People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-08-26

was ndue duu OOUu pdTIleS 10 U0e SulG
agreed that the wheat should be
The sheriff superintended
the job. The law suit was comprO.
missed.
The elevator belonging to Clark
Knox at Cicero, which was set up on
piles as high as a mans head, became
loaded with too much wheat last
Monday and crashed to the ground.
John Bingner of Medford, spent
Sunday In the city with the family Of
his brother-in.law, Charlie Lynch.
He left over the Rock Island Monday
morning for Kansas City on business.
James Walker was down from his
farm west of Conway Springs Monday.
Mr.. Walker settled on his farm in
1876 and has been right there, making
money ever since. He has good crops
this year.
E. L. Stephenson, formerly editor
of the Mulvane Graphic, now post.
master at Garden City, was arrested
recently at the instigatiCn OF a Wich.
ita woman charging him with a helm
Gus crime,
Mrs. E. NJ. Bacon of Banner, CAL,
and Mrs. J. W. Allen of Kansas City,
were in the city yesterday transacting
business at the court house. They
are visiting relatives anG friends neaT
Belle Plaine.
Frank Tyrell sold a wagon load OF
wheat to the mill at Mulvane
Monday for 81 per bushel, the first, he
says, in fourteen years, and he be-
lieves it will be the last for the next
fourteen years.
Miss Myrtle Simmons, formerly a
teacher in the Wellington public
schools, has been engaged to teach in
the grammar department of the
Alexis, ILL.,, public schools, at an in
crease in salary.
W. NJ. Begley, the old soldier who
was injured in an accident at the
home of his son, Nick Begley, on
North Washington avenue, two OF
three weeks ago, is now able to sit up
and walk around some.
Hugh Davidson, who formerly re-
sided in Wellington, is now located at
Nevada, Mo, He is engaged in the
notion business and is doing well.
Geo. W. Bailev saw him during his
trip to Missouri last week.
j. NJ. Townsend of Chikaskia town
snip. was up Wednesday sQuaring up
accounts and getting ready to move
to Oklahoma. He will live with his
son about twenty miles west of
Kremlin. He leaves for that point
Friday.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Laux. living three miles south.
west of Perth, died Tuesday, aged
four days. Funeral services we're
held over the remains at 3 O'Clock
next afternoon and interment was
made in the Perth cemetery.
Superintendent OF Insurance Nc,
Nall has given notice to the Masonic
Aid society Of Westaeld, Mass, to GET
out of Kansas and quit traDsacting
business in the state. 1t claimed tC
be mutual life insurance company
aud McNall says it would not pay III
losses.
Not one complaint has ever beer
made by those using Ayers sarsapa
rilla according to directions. Further
more, we have yet to learn Of a cast
in which it has failed to afford benefit
So say hundreds Of druggists all owe
the country. Has cured others, viii
cure you.
D. G. Tenant has moved In from
near Mayfeld and will occupy tn,
Vols farm south Of the city. He wa,
working for A. B. Harris out 10 Ryar
township and will now try Mr.. Vols
in the same way. Mr.. Harris hal
traded his half section out there fol
E. VanHorn's half section west o.
Mayfeld. Mr.. Van Horn has moved
onto the land and will lake his home
there. 1t Is the old John A. Murray
ranch.
The two most critical times 10 &
w0man's life are the times which
make the girl woman, and the woman
a mother. At these times DR.. Pierce.
FavOrite Prescription is OF incalcula
BILE value. 1t strengthens and invig
crates the organs distinctly feminine
promotes regularity OF the functions,
allays irritatious and inflammation
checks unnatural, exhausting drains,
aud puts the whole delicate organism
into perfect condition. Almost al
the ills of womankind are traceable Il
some form Of what is known as 'fe.
male complaint" There are not thre,