People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-07-08

iHlcnardson house and put to bed.
The next morning she paid for her
lodging in trinKets and went her way.
Charlie Havens has developed into
mind reader. A party Of young
folks were experimenting with him
last week and he succeeded 10 lOcat-
ing young lady's hat pin hidden in
tree. Charlie Is now thinking Of
forming a combination with Paul
Alexander tombstone.
Misses Mamie and Anna Ryan, Lii
lie Barnard, Viola Chafin and Ida
Chaffin, Ida DERRICK, Maude Saun.
ders; Messrs. Pete Diederichsen,
Swan Burnett, Matt Ryan, John Nc
Culloch, George and Will Yoemans
and Fl. c. Quick Of Caldwell, were
here Saturday celebrating the Fourth
Had it not been for the flutter of
the eagles wings which stirred I'D a
fine breeze all over Kansas yesterday,
the hot weather would have been I'm.
bearable. 1t was a southwest breeze
and most of it was due to the efforts
OF Pat COney and Barney Sheridan at
WellingtOn.-K. e. Times.
T.E.RuSh of Oxford, was in the city
! Thursday wearing a smile of salts.
faction. Mr.. Rush Overpaid a harvest
hand sl6 Wednesday and did not dis
cover his mistake until next morning.
when he Immediately drove over in
search Of the man. He found him
here and recovered his money.
Little Claire, son Of W. D. Mofitt,
the Rock Island agent, met with
serious accident Monday evening. he
fell OIL the trucks that we're loaded
with sacked potatoes, and in the fall
he struck on his head, which knocked
him unconscious for an hour or two.
He is all right nOw.-Caldwell Ad-
vance.
FRANK Frantz, formerly of this city.
now OF Prescott, Ariz., writes to his
brother, W. D. Frantz, that he has
formed a partnership with Fred A.
Irltle OF that city, in the abstract
business. Mr.. Tritle is a cousin to
Fred Tritle of this city. Franks
many friends in Wellington wish the
new firm great success.
The red pepper which burned every
ones eyes at the school grounds Sat-
urday afternoon came from window
in the High school building. The
pepper had been used by the bypno-
lists and leftin a window. When tue
window was raised the wind carried
the pepper out and generously dis
tributed it in the eyes of the crowd
below.
Bert Becker came in last Friday
from the east He had been in Day.
ton, Cleveland, Cincinnati and other
points in Ohio, looking for work, but
concluded TO come back to Kansas.
Bert says the factories have nearly all
shut down. There are 1000 married
men out of employment in Dayton.
Like conditions exist in proportion in
all other towns in the east.
DR.. Reid amputated the left thumb
and second and third fingers for Har.
old McKibben Saturday morning.
McKibben is about II years of age.
and lives in the vicinity of Conway
Springs. He came to town early Sat.
urday morning and while hitching
his horse at the Illinois barn someone
exploded 6reCracker near by. The
horse jerked back and injured the
hand so badly that amputation OF
those three members was necessary.
A travelling man named Stubs, a
ventrilOquiSt, had all kinds Of fun
with Lou Snyder at the Rock Island
depot last night while waiting for the
train. Lou thought he heard someone
across the slough calling for him. The
voice was evidently that of a person in
distress, and Louis sympathetic ma
ture led him a merry chase through
the slime and weeds in search of
someone needing assistance. He
Irdnpeu d0Wn all the weeds in the
Rock Island bottoms before he dis
covered that he was being duped.-I
Daily Journal, lst.
Almost every man In America has
some digestive trouble. When men
meet, the greeting usually is, swell. |
how are YOU" That develops health |
talk. The man who has no bowel or |
stomach trouble is almost curiosity. |
Trouble is men take 20 care OF them
selves. They eat as though they had |
copper stOmaChs and bowels Of brass. |
BY and by, Overworked nature rebels. |
Then come headaches, nervousness,
bad blood, liver and kidney troubles,
DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets furnish
help for constipation and torpid liver.
sick and bilious headaches, dizziness.
sour stomach, loss OF appetite. indi.