People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-13
IoJ,. MI cure liver ills; easy to
n00d'S Pills take, easy to operate. g5c.
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OF the guests. Ice cream and cake
were served in abundance for the sum
OF ten cents. The society realized a
neat sum by theiI labOrs.
Bill POulsOn, one of the Caldwell
fellows implicated in case OF horse
stealing, was released from jail Friday
on 500 bond. He had been in Jail
since his arrest several months ago.
Asa NJ. Black has leased the Neal
building on North Washington ayen.
ue to DR.. f. S. Olney Of Missouri, who
will put in a stock of drugs and open
an Office in connection Herewith.
The will of Christian Lang was filed
in probate court Thursday. He be-
queatheS the southeast quarter of
section II, township 81, range / west,
in fee simple to his wife, Mary Lang.
Mrs. A. D. Speed, Mrs. 5. A. Nc
Donald and Miss Myrtle Mcdonald
went to Winfield THURSDAY. Miss
Myrtle rendered whistling solo ia
the lady MINISTRIES given there Friday
night.
George Jay returned from Yelling
ton Tuesday, where he has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Robbins, since he
came up from Erwin, o. r., with her
two or three weeks agO.-Argonia
Clipper.
Blood is thicker than water Pure
blood is the secret Of health. There
is no better preparation to improve the
blood and prOlOng life than BeggS'
blood purifier and blood maker H,F.
smith, druggist. At
NJ. L. Haw0rth. ex-cashler of the
defunct Milan bank, was in the city
Thursday night. He went to Wichita
Friday. Mr. Hawlrth is endeavor-
ing TO reOrganize the ArgOnia State
bank at ArgOnia.
John GilchriSt, the Belle PlaineI
grain buyer, Was in town Thursday on
business. M. GilChrist has Just re.
turned from California, where he
spent the winter baSking in the sun
shine on the seashOre.
Clint Howe Of Wichita, has accept
ed position as jeweler with Frank
Six. NJ. Six will take life easier for
awhile ana will possibly spend the
summer in the mountains or on the
southern coast of California.
The Rock Island has fired its gum
DO kiln west Of the city. They will
turn out gpmbO ballast now in about
three weeks. The kiln is half a mile
in length and only a few feet in width
at present, but will be continually
enlarged
Harry Taylor, the young man who
was injured by being thrown from
buggy near his home north Of Belle
Plaine Sunday, the I'd, died Wednes- |
day evening. He was buried in the |
Belle Plaine cemetery next afternoon |
at o'clock.
The bicycle fever is becoming ram
pant in the city. A mOnStrous club. |
embracing all pedal puShers in the |
city, male and female, is being talked |
Of. Quite a number of persons are
talking of purchasing wheels in order |
to be in the push.
Fred Andre and Daniel Reinhart of |
Argonia were in the city last Saturday |
en- route to Winfield to visit Gus
GirOlt, friend of Mr.. Andres. whom |
he has not seen for twenty-five years. |
They will also visit Mr.. Andres |
cousin, Fred Bastien.
Don't wear false hair while it is
possible to retain your own. Ayers
Hair Vigor, the best dressing, !
nourishes aud invigOrateS the hair |
roots, cures scalp diseases. prevents
the hair from coming out or turning
gray, and promotes a new and
luxuriant growth
Mesdames H. F. NJ, Bear and H. F,
Smith returned Friday night from
Hutchinson, where they attended the
state federation of social science clubs
as delegates from the Cary circle of
this city. They report an interest
ing and profitable session.
AS the strength of a building de-
ponds upon the sOlidity of its found
alton, so health depends upon the
condition of the blood. To expel i'm
purities and cause the vital fluid to
become vigorous and life-glving, !
Ayers SarSaparilla is the most power |
ful and effective medicine in use.
Ro5t. Stobo, an old gentleman re-
siding with Mr. and Mrs. John Sher-
man On West Lincoln avenue, was
stricken with paralysis last Thursday ,
at II O'Clock, and is IN critical con.
ditiOn. Mr.. StObO is upwards of 20 |
years OF age and his recovery is vetyl
doubtful. He IS a brother of Mrs. !
Sherman.
The church trial in Seventy-Six |
township last Friday was settled by
Rev. S. Price dismiSsing the charge of !
immortality against L. J. Baker. The
charges were preferred by Rev. Ed
Williams, formerly pastor of the
church there. A committee from the
Me. church composed of the follow
ing persons we're detailed to act in the
case; Henry Knowles, B. F. Melchi, |
L. |. Scott, H. NJ. Hickman, NJ. L. Met.
calf, VIM. Glasgow, Mr.. Felt and Mr..
; Haskell. l. |. Scott was secretary of