People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-21
CITY AND COUNTY,

w. j. Llngenfelter returned from
Hutchinson Tuesday morning.
Guy Burford, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 7. BurfOrd, is very sick.
Governor Leedy has appointed Capt.
Hiram Allen of Franklin county, ad-
jutant general.
P. Doyle will remove his family
from Kansas City again when he Sc
cures a suitable house.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles COvell, living east of the
city, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Nance, an old soldier living in
ROSedale east of the Hunnewell
bridge, is reported very sick.
The X ray eclipsed by the penetra-
ting power of BeggS Little Giant
Pills.-H. E. Smith, druggist. 4t23
Rev. H. A. Doughty of the Baptist
church, will preach the K. of P. auni-
versary sermon on February q.
What every one says must be SO
that Balding is making the finest
photos ever made in wellington.
1t is reported that F. H. Nudge, an
Oxford railroader, was found dead in
bed at his home Tuesday morning.
One fashionable thing you do not
want is, La Grippe, the universal rem
edy for it is Beggs cherry cough syrup.
New telephone cards have been
placed up at the phones around town.
The cards were issued by the VOICE.
Chancellor Snow of the State uni
versity, will lecture at Belle Plaine
next Friday afternoon, and at Oxford
the following night.
Mrs, Fred L. Naugle and baby
Sibyl, returned from Arkansas City
Sunday morning, after pleasant
visit with friends there.
Miss Maude Alexander of Parsons,
is visiting the family of R. J. Smith,
and will attend the Smith-Purcell
nuptialS on the 9th inst.
Did it ever occur to you whose hair
is thin and constantly falling off that
this can be prevented. Halls Hair
Renewer is sure remedy.
County Superintendent Mclaughlin
has appointed Miss Mae Gilmore as
teacher in the primary department at
the session of the normal institute.
Evangelist ]. X. Newbury began q
series of meetings at the Baptist
church Sunday. Services will bt
held each day at pm. and 7:3O pm
Charlie Fisher and Dean OBrier
engaged in in l4-round 60 in room
here Monday night before a select
crowd. The contest resulted in a
draw.
John OFT returned from Kansa;
City Saturday with his mother, Mrs
Mary OFT, who lives just north of the
city. She had left home in a moment
of alteration.
The fual account of z. o. Young
administrator of the estate of DaviC
W. Young, deceased, was filed in pro
bate court Monday. The estate ha.
been exhausted.
Hosey HOldredge, Bill Gentry, ,Jerr!
Nelson, Walt McDaniels and Clatt
Dunham came up from Caldwell Mon
day to attend the Barney O'Conno
trial in district court,
A gray horse, I or 5 years old, will
a wart over the right eye was takeI
up January 18th by W. H. Tucker
Wellington. Owner can have by pay
ing for feed and this notice. 4t2
Miss Ida Wise, who has resided
with her sister, Mrs. W. o. Barnett
for some time past, left Monday even
ing for Washington, Ind, where sh,
will make her future home.
The Conrad case went to the jury a
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. and mex
day at 2:9O pm. they were dis
charged. The jury stood ten for ac
Quittal and two for conviction.
A railroad man in this city offers t,
wager good sum that the Panhandle
extension will be begun within a YER,
few months. He is in position {,
know how to bet on this question, too
Sundays Kansas City Star contain
three-cOlumn recount of the mur
der of Thomas Patton at Conwa,
Springs, and the noted trial tina
gained notoriety as the Sumner cOun
ty ''hypnOtic case.'
Ed Hackney has presented a bill il
fthe house which provides that grad
yates of the state university Law
school shall be admitted to practic
in any court upon presentation o
their diplomas, and without furthe
examination. Another bill by MI
Hackney is to prevent blacklistini
Of employees by corporations. 1t pro