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

repaired and made pretty, which will
add much to the handsome appear
ance OF this store.
County Attorney Ivan Rogers went
to Medicine Lodge Monday morning
to attend the Barber county court,
which convened Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Miller and son came up
from South Haven on Monday for a
few days visit with the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cobean.
Harry Myers bought a car load Of
potatoes from the Rock Island that
were frozen on their way from Iowa.
He will feed them to bis hogs.
County Attorney Rogers has dis
missed the case against Henry Conrad.
The last jury trial resulted ten for
acquittal and two for conviction.
Bald heads are becoming too fire.
Quent among the middle aged, This
can be prevented by the timely use of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
Gus Glamann finished putting up
ice last evening. He now has his ice
house packed to the rafters and then
some. Ice will be cheap next sum-
mer.
Judge and Mrs. j. A. Ray went to
Wichita Wednesday. Mrs. Ray will
undergo treatment bya skilled OCuliSt
to restore her eyes to their normal
condition.
The family of c. W. King is having
a lard tussle with the grip. Mrs.
King is now sick. hut is improving.
All the children and Mr.. King have
been complaining.
County Treasurer Maddy Tuesday
received coupons from the New YORK
fiscal agency amounting to Sl3, 402.5O,
representing money paid on bond in
terest and principal.
StOckman W.M.FergusOn left Tues
day morning for an extensive trip in
Colorado and Utah to buy cattle. Mr..
Ferguson has quite trade in prospect
for cattle at Salt Lake City.
The Chicago Tribune of last Sunday
contains three column write. up Of
The Anderson Gray hypnotic" case.
The Chicago reporters are evidently
hard up for news since the election.
Will Keuneke arrived from Pitts.
burg, Kas., Tuesday, and is visiting
with the family of G. f. Luening.
Will has been employed with. z.
Miexsell in Pittsburg until recently.
Probate Judge Doubleday yesterday
noon issued letters OF administration
to Amelia Wagner, administrative of
the estate of j. F. Wagner, deceased.
Bond was given in the sum of 81, 900.
Evangelist Jno. Hoover left Monday
morning for Miami, Tex, to begin a
series of revivals. He will be absent
a month. His father returned from
Memphis, Mo-, Sunday and accom-
panied him west.
The council fires of the old lodge of
Improved Order of Red Men will be
rekindled 10 this city about the first
of March. The lodge will start out
with large membership of railroad
and business men.
VIM, Welter, editor of the Belle
Plaine Defender, was in the city Tues
day interviewing the merchants 10
regard to advertising. The Defender
cOntemplates enlarging from a four
column to five column folio.
The ground hog did not see his
shadow at 10 o'clock Tuesday, but the
sun shone brightly at 2:3O o'clock.
Mike Magruder says dat means dat
wees gwine had pOssiblubly er cool
snap bout peach budden time"
John Camp has returned from the
Strip, right side up. His parents had
feared that something had happened
to him, as nothing could be heard of
his whereabouts and he carried con-
siderable money on his person for the
purpose Of buying cattle.
Few cOnsumptives believe they are
in danger till medicine is of little
avail. Ayers Cherry Pectoral taken
in the early stages, has prevented fur.
ther progress OF the disease, and saved
many life. Atany stage of phthisis,
Ayers Cherry PectOral affords great
relief.
Are you going to try alfalfa this
year? You better. 1t is the most
profitable crop you can plant. When
once you get stand it will stay with
yOu and yield continual profit. See
the advertisement elsewhere of Nc.
Beth & KinnisOn, alfalfa seed. They
are all right.
Mrs. N. E. Cook of this city, recent
ly addressed letter to her daughter
in the east which contained sum O