People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-02-04

hi VnO yuIOlo CACcpG UuUcC OOOuplCu
on the BOebinger VS.. Ray case have
been dismissed for the term. There
are no other cases on the docket likely
to require jury.
Mrs. Lou Atwell of Queen City, Mo-,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Hunger of Alta Vista,
KanS., who had been at the bedside
of the late Mrs. Kelly, left Tuesday
night for their homes.
A gray horse, or years old, with
a wart over the right eye was taken
up January 18th by W. H. Tucker,
Wellington. Owner can have by pay.
ing for feed and this notice. 4t23
{. H. Harrison Of Millerton, the
corn baron OF Sumner county, and
consequently prosperous yoeman, was
buying goods in the city Saturday and
looking after other interests here.
Congressman J. D. BOtkin came
over from Winfield Monday morning
to visit friends in the city and to see
Mrs. BotkiD, who is visiting the fam
ily of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Richards.
a farmers wagon loaded with flour
broke down at the corner IF Washing.
ton aud Lincoln avenues Saturday
evening. The blacksmiths repaired
it and he was soon on his way north.
Mrs. Josie King of Enid, OF, who
has been visiting Miss Mary Anderson
several days, left last Friday over
the Rock Island for Seymour, Ia, on
two months visit to her father and
mother.
A farmers team ran away at the
creamery last Saturday about 1l:3C
O'Clock, splitting considerable milk that
had been brought in for the creamery.
They were stopped before much dam
age was done.
The funeral of Mrs. DOcia Kelly was
held at the Christian church on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. o. L
Smith. Interment was made il
Prairie Lawn cemetery.
Evan Moore, the three-year-Old sOr
of John Moore, living North of the
city, sustained a severe scalp wound
Friday morning by falling heavily
against bed post. DR.. Emerson wa:
called and dressed the wound.
E. X. James brought suit in district
court Saturday for a legal separation
from his wife, Flora E. James. The
parties live in Caldwell. James useC
to be Santa Fe station agent there
Swan Burnette is his attorney.
ST. Pauls church services will bt
held until further notice at thu
armOry. Sunday school at 10 am.
morning prayer at II am; evening
prayer at 1870 pm. All will be heart
lily welcome. f. Duncan JaudOn
rector.
Ed Klein has closed out his harnes,
shop at South Haven. Part of TIT
stock was sold to Stultz, the Soutl
Haven harness man, and the remain
der was brought up next morning ant
added to the Klein stock of harness il
this city.
H. H. Miller, living near Mulyane
was in the city Friday securing paper
for the arrest of several boys frou
ICOwley and Butler counties, for dis
turbing literary meeting at DiStric
q, in the extreme northeast part 0
the county.
A. B. Woodring of the Belle Plain
roller mills, was here Monday tran:
acting business. Mr.. WOOdring
storing large amount of ice at Bell
PLANE this season. He is the Onl
person in that vicinity who is putin
up ice this winter.
| County Attorney Rogers returne
/ from Caldwell Thursday night, whel
he had been prosecuting the boys a
rested for disturbing a. meeting ;
Belleview school house. The tri
lasted two DAYS and was before jur
The boys went free.
John Nixon came into town MOnda
morning and quietly wrote out
check to Asa NJ. Black for l,40O.5
lifting a mortgage off his farm
London township, which was held
New England money lOaners. II
New York World will now plea
write another jeremiad on westel
repudiatiODists.
4 The Boebinger-Ray jury has 6et
Y excused until February Is, on accOu
a of the sickness Of John Jeffries al
e the receipt of telegram by Juror
]. Lewis of Belle Plaine, announcer
the critical illness Of his mother
{ Indiana. Mr.. Lewis left MOnd
: for his mothers bedside.
e The Mystery Tea" social given
the ladies Of the Congregation
church at the residence of Mrs. Fa
U ME Murray Friday night was well a