeks 10 the
city with her daughter, Mrs. Fred L
Naugle. While IN the city Mr.. Dun
kin accidently met a cousin in the
person of T. V Ogder, Sr., whom he
had not seen for about 10 years.
The police narrowly missed a man
this morning, wanted for stealing a
Sumner county farmers horse. The
man had the horse at a West Douglas
avenue livery stable last night, but
totk it away AZ an early hour this
morning. Detectives Bedford Wood
and Harry Sutton are working on
clues this afternoon that may lead TO
the mans capture.-Wichita Beacon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Y. Y.Chipman, father
aud mother Of Mrs. j. P. Winner Of
Greene township, with their daugh-
ter, Mary, and Mrs. Matte LangdOn,
who have been visiting the family. OF !
Mr.. Winner for the past tive weeks, |
departed Tuesday night over the Rock
Island for their homes 10 HOustonia, |
Mo. Thew were accompanied by Miss
Celia Winner, who will visit there for
awhile.
B-ware of backaChe, it is one Of |
the chief symptoms OF kidney trouble |
IL you have any uneaSiness in the |
small OF the back, liver disturbances,
urinary disorders, it means Bright's
disease. Prickly Ash Bitters cules
Bright's dis ase. 1t heals and |
strengthens the kidneys, regulates
the liver, stomach and digestion, and |
puriaes the bowels. Its sple0die re-
cord Of remarkable cures renders fur
ther recommendation unnecessary. |
Price, sl.OO per bottle. Sold by E.
Hayes.
Mrs. L. J. French entertained a
number OF friends at her bone on
South Washington Ave. Tuesday eve
at I O'Clock tea, in honor Of the forty
first anniversary Of Mr.. French's
birth. Refreshments were served by |
the hostess and an enjoyable social
evening was spent. There were pres.
ent MeSsrs. and Mesdames Geo. II.
Hun er, W. H. Vols, T. f. Purdy, n.
E. Cook, ]. G. Campbell, G. E. Hitch
cock, K. j. Smith, W. R. Spicknall, B.
F. Spar; Mesdames W. L. Chambers,
Samuel FCx, Clarissa French.
Joe Heskett succeeded last night in
arresting Hermann Fix, the l4-year-
old 10y accused by his father of steal
ing revolver from the house yester.
day morning. The boy was arrested |
about ten miles south of town. He |
was brought to the city and released
on slOO bond signed by VIM. Treft.
The trial was had before Squire Cox
this morning, when it developed that
the boy had stolen nothing and the
old man was guilty of maliciously
prosecuting his son. The costs ia he
case, amounting to s2O.7l, were taxed
to the father, who they threatened
to throw into jail unless they were
paid. The old man hustled long end
hard and finally got Jake Allen to
loan him the money to pay it.-Daily
Jonrnal, Tuesday.
The VOICE is in receipt Of d pro-
gram OF the next meeeing OF the
Southwest Kansas Teachers associa-
tion which will meet in Winfield Fri
day and Saturday, November 26 and
q. Prof. Fl. F. M. Bear of this city,
Is president OF the association. He
will deliver an address before the
meeting Friday morning. Prof. W.
NJ. Massey Of Belle Plane, who is one
of the executive committee, will speak
Friday afternoon on estate Uniform.
ity 10 Practice" Miss Edith MYERS
OF this city, and Miss Eta Race OF
Winfield, are on the program for a
discussion Saturday morning. Prof.
A. II. Limerick, principal OF the Sonth