People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-06-10
THE CITY AND COUNTY,


Bart Fletcher was up from Caldwell
Saturday.
H. L. Deere was in from MayhelC
yesterday,
Swan Burnette was up from Cald
well Sunday.
Carl Frederickson was in from Port.
land yesterday.
John Bingner Of Medford, visited
in the city Sunday.
.H.Beheimer was in from Guelph
township yesterday.
D. W. Cooley was over from Oxford
yesterday on business.
O. D. Edwards Of Conway Springs
was in the city yesterday.
Lynn Whilends was here yesterday
from his farm in Guelph township,
C. W. Davis was down from Conway
Springs yesterday paying his taxes.
J.R. U. Crabb of Mayfeld, trans
acted business in the city yesterday
VIM. Phillips Of Guelph township
transacted business in the city yester
day.
Rev. Long will preach at the Union
church at Perth Sunday at 10 O'Clock
am.
Just try 1OC. box of CaSCarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator evel
made. Il
The Wellington National bank is
making improvements on the in
terror.
W. \. Rem and W. ]. NewUOlC
have consolidated their real estate
business.
A. L. Dyer, druggist for Harvt
HOrner at Caldwell, was In the city
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ALA MCClintOCk and Miss Lulu
Thomas of MillertOn, we're visiting
friends in the city.
Roy Shinliver has accepted a posi-
tion with the Curtis Mercantile Co
as hardware salesman.
Born, Tuesday afternoon to MIR
and Mrs. Al Lichtenberger, a girl
All concerned doing well.
The Knights of Pythias knighted W
H. Kirk of this city, and Ed Phillip
Of Milan, Tuesday night.
Most Becker was up from Hunnewel
yesterday. He has three or four hun
dred acres of wheat down there.
H. c. Kapp and son returned tt
Topeka Monday. They had beer
visiting the family of ]. L. KiSe.
The Sumner and Cowley count!
Populist primaries to nominate can
didate for district Judge will be hell
August 81.
Ora Winger, machinist helper al
the round house, caught his hand il
a belt Monday and mashed one o
his fingers.
H. ]. Dunahue came up from Port
land yesterday and paid sl97 Il
the county treasurer for taxes on hi
large estate.
Rev. Frank Talmage is making ex
tensive improvements on the interiO
Of his dwelling house on South Wash
ingtOn avenue.
J. W. Yeager has been appointed
guardian of Earl McFadden, and Ella
W, COtt has been appointed guardian
of Isla Way Cott.
Miss Minnie McManis has accepted
position as StenOgrapher and type
writer at the Hunter mills, succeed
ing Henry COweD.
The Christian Endeavor societ
OF the Christian church is arrangin,
for a picnic to be held in Cole
grove Friday of this week.
Ed Hackney went TO Lawrence OIL
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises of the State UNIVERSITY
Wednesday and Thursday.
NJ. LOofbOurrow was in from nea
Dalton Tuesday. He says the wheat i
his vicinity Is mostly on the grOunr
from the recent heavy rains.
Al. Applegate, formerly Secretar
of the Investors Security Co. of Bos
ton, commenced work as private secre
tary to Geo. R. Fultz Tuesday
4 DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Mayheg re
! turned Saturday evening from Cor
way Springs where they had bee
visiting friends for few days.
The last half of the 1896 taxes mus
be paid at the Office of the count,
treasurer on or before June 20, or pen