People's voice., 1897-02-25

was a rather peculiar one, as 1t hap
pened while making an ordinary
switch throw. He is suffering much
pain from the broken member.
We heard many nice compliments
| pissed on the excellent music furn-
ished by the Baptist church choir at
the K. of P. anniversary sermon last
Sunday. 1t is certainly one Of the
best choirs in the city.
Invitations have been received in
the city announcing the approaching
marriage Of Miss F. Wick Clark to Mr..
Glenn Cannon, to occur at the home
Of the brides mother, 1912 Second
street, San Diego, CAL, on Wednesday
evening, March 10, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. HierOnymus and
family of Eureka, ILL.,, arrived in
the city Saturday on a visit to Mrs.
HierOnymus' mother, Mis-. H. J.
Frantz. Mrs. Hieronymus will spend
/ the summer here visiting. Her health
is quite poorly and she hopes to be
benefited by the Kansas climate.
The l6.year-Old son of John Gift,
living four miles north of the city,
was run over by wagon Friday
morning. He was holding a team
when the horses became frightened.
The wagon wheels passed over his
breast, but no serious results are
likely to follow. DR.. Martin was
called and found no bones broken.
Ora GTaffcame near losing his house
hold goods and home Monday by
fire. He was lighting a fire, when the
head of a pariOr match flew into a
lace curtain which wentup into smoke
! like powder. Luckily there was a
boiler full Of water sitting handy and
he succeeded in extinguiShing the
flames before much damage was done.
| will trade the registered Perche-
ron stallion, Cyclone No. 643S IN. d.
COvell's raising), years old, weight
1000 pounds, in fine condition, sound
and healthy and a good feal-getter for
a stallion of the same breed. Reason
for trading, all my stock is related to
him. Call on or write VIM. Dugan,
COrbin, Kan. Residence, five miles
east and one south of COrbin. tf25
J. L. Richards is packing his house.
hold goods today preparatory to re-
moving them TO Winfield tomorrow,
where he has secured a position as
janitOr of the Southwest NJ. E. col
lege. Mrs. Richards will leave fol
her new home next week. yelling.
ton people will be sorry to lose thi.
eStimable family from our midst
Journal, Friday.
The fourth lecture in the Mission
ary Extension course, under the aus
pices of the Young Peoples Christian
union, will be delivered at the Bap
tist church next Friday, the 26th, by
Mrs. R. Z. McNabb for several years
missionary in China. Mrs. McNabt
will have a collection of Chinese COS
TUNES, idols and CuriOs. Admission
free to all.
0tJ Mishler, the young fellow whit
had been staying at TIE Davis houst
10 this city until few days ago, diet
Friday at o'clock at the home O.
his uncle, Benjamin Pefiy, thre,
miles south of town, Of consumption
Rev. A. S. Henderson, pastor OF tn,
I Congregational church of this city
4 conducted the funeral services Sun
t day morning at eleven o'clock, anC
interment will be made in the Bethe
: cemetery. The deceased was aged 2
D years.
The Carleton entertainment giveI
, last Thursday night drew one of tn
largest audiences ever gathered tC
gether in the auditorium. The en-
tertainment was tlrstc class in ever
respect. Mr.. Carleton recited man
J. of his poems and related incident
e that 90 to make up the "Drama O
d Human Lite" He is a cultured elC
cutiOnist and brings out the merits O
U ulo O"u pOSluo III mduut
h that makes his works highly appre
, ciated.
e Something remarkable happened il
t this city Friday afternoon, remarkabl
in that there were nearly hundre
g women present and newspapers faile
t to learn of it. The C.W.B.M. of tn
a Christian church gave Mission TIE
e at the home of Mrs. A. Graf on Piet
0 hill, which was success from a
points of view. All the churches |
. the city were represented, and tn
? ladies enjoyed one Of the most plea.
ant times in the history of churc
q functions. s.-Journal.
s The Christian Endeavor society c
the Congregational church gave
mum" social at the church Frida
9 night. A small sum was charged fo