People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-04-29
THE CITY AND COUNTY.

Perth.
District court will convene next
Tuesday.
R.H.Massingill Of Drury, was in the
city Monday.
Fancy and box candy of all kinds at
Pember's Cafe,
Doug. Stipp of Muskogee, 1T, was
3 the city Sunday.
Councilman A. Graft went to Kan
saS City Monday night.
Miss Ada Herring has been very
sick for the past week.
Ell Reno, o. T., had a 5.85 inch rain
Tuesday in seven hours.
Bob Owens Of Oxford, spent Sunday
y with friends in this city.
h A fine line Of smoking and chewing
tobacco at Pember'S Cafe.
Miss Eta Coats of Winfield, visited
friend in the city Sunday.
\ George Summelville has accepted a
position with Wyatt Brothers.
Will Welter of the Belle Plaine De-
fender, was in the city Monday.
London township gained two in
population during the past year.
Miss Noveline Anderson visited
with friends in Belle Plaine Sunday.
DR.. J. c. Webber of Perth, was in the
city Monday night on lodge business.
just try 1Oc. box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made. If
\ Mrs. Benjamin Peffley, living three
miles south of the city, is reported
\ very i'll.
n Engine 400 was taken from this
I place to the Ottawa shops Monday
for repairs.
H. Capt. ]. W. Beller of Perth, was in
the city Monday night attending Ma,
sonic lodge.
4 When bilious or cOStive, eat a Cas-
caret, candy cathartiC, cure guaran-
teed, 1Oc, 25c, If
| Hoods pills are the only pills to
take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure
all liver ills.
Mrs. Mel Wyatt returned Monday
night from a visit to her parents in
Highland, 0. T.
II Rev. o. L. Smith went to Kiowa
n Monday morning, where he delivered
a lecture that night.
h George Hamblin went TO Kansas
\ City Sunday to take treatment of a
specialist for catarrh.
Kansas is certainly getting her
share Of rain this year. A generous
shower fell Tuesday morning,
y Mrs. John Ready left Monday for
Il her home in California. She will visit
friends at points in Texas enrOute.
\ J. NJ. Graft of Paola, with his wife,
n is in the city. Mr.. Graft cOntem-
y plates establishing sale yards here.
u Mrs. Ora L. Graf went to Milan
Monday morning to visit several days
Z with her friend, Miss COrdia Nugent.
II The programs for the X. of P. grand
II lodge, which meets in Wichita next
| month, are out. They are very hand
some.
Ii W. b. Kirk has been made baggage
master at the union depot, vice Frank
Smith, a victim of DOlan's retrench-
n ment.
W Tom COrbett was over from Win
h field Sunday visiting his father,
III Captain ], A, COrbett, and other
|Bj friends
IL C. L. Gro khan has been appointed
guardian Of Ettie, Orville and Nellie
II Walden, minors, heirs of the late
Charles Walden.
u Eighty-two converts are the result
of Evangelist Sims efforts at the
Ii Christian church during the recent
III revival meetings.
IL Speer Lambe bought of J. R. Ash
III this week quarter section of land
n lying Just east of the W. G. Whaley
| farm near Dalton.
III The VOICE will receive subscriptions
4 for the Port Arthur Herald, at 81 pei
N year. Some of our readers have
VI already subscribed.
III Mrs Temple Houston of Woodward
II OF, returned home Monday morning
] after a pleasant visit with friend;
III living near the city.
ii Hon. G. E. Gamel returned Satur-
| day night from his claim in the Strip
III Mr.. Hamel reports the wheat down
/ there in fine condition.
HI Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis, who or
I oanized the lady MINISTRIES in thi!
CITY. are endeavOring to form a like
organization in Winfield.
III Orville Frantz of Maize, spent Sun.
III dav in the city with his mother anC
l relatives. He was accompanied by ;
1 schoolmate, Mr.. Osborne.
4 Frank A. Kiucaid died at his hom
1 near Cleardale Monday shortly afte
3 ID o'clock, of neuralgia of the bowels
kf He was 50 years of age at the time o
4 his death. He leaves a wife and thre
4 small children. Funeral services wer