People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-07-15

Will Welter, the only editor in
Sumner county that sports a hirSute
adOrnment, was in the city Monday.
Thad Van Horn left Monday for
Guthrie, OF, where he has secured
"a position with the Santa Fe station
agent.
Beggs' Diarrhea Balsam, is a purely
vegetable compound, and cures where
all Others fail. We keep it'll. F.
Smith. tf24
Miss Dana Hubbard returned to her
home in Wichita Sunday evening.
She was accompanied by Mrs. W. NJ.
Jackson.
Mrs. William Weaver of Peabody,
was in the city a short while Sun
day on her way to Milan to visit her
son, Fred.
Mrs. John 7. Conner arrived in the
city from Houston, Texas, Monday.
on visit to Mrs. Frank Irland. her
twin sister.
The supreme court has denied the
petition for a rehearIng of the case Of
W. F. Mendenhall vs.. J. A. Burnette.
judge, ct al.
Mike Burns went to Newton Satur-
day morning to attend at the bedside
of his sister, Mrs john Murphy. who
is critically iii.
Miss Ida Ke1sler returned Sun.
day evening to Wichita, accompanied
by Miss Pearl Aldrich, VINO will visit
with her awhile.
Mrs. Steve Barner went to Newton
Sunday night, called by the news that
her sister, Mrs. John Murphy, was
| HedI uedUuS 5 OOOr,
Charles L, Covell, administrator of
the estate of NJ. D. Covell, de.
ceased, made final settlement in pro-
bate court Monday.
Corn in the southern part of the
county is reported in fine condition.
With a reasonable rain now and then
the yield will be very large.
Mrs. L. }. Franklin returned to her
home in Milan on Tuesday, after a
visit in the city with the family of
her brother, W. T. COwherd.
At present the whole world is
wondering at the tremendous sales
and desirable effects of BeggS' German
Salve. H. F. Smith, druggist. TIA
Poultry coming in slow. Seven
cents for springs; cents for hens TO-
day; will 60 down soon; bring them in
and catch the high pIice.-J. NJ.
MCKEE.
Lee Campbell, former Wellington
shoe merchant, was injured in a wreck
on the Wabash lear Kansas City re
Gently. He was not injured seriously,
however
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J..
E. Barnes of Denver, formerly of this
city, last Friday night. Ed says tie
baby is good one, for sit sleeps all
the time"
Ed Pugh, an employe of the Bon
Ton bakery, is critically ill with ap.
pendicitis. His mother came up from
Hunnewell on Tuesday to remain
during his sickness.
Wm. j. Guthrie, who was arrested
Oh the third of July for creating a
disturbance in the north end, was re-
leased from Jail Friday, his friends
having paid his fine.
W. H. HardenbrOOk of Harmon
township, was in town Monday. He
finished cutting $50 acres of wheat
that morning, which he says will aver
age thirty bushels to the acre.
Will Lynch moved Tuesday from his
farm, seven miles southeast of the
city to his residence property on
West Harvey avenue. viii will here.
after class himself among the town
folk.
c. E. Davis, who was a member of
the firm of King & Davis, which did
a real estate, loan and insurance bust.
ness IN Wellington in boom days. is
now an eye and ear specialist in Chi.
cago, and is said to be doing well.
M. l., HawOrth Of ArgOnia, who re.
Gently established a bank at Belle
Plaine, Was in the city Tuesday trans.
acting business. He was accompanied
by his slsterln-law, Miss Mdry Z.
Miller. They were driving through
to Belle Plaine. Mr.. Haworths fam
lily went through on the train that