People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-27
THE CITY AND COUNTY.


on sour pop.
Uncle Billy Johnson was up from
Guelph township Friday.
The next Knights of Pythias grand
lodge will be held at Fort Scott.
Harry Walters returned to his home
in Mount Vernon, Ind, Thursday.
If you want to he healthy, wealthy
and wise drink COx's lemon sour pop.
County Surveyor OrvilIe Smith was
making surveys in Bluff township last
week.
Pepsin is the best summer drink
the best pop for Pops, Reps, Dems or
PrOhibS.
CasCarets stimulate liver, kid ney
and bowels. Never sicken or grippe.
Is cents. If
Tom Gwin and A. II. Kinkaid were
here Friday from their Guelph town.
ship farms.
VIM. Stupy and Fred Martin, sent
to the penitentiary from this county
for grand larceny, have been par
dOned.
Mrs. E. A. HOyt and Mrs. Frank
Ellis drove over to Arkansas City Sat-
urday morning to spend Sunday with
friends.
The magic healer of all coughs,
colds and consumption is Beggs'
Cherry Cough syrup. We keepit. H.
f. Smith. ALTO
Al Skinner came in Friday from
Brookheld, Mo-, to join Mrs. Skinner,
who is visiting her parents and friends
in the city.
B. J. Sheridan, receiver of the First
and Sumner National banks, went to
PaOla Saturday morning to spend
Sunday at home,
Charlie Wilcox, convicted of rape,
was sentenced to four years in the
penitentiary by Judge ]. A. Burnette
Saturday afternoon.
The VOICE will receive subscriptions
for the Port Arthur Herald, at 81 per
year. Some Of our readers have
already subscribed.
Fred Van Wagner returned from
Harper county Friday, full of en-
thuSiaSm over the prospects for a
forty.buShel wheat crop.
On account Of prayer meetings on
Thursday nights, Manager Smith has
decided to continue giving the band
concerts on Wednesday nights.
DR.. Collins and wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Veaile drove over from
Oxford last Wednesday evening to at.
tend the Eastern Star banquet.
Senator A.G. Forney, of Belle PLANE
township, was in the city Thursday.
He says the wheat in his vicinity is
shoulder high and blooming out.
j. n. Glasgow, the old gentleman
living in the Third ward who has long
been a sufferer with a cancer, is re-
ported to be in d critical condition.
Beggs' Little Giant Pills cure,
constipation, sick headache, and the
many other complaints caused by
Indigestion. Druggist H. f. Smith
Mrs. j. L. Richards, Miss Cook and
the latter's niece, returned to their
homes in Winfield Friday, after a
pleasant visit in the city with friends
Mrs. FetterOff and daughter, Mrs
Noel Wilder, returned last Friday
from South Haven, where they haze
been visiting the family OF Henry
Ratekin.
W. H. Mitchell has purchased {
third interest in the ChitwOOd barber
shop. Mr.. Mitchell is a firSt-class bar
Der, and We wish the new firm all sue
cess possible.
Rev. R. l.. George of Mayfeld, anC
Rev. W. W. Enyeart of Milan, were
in the city Saturday on their way
home from Winfield, where they haC
been attending school,
Miss Minnie Wright, who has beer
teaching in the Hutchinson city
schools, arrived in the city Friday
and will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
T. Pitts for some time.
The jury in the case of the York
Key Mercantile Co., VS. Noble, cam'
in on last Wednesday announcing
that they could not agree. The jurl
stood s to 3 for the plaintiff.
Everett Kirk came in from Argonii
last week, where he had been visitin,
his parents. Everett is on week
vacation from his duties as attendant
il the Topeka insane asylum.
Chuck Adams left last Thursday TO
Joplin, Mo-, to seek location
Chuck'S friends wish him only tn
sweetest smiles of fortune in the new
and untried fields of usefulness.
The monarch of patent medicines
> Begg'S Hair Remover. 1t makes new
halr brilliant hair, hair on head
that have no hair. Take no subSi
tute. We keep it. H. f. Smith. 4t2
Lawyer Elliott has purchased TO
81, $50, the elegant home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. COwen on North Washington
avenue. Mrs. COwen will Join be
husband in Chicago where they vii
reside.
The Peoples party county centra
committee is called to meet in Wei
lingtOn on Saturday, June 9th. /
full attendance is desired, as bushes
of special Importance is to be al
tended to.
Thursday afternoon the barn be
longing to James Mack of Caldwell
burned and his fine pedipreed driyiDl