People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-03-11

iU'' oOlOuSUll, duu DeulCdl virtues OF
Ayers Slrsaparilla. 1t was the only
blood purifier admitted at the great
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
Geo. H. Bloom, the gentlemanly
employe of c, F. Luening, returned
SATURDAY from weeks visit with
relatives at Medicine Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tritle drove to
Zyba on Monday to attend birth.
day party to be given there in honor
of Mrs. Tritle's father, A. Allen.
Whatever may be the cause of pre-
maturely gray hair, it can be restored
to the same color as in youth by Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
VIM. Treft, who recently purchased
the VanSickler property, moved into
it Monday and P. B. Brashear has
moved his family to Pond Creek.
Mrs. E. Willard and daughter, Miss
Josie, of Wellington, are in the city
and will visit with friends here until
after conference. Winfield Courier.
Dave Leahy was taken to Wichita
from Guthrie, o. T., Saturday night.
lie has been critically i'll with pneu-
monia, and is not out of danger yet.
W. s. Pile is acting as clerk for
Probate Judge Doubleday while the
latter is assisting in the quarterly
up of the county treasurer's
office.
Mrs. c. L. Hughes of Fora, Benton
county, Mo-, wishes to know the
whereabouts of one Bert Skinner, WHO
was supposed to be resident of We'll
lingtUn.
Physicians were hastily summoned
to Seyenty-Six township Tuesday after
noon to attend at the bedside of E. B.
DolsOn, who was reported in a dying
The entertainment that was given
at Perth Saturday night will be given
at Rome Thursday night. Several
parties from Wellington are going
down to attend.
The boundary dispute in school
district 81 and al was settled by the
county superintendent Tuesday by the
granting of the northeast quarter of
section II to district l4l.
Nike Gamer, at one time owner Of
the Illinois livery barn in this city.
and later resident of Belle Plaine,
came in from Joplin, No., Saturday
evening TO visit relatives and friends
here.
Miss Mary Share will entertain at
her home, corner of F and Fourth
streets, Friday evening from 6 until
10 o'clock, in honor of Miss Myrtle
Peasants, who is visiting here from
Will KeuDeke, who has been visit
ing the family of G. F. Luening for
several days, left on Tuesday for
Wichita to spend few days visiting
relatives. He goes to Hutchinson
to accept position there.
Clem Spruance received a shipment
Of goods on Tuesday contained in a
box made in Germany. The box is
lulle d curiosity, being fastened with
wooden pegs. 1t looks none the
worse for its long travels and usage.
ID. G. House received a telegram
afternoon announcing the
illness Of his mother near
Hennessey, o. T. He left at once for
her bedside. Turner Barnett is act
ing in his place as janitor at the court
house.
The prospectus Of tie Eelle PLANE
Summer Normal is at band. The
ncrmal will be under the direction of
Prof. W. NJ. Massey. The term be.
gins May 8 and ends June 25. Two
sessions daily. Tuition, IS for the
term.
Turner Barnett got wcrd yesterday
Ct the death of the mother
of D. c. House at Hennessey, OF,
Tuesday. She was buried next after.
noon at 3 o'clock. Mr.. House was
called there a few days ago by her
critical illness.
Abs Martin spent Sunday in Win.
deld. He intended to return that
night, but the competition between
the Winfield girls and the Santa Fe
company resulted in his missing the
train, and he did not return until next
morning.
A fairly good crowd was present at
the silver club rooms Monday night
to hear Mrs. Cora Diehl Harvey speak
on the silver question. The speaker
held the close attention of the audi.