People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-17
THE CITY AND COUNTY,

R. H. Mum came up from Arson
Friday on business.
A telephone has been put In at the
creamery. 1t is No. 90.
George Abel, of Perth, transacted
business In the city Friday.
Albert Rice, prominent citizen of
Oxford, was in the city Friday.
]. A. Jeffries Of South Haven, was
here Friday on business at the court
house.
DR.. J. E. Jeffries of Conway Springs,
was in the city last Thursday on bus
mess.
c. c. Taylor, a well known citizen
of Conway Springs, was in the city
Friday.
Hon. Jerry Simpson was 10 the city
Thursday night on his way to Wash.
1ngtOn.
Charles Craig, district clerk of Cow.
ley county, was in the city Friday on
business.
CsScarets stimulate liver, kidney
and bowels. Never sicken or grippe.
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Miss Ida Sleeper went to Barber
county last Thursday TO visit her
mother there.
When bilious or cOStive, eat a Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran.
teed, lOc, 25c, tt
The merry Maids" composed a
picnic party at Camp Comfort, north
Of Oxford, Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. o. C, Watson of Belle
Plaine, were tranSacting business in
the city Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bissell of Milan,
were in the city Thursday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W, H. Maddy.
Misses Amelia Pratt and Minnie
Abel OF Perth, were in town Friday,
guests Of Mrs. W. T. COwherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Grouse
drove to MedfOrd Friday morning to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Simmons.
The county commissioners have
allowed the balance of the juror fees
for the last term of district court.
Mrs. NJ. Roser left over the Rock
Island last Thursday for Enid, O. T.,
for two weeks visit with friends.
]. f. Cox and his wife, who was
formerly Mrs. Charles DObSOn of this
city, were in the city Friday night.
Mrs. E. A, Twist and stepson, Roy,
OF Meade Center, are visiting in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Heskett,
Geo. Sauer, the Rome grain buyer,
was in the city Friday on business
with the Wellington grain merchants.
BasCOm O'Hair was up from South
Haven Thursday. He reports wheat
down there as fine as six and nearly
ripe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R, Davis and child
left last Thursday for Kremlin, Okla
hOma, to visit Mrs. Davis parents
awhile.
PrOfS. Wakefield and Butcher left
last Wednesday for an overland jaunt
through Oklahoma, They will be
gone a week or so.
The VOICE will receive subscriptions
for the Port Arthur Herald, at 81 per
year. Some of our readers have
already subscribed.
o. P. Fuller of Winfield, candidate
for the POpulist nomination for dis
trict Judge, was in the city Friday look.
ing after his fences.
Mrs. Louis Brinkmeier and son, and
her sister, Miss ROxey Logan, went to
KlOwa last Friday to visit relatives
and friends awhile.
Elder E. NJ. Hale, formerly of King
man, recently located at Caldwell,
was In the city Thursday, the guest
of Rev. 0. L. Smith.
Miss Nellie PETER, daughter of ex-
Senator PETER, was united in mar.
riage to James S. McIlhenny Of Wash.
ingtOn, DC, last Wednesday.
Ed Herring has purchased a team
Of horses. He will get spring wagon
and start out soon on an overland
jaunt to Colorado to enjoy life awhile.
Unless the rasp Of the milestone on
the scythe is soon heard 10 this city,
the weeds will soon have the town
where it was last year-beyond saliva
tion.
A party OF eastern capitalists were
here Thursday, under the escort of A.
]. Frice, the Winfield capitalist. They
took a look at some Of our farms that
morning,
MI Whofeth, who farms W. A.
RennS land near Drury, was in town
Friday. He says wheat cutting com.
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