People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-01-14

lington, to the ME-. church OF this
city. Three of the lots have houses
On them.
Rev. o. L. Smith lectured before
the Belle Plaine lecture club Saturday
night. His subject was "Uncle Sans
Boy"
Morris Kilmer went to Belle Plaine
Monday night to reside. He had been
employed by H. F. Smith for some
time past.
Deputy County Attorney Herrlck
has moved his law books, etc., into
the county attorneys office at the
court house.
C. Mudd, the Rome liveryman,
had two sets of work harness and two
sets Of buggy'harness stolen from his
barns Saturday nights.
Herschel Smith was down from
Wichita Sunday making repairs on
his private telephone line between
this place and Wichita.
The barn Of Martin Houston was
burned at Milan early Tuesday
morning. The origin Of the fire is
to be incendiary.
The hair of the head to be an orna-
meut to the wearer should receive pain
taking care, and if its color is faded
Halls Hair Reviewers should be applied.
Misses Nellie Hamblin and Maggie
Taylor and MeSsrs. Claude Whitfield
and Frank Miexsell spent Sunday
with Clara Burford, near Belle Plaine.
The band boys are figuring oD fine
canopy stage setting for their con-
certs in the auditorium. 1t will be
the finest thing ever seen in the city.
Miss Mabel WoOdcock returned to
Arkansas City on Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred L. Naugle, who
goes to spend a few days visiting with
friends.
W.M.Sasher received notice Monday
morning from the Beck & COrbett
Iron Co. of St. Louis, to begin work
for them as travelling salesman at the
earliest possible time.
Come and see me. Iwant your pOul
try. Hens, 4 cents; springs, At to
cents; turkey hens, 6! cents; toms,
cents; geese and ducks, 5 cents; egg
10 cents today cash.. NJ. Mckee.
Charlie Helm left on Tuesda!
for Hutchinson with the new laundr!
wagon made by Sasher & Schonert TO
G.. L. Swartz of that place. He viii
drive there and make that his futur,
home.
Wanted, man or woman to TAX
charge of branch office for Sumne
county, S65.OO per month, $4,000 casl
capital required to cover cost of stOcl
carried. Address, 929 Kansas Avenue
Atchison, Kansas.
Cards are out announcing the aI
preaching marriage Of Mr.. Fred M
Smith to Miss Lille May Purcell, 7
take place at the home Of the brid
on South Washington avenue Wed
nesday, January q.
We take this means of thanking a,
those who by their kindness and sym
pathy during the sickness and deaf
of husband and father made our grie
less hard to bear. We shall alway
hold them in loving and grateful II
membrauce.-MRs. II. ]. FRANTz AN
FAMILY.
After examining the Standard GA
ment Cutter, l find the system an
the work far beyond my expectation
have now taken three lessons, an
find it very simple, and would adviS
all my friends to call and see tt
work. Yonrs very truly, Ida Folk
Wellington, Kansas. 2t21
In the treatment OF Group an
whOoping cough. Ayers Cher
Pectoral has a most marvellous effec
Thousands OF lives are saved annual
by the use of this medicine. 1t fre,
the obstructed air passages, allays il
! fammation, and controls the desire
cough.
On account OF storm our special Sc
vices we're not held in the Luthers
church at Perth on the Sd, but wi
be held, the Lord willing, on ne.
Sabbath, the 24th. Preparatory Sc
vices on Saturday previous at 2:3O
, m. You are cordially invited to a
, tend.-B. F. Pugh, Pastor.
l have taken a course of instructiC
at the dress cutting school and hear
lily recommend the system taugI
there, as easily learned, and very pra
tical. Misses King and Tubbs a
!. patient, painstaking teachers, and a
thoroughly qualified to instruct
the principles Of dress cutting.-MF
I CHAs. HOOP.
Rev. Joseph Smith preached
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